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Embedding a Whole Website into a Moodle Course (securely)

Joseph Thibault — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 13:30:26 +0000

Here’s a really awesome use of Moodle: embedding a complete website and all of it’s HTML/videos/link structure, etc. This provides a secure environment, protecting your website creation and also keeps students within your Moodle course. I use the same process for linking to Articulate presentations (some 200 slides with audio!) just by zipping up the converted file then uploading it to a directory in a Moodle course.

Check out the great video tutorial and examples below. Note that the video highlights the process in Moodle 2.0 but course files in 1.9 also supports this process. Video [direct link] created by John Patten.

Moodle 2.0 – Creating a Course Secure Pseudo Web Server from John Patten on Vimeo.

Loads of videos and tutorials from @ptreadwell

Joseph Thibault — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 13:04:44 +0000

Paul Treadwell (@ptreadwell) has loads of Moodle tutorials on his Cornell Cooperative Extension site, http://treadwell.cce.cornell.edu/moodle_doc/. The videos are a broad collection of tutorials including:

Introduction to the Moodle interface
embedding images for student users
an overview of the course layout
creating quizzes
adding video
Scales and ratings
and more.

Here’s a very cool Articulate Engage resource that helps to point out the different areas of a Moodle course page: http://treadwell.cce.cornell.edu/moodle_doc/moodle_interface/index.html.

For more of Paul’s great, high-quality resources go to: http://treadwell.cce.cornell.edu/moodle_doc/index.html

@moodletuts Quick Tutorial of Creating a Course and Course Content

Joseph Thibault — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 18:23:10 +0000

@Moodletuts created a quick (4:40) tutorial on the process of creating a course and integrating several activities and resources (an embedded video, and 2 SCORM packages made with Articulate Presenter and Quiz Maker).

Check out Moodletuts.com for more great content.

If you’ve never created a course from the Administrator view or embedded video this is a quick and easy tutorial that can illustrate how.

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