Get Your Moodle On
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This presentation provides an introduction to the Freedom Writers Institute Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) called Moodle. It explains that Moodle allows the Freedom Writers community to stay connected, share resources and ideas, and build an online community. It provides instructions on how to log in to Moodle and an overview of its features like discussion forums, profiles, events calendar, and courses. Users are encouraged to explore Moodle and use it to communicate with other Freedom Writers teachers.
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Get Your Moodle On
- 1. Welcome to the Freedom Writers Institute Online Community!
- 5. What is Moodle? Poodle Doodle Moogle Goodle
- 7. Virtual Learning Environment : The Basics www.freedomwritersinstitute.org
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- 13. Where do I start? Teacher’s Lounge! Discussion Forums (organized by FWI session)
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