Posts Tagged ‘training’
Moodle’s Do’s and Do Not’s docs (more tips via Moodle.org)
Surfing the Moodle.org site the other day I found the home of the Moodle Do's and Do Not's which make up the classy poster I took a crack and recreating and releasing. http://docs.moodle.org/en/Teaching_Do's http://docs.moodle.org/en/Teaching_Don'ts The bullets from the poster are lifted directly from that resource (and it's great to know [...]
What’s your Moodle training Strategy? Tips for creating a topnotch training program
The Moodle Feasibility Study we conducted has some great insights to training strategies that schools/institutions take in order to facilitate a higher level of Moodle use (and a more comprehensive use of it's various features). Here are some of the tips and tricks we gleaned from the study/survey, Strategies: It seems that there was consensus [...]
2 Moodle doodles, 2 minute Moodles and Build-a-Bear: new user resources
Teaching Moodle to new users is something that many tech educators and tech integration specialists will face (or have already). In my own experience road showing Moodle around California and Vermont, I used an analogy (however correct or incorrect) that creating a Moodle was like visiting Build-a-Bear. In any event, there are a host of [...]
Free Webinar “Moodle for Middle School” 4/20/10 @ 3:30 pm EST
Found this upcoming professional development and training event on the Moodle.org site. The webinar is free and open to anyone interested. Here's the original thread: http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=148350&username=guest Moodle for Middle School: Middle schools are unique places filled with student firsts - from students' first [...]
Low cost Moodle course (online) from @onefortraining
There's an online Moodle course run by @ONE (a collaboration of the California Community College system) starting April 19th. The course is very inexpensive ($50 for CA teachers, $100 for any other teachers, $200 for any other Moodlers). As far as four-week online courses go, this one looks to be one of the most inexpensive and comprehensive. [...]
“How we implemented Moodle” Part 5 – Training @moodlerific
Part 5 - Training Last, but certainly not least I will be talking about Training. I'll go over our basic outline of our training and what elements were included that made it successful. I'll also speak about the importance of on-going trainings and user groups. My co-worker, Ryan Semans, who was a TICT (Technology Integrative Collaborative [...]
Moodle for Teachers (v. 4) Starts March 1st
Integrating-Technology.com is hosting another M4T course this coming March 1st. This session will run from 3/1/10 to 3/31/10. M4T is a collaboratively taught Moodle training course for Moodle beginners. Each week covers Moodle and online pedagogy equally and culminates with weekly live sessions hosted on WizIQ.com. The next Moodle for [...]
2010 Midwest Moot Announced!
This July 26th through 28th the Midwest Moodle Moot will be held at Goshen College in Goshen, Indiana. The Moot will feature presenters on several Moodle tracks and a special keynote by Martin Dougiamas, Moodle founder. Additional information is forthcoming. Your participation as a presenter, panel discussion organizer, or workshop leader [...]
Great tutorials from Linn-Benton Community College
LBCC in Albany, Oregon has pulled together all of their training videos and tutorial into one Youtube playlist: The complete playlist is available here: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=FDB096BBBB4C2B1A Video topics include: editing your profile adding and removing users creating and maintaining a manual grade book Moodle [...]
Learn Moodle for Free! starting 1/4/10
Integrating-Technology (http://www.integrating-technology.com/pd/), a collaborative professional development site is promoting their 3rd Moodle for Teachers program which will start January 4th, 2010. The four-week program covers various aspects of Moodle (why use it, building courses, assessment, promoting engagement, etc.) and provides a [...]
