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==Activity modules== | ==Activity modules== | ||
There are a number of interactive learning activity modules that you can use in your course. Work can be submitted by students and marked by teachers using [[Assignments]] or [[Workshops]]. Automatic marking can be achieved by using [[Quizzes]]. You can even integrate your Hot Potato quizzes by adding a [[Hotpot]] activity. | |||
Communications can take place using [[Chats]] and [[Forums]] for conversational activities and [[Choices]] to gain group feedback. Adding [[Wikis]] to your courses is an excellent way to allow students to work together on a single piece. | |||
Content can be delivered and supported using [[Lessons]] and [[SCORM]] activities. Key words can be added to [[Glossaries]] by yourself of, if you allow it, your students. | |||
[[Surveys]] and [[Database module|Databases]] are also very powerful additions to any course. | |||
If all of that isn't enough for you then you can also [[Non-standard modules|add other modules]] that are not part of the official Moodle release! | |||
==Resources== | ==Resources== | ||
Revision as of 15:44, 17 March 2006
Getting started
- Teacher introduction
- The course homepage
- Course sections
- Adding resources and activities to your course
- Formatting options
- HTML in Moodle
Activity modules
There are a number of interactive learning activity modules that you can use in your course. Work can be submitted by students and marked by teachers using Assignments or Workshops. Automatic marking can be achieved by using Quizzes. You can even integrate your Hot Potato quizzes by adding a Hotpot activity.
Communications can take place using Chats and Forums for conversational activities and Choices to gain group feedback. Adding Wikis to your courses is an excellent way to allow students to work together on a single piece.
Content can be delivered and supported using Lessons and SCORM activities. Key words can be added to Glossaries by yourself of, if you allow it, your students.
Surveys and Databases are also very powerful additions to any course.
If all of that isn't enough for you then you can also add other modules that are not part of the official Moodle release!
Resources
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- About blocks
- Activities
- Administration
- Calendar
- Courses
- Course/Site Description
- HTML
- Latest News
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- Quiz Results
- Random Glossary Entry
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