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kdayThis document discusses resources for marketing and explaining Moodle, including a LEGO presentation and video that explain Moodle, the Michigan Learns Online website which provides information on blended learning courses and resources, and ways to stay informed about Moodle such as blogs, listserves and video tutorials. It also includes activities for attendees to explore these resources and ways they could share what they learn about Moodle.
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- 1. Marketing Moodle and More Kristin Day St. Clair County RESA day.kristin@sccresa.org @daykristin
- 2. Objectives Explore and discuss resources that can be used to inform others about the power of Moodle. Understand ways that Moodle supports learning initiatives such as UDL, blended learning, etc.
- 3. Overview Explaining Moodle Comparing Moodle with other Learning Management Systems (LMS)
- 5. Explaining Moodle with LEGO Full Presentation http://www.slideshare.net/moodlefan/what-is-moodle- explained-with-lego-presentation Link to Video ◦ Full Version (5:03) www.youtube.com/watch?v=C- p2KqU7QD4 ◦ Short Version (2:45) www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XPZl6LLvik
- 6. Activity Explore the Explaining Moodle with LEGO PowerPoint, independently. (5 – 7 mins) ◦ What 3 or 4 slides or pieces of information would you share with others? At your tables, discuss the information that you found most useful and how you might deliver it to an audience? (5 mins)
- 9. Michigan’s Online/Blended Projects Michigan Learns Online (MLO) www.remc.org/projects/milearnsonline ◦ Preview courses, resources to support hybrid and blended learning, searchable
- 10. Activity Explore the Michigan Learns Online website. Specifically the links below: ◦ www.remc.org/projects/milearnsonline/courses ◦ www.remc.org/projects/milearnsonline/getting- started/resources ◦ www.remc.org/projects/milearnsonline/getting- started/resources/hybridblended-learning
- 11. Activity At your table, discuss what you found and how you might share the information with others.
- 13. Activity Review each of the 3 fliers. ◦ What do you like? ◦ What is missing? ◦ Other suggestions?
- 14. Pedagogy http://www.irrodl.org/index.php/irrodl/art icle/view/869/1575
- 15. Staying Informed Moodle News Blog: www.moodlenews.com ◦ @moodlenews Michigan Moodle Users List Serve
- 16. Staying Informed Moodle News Blog: ◦ www.moodlenews.com ◦ @moodlenews Michigan Moodle Users List Serve https://lists.remc1.net/mailman/listinfo/mmu MACUL Space: Moodle User Group ◦ http://maculspace.ning.com/group/mimoodleu sers
- 17. Video Resources Set of Moodle 2 Tutorials ◦ www.teachertrainingvideos.com/moodle1/index. html