Moodle Journal

NOVEMBER 19, 2012

When it comes to presenting a course in Moodle I often find myself trying to think of alternatives to the default means of materials presentation through the links to documents and websites approach, and the other day I discovered Scoopit. I have actually seen these websites before, but not taken the time to look into them any further. If you have not come across Scoopit yet then the approach is basically this, rather than simply collecting a series of your favourite links for others to tryout,

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Social Networks Moodle iPhone Social Network 113

Moodle Journal

NOVEMBER 9, 2012

Following the trial of our eILT skillset questionnaire for staff, where I ran it past a sample of nearly twenty, this week I applied the finishing touches and launched the survey for real. The initial trial took the form of a paper based exercise that allowed us to evaluate and apply changes to what would become the final electronic form delivered through our Moodle vle.

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Survey VLE Moodle PDF 100

Moodle Journal

NOVEMBER 6, 2012

I recall back in the early days of our vle here at College one of my selling points was that having materials in digital form would save not only on paper, but also those trips to the print room, and indeed this remains the case. With all this in mind I was pleased to come across an infographic from onlinecolleges.net that extended the reasoning along with a host of statistics on the benefits digital text including eBooks.

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