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Moodle Course Design Best Practices.
Title:
Moodle Course Design Best Practices.
Author:
Nash, Susan.
ISBN:
9781783286829
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (144 pages)
Contents:
Moodle Course Design Best Practices -- Table of Contents -- Moodle Course Design Best Practices -- Credits -- About the Authors -- About the Reviewers -- www.PacktPub.com -- Support files, eBooks, discount offers and more -- Why Subscribe? -- Free Access for Packt account holders -- Preface -- What this book covers -- What you need for this book -- Who this book is for -- Conventions -- Reader feedback -- Customer support -- Errata -- Piracy -- Questions -- 1. Preparing to Build an Exemplary Moodle Course -- The advantages of Moodle -- Getting started with Moodle -- Preparing your Moodle workspace -- Creating user accounts -- Creating a new course shell -- Assigning course roles -- Site settings for course designers -- Activating filters -- Enabling completion tracking -- Enabling conditional activities -- Summary -- 2. Planning Your Course -- Learning outcomes -- Writing learning outcomes -- Bloom's Taxonomy -- Universal Design for Learning -- Multiple means of representation -- Multiple means of access and expression -- Multiple means of engagement -- Selecting resources and activities -- Types of assessment -- Summary -- 3. Organizing Your Course -- Looking at your course goals and the big picture -- Course settings -- General -- Description -- Course format -- Structuring your instructional material using a format -- The number of sections of the course -- Hidden sections -- Course layout -- Appearance -- Files and uploads -- Completion tracking -- Guest access -- Groups -- Role renaming -- Customizing your course page -- The Calendar block -- Instructor/institution links -- Student success links -- Additional elements to customize the appearance of your course -- Fonts -- Images -- Theme considerations -- Summary -- 4. Best Practices in Content Delivery -- Managing types of content -- Adding resources to our course.

Adding course materials via Book -- Adding files -- Adding folders -- Adding pages -- Embedding presentations -- Adding activities -- Assignment module -- Choice -- Forum -- Lesson -- Quiz -- Wiki -- Using assessments to deliver content -- Backing up and reusing activities -- Summary -- 5. Designing Self-paced Independent Study Courses -- Self-paced independent study -- Configuring your course - global settings -- Theme selection -- Activities -- Quiz -- Book -- Badges -- Calendar -- Course-level configuration -- Course settings -- Course completion -- Resources -- Book -- Resources -- Resources - File -- Resources - URL -- Recording webcasts/presentations -- Producing and sharing presentations -- Audio only -- Presentation only -- Activities and assessments -- Choice -- Quiz -- Certificates -- Achievement -- Summary -- 6. Developing Cohort-based Courses with Teacher-student Interaction -- Characteristics of instructor-led cohort-based courses -- Benefits and limitations of cohort-based courses in Moodle -- Setting up your instructor-led course - global settings -- Theme selection -- Configuring the plugins -- Course formats -- Forum -- Calendar -- Course-level configuration -- Course settings -- Resources -- Folder -- Student-created files -- Word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation tools -- Activities and assessments -- Assignment -- Grades -- Course backups for cohort-based courses -- Summary -- 7. Creating Student-centered Project-based Courses -- Characteristics of student-centered project-based courses -- Setting up your project-based course - global settings -- Course default settings -- Theme selection -- Configuring the workshop settings -- Calendar -- Course-level configuration -- Course settings -- Providing resources for the course -- Links to applications for projects -- Audio, video, and geographical information tools.

Selecting activities -- Activities and assessments -- Workshop -- Configuring wiki -- Configuring grades -- Summary -- 8. Moodle for Online Communities -- Moodle and online communities -- Building a knowledge-based online community -- Choosing the best theme for your knowledge-based Moodle online communities -- Using the best settings for knowledge-based Moodle online communities -- Selecting resources and activities for a knowledge-based Moodle online community -- Building a task-based online community -- Choosing the best theme for your task-based Moodle online communities -- Using the best settings for task-based Moodle online communities -- Selecting resources and activities for a task-based Moodle online community -- Building an online community based on learning and achievement -- Creating a certificate course -- Creating badge-generating courses -- Creating a MOOC -- Summary -- Index.
Abstract:
This book is an easy-to-follow guide with a hands-on approach that will help you learn the best practices for designing attractive and highly interactive courses with the help of Moodle. This book can be used by training managers, teachers, instructors, Moodle network specialists, instructional designers, and e-learning entrepreneurs. If you are involved in online, cloud-based education, training, or professional development, this is the book for you. No prior experience with Moodle is required, though it would be helpful to understand the basics of using HTML and also working with different multimedia file formats and social media. If you would like to find a very easy and convenient way to organize learning activities along with group projects and activities, then this is the book for you.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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