Posts Tagged ‘oer’
241 OER Courses with Assessments in Moodle: How Saylor.org has created one of the largest Free and Open Course Initiatives on the web
Among free education advocates Saylor.org is leader offering absolutely free educational resources online. The Saylor goal/vision is to create "a zero-cost alternative to those who lack the resources to attend traditional brick-and-mortar institutions" and to provide those mainstream learning providers a free complement of resources online. [...]
On the 10th day of #Moodlemas the community shared with me…
Courses for sharing! 9 Tutorials for watching 8 Site for Storytell-ing 7 mobile Moodl-ing 6 Course-for-matting 5 a course about Jiiing 4 pretty themes 3 plugins 2 Cheery images and A freebie Christmas themed Glossary! If it's one thing Moodle has done well is creating a community driven repository of courses that [...]
Gone Moodle: The Saylor Foundation, Union College and Mayville Middle School
As usual here are a few educational organizations and schools that have adopted Moodle to deliver their online or hybrid courses. The Saylor Foundation, Online : The Saylor Foundation is building free educational resources online. By contracting SMEs in each of several content areas, Saylor is building courses from resources available on the [...]
200+ Algebra Questions in Moodle XML format for you to download from @mistermcintosh
Philip McIntosh, a "Learner-in-Chief" (@mistermcintosh) for Math has shared 3 sets of over 200 questions total at his blog for download: http://mistermcintoshsays.org/question-bank/. The questions focus on Absolute Value, integers addition and subtraction. If you're a math teacher searching for some ready-made questions look no further. If [...]
60+ simple open courses created in Moodle
If you're interested in learning a new skill or want to check out how simple a Moodle course can be (when using/tapping open resources available elsewhere on the web) you should check out http://www.open-of-course.org/courses/. It's just a collection of simply created OER courses presented through Moodle. Adding a file upload, discussion [...]
Check out new courses at the MOOCH
If you haven't been following what's happening at the MOOCH, today's a good day to go visit, http://hub.moodle.org. The MOOCH has lots of published courses already posted and available for download. Go browse or search for your favorite! Here are a few of the most recent additions of courses you can download, Biology PHP/MySQL [...]
Gone Moodle: South Carolina DOE, Utah Open High School, and University of Lethbridge
Here are just a few of the schools and organizations that have recently moved to, or plan to adopt Moodle for their courses offerings, activities or as a support website: Open High School of Utah : Moodlerooms is hosting the OHS of Utah and their OER content and courses. This recent announcement highlights the growing charter schools [...]
@uniofbath gives their awesome FAQs away as OER
We highlighted the UBath FAQs a few months ago . It was an awesome resource then and still remains so today. It covers some of the most common Moodle questions and highlights them in a well organized and succinct way. Now you can get a jump on providing users your own FAQs because the University of Bath is giving their FAQ information [...]
9th Grade Curriculum: 10 open courses in Moodle #oer #ocw
It’s back to school week! We have all the tips and tricks for getting a jump start with Moodle this school term and will be sharing a few of our favorites all this week. Getting started with a course foundation is a great way to get a jump start on delivering content in Moodle (just check out all the sites with backup courses [...]
New at @Moodleshare: 11 more courses
Jon Fila at Moodleshare.com has been posting new courses on almost a daily basis. Over the last two weeks alone almost 20 new titles/short course modules have been added at http://courses.moodleshare.com. Titles include: Art history Moodling: Using Online Courseware for Ubiquitous Learning Sloodle Demo course Creative Writing [...]
