Posts Tagged ‘kristian still’
Check out the #imoot course creation challenge courses on the Mooch!
The courses from the Course Creation Challenge held during the iMoot this past spring are now available on the Mooch to check out. No need to have attended iMoot 2011, you can now enter the courses and even download a copy to use on your own. From the winner by Alja Isakovic to my personal favorite by Kristian Still, explore each [...]
Mapping a Moodle Upgrade Roadmap by @kristianStill
This guest post was originally published at Kristian Still's education-focused blog: http://www.kristianstill.co.uk Over the pass few weeks, away from my day-to-day duties, I have been either Moodling or in Moodle conversation. Most of my time has been spent investigating and applying the new Moodle features, supported by a very useful [...]
Congratulations to @iAlja “Best in Show” at the #imoot Course Creation Challenge
Via Gavin Henrick (@ghenrick) and the iMoot site: Best in Show “I can change the world” – Alja Isakovic Runners up “Surviving the Great iMoot Climate Change” – Drew Mortensen “Global Warming and Climate Change” – Sigi Jakob-Kühn The public favourite matched our own: iMoot Peoples Choice “I can change the world” [...]
Using Feedback as the lesson by @kristianstill
This post was written/contributed by Kristian Still and is cross-posted at his blog. You can read more of his educational thoughts and find helpful links for teaching at his blog: http://www.kristianstill.co.uk/wordpress. Before I get to the ‘Using Feedback as the Lesson’ post, there are a couple of pedagogical reflections / questions I [...]
@KristianStill’s Magnificent Seven Gradebook/Course Design Tips
This post is cross-posted at Kristian Still's personal blog, a great resource for Moodle tips and educational technology links . I have spent a fair amount of time reflecting on course design and why the gradebook is somewhat of a late bloomer, in terms of Moodle core features. I don’t mean to harp on about gradebooks, but if you do think [...]
#imoot recap: Course Creator Challenge Entries
One of the coolest things about the iMoot this year was that there was an interactive synchronous challenge given to all interested iMoot attendees. The Course Creator Challenge was for attendees only, but was nearly like a poster session as you might see at a regular face-to-face educational technology conference. Attendees were able to [...]
Interested in what’s happening at #MootUK11? Follow @KristianStill
Kristian Still (@KristianStill) is on the ground and reporting from the UK Moot this year and has five recaps of the sessions he's attended already posted at his blog: http://www.kristianstill.co.uk/. For realtime updates from other participants you should watch the #MootUK11 Twitter [...]
Exploring Webpages – Moodle’s Ugly Ducklings? with @kristianstill
This guest post is from Kristian Still (@kristianstill) who offered to let Moodlenews repost with attribution. Check out Kristian's blog for more Moodle tips and great educational thoughts and resources: http://kristianstill.co.uk/. Moodle resources are rarely inspirational. If anything resources and standard files are uploaded to fill [...]
@kristianstill and @cragman69 provide a recap of day 2 at #mootuk10
This post was provided by Kristian Still and Craig Sumner, two guest writers on location at the 2010 Moodle Moot UK atULCC. Their notes are interspersed with the Twitter entries as they were occurring during and corresponded to the sessions. So day two of Moodle Moot 2010 kicked off with a very interesting / reassuring keynote from Martin [...]
Live with @kristianstill and @hamblecollege at #mootuk10: Day 2
This information is provided by Kristian Still and Craig Sumner, two guest writers on location at the 2010 Moodle Moot UK at ULCC. Kristian Still and Craig Sumner are on location again today at the 2010 Moodle Moot at ULCC. Check out their coveritlive session while listening to the keynote and join in if you're on Twitter (Kristian's blog [...]
