Benefits of VLEs and Case Studies of Moodle Implementation
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This presentation proposes Moodle as an e-learning solution to enhance students' writing skills and increase their motivation level in the secondary education level.
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Benefits of VLEs and Case Studies of Moodle Implementation
- 1. ISMAIL FAYED IAT Ismailfayed [at] yahoo.com United Arab Emirates
- 3. Virtual Learning Environments.. PLEs CMSs VLEs Sharedpoints
- 5. VLEs around the world..
- 10. Moodle
- 11. 49,256 registered sites 28,177,443 users in 2,571,855 courses 4,456 Moodle sites in the US 4949 in the UK 144 Egypt 25 in Kuwait 109 in the UAE (Moodle dynamic statistics as of May, 2009
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- virtual education provides nearly all or a portion of formal schooling for nearly one in every 50 students according to Glass (2009: 5). He adds that almost 3 out of every 4 public K-12 schools provide full, partial or ‘hybrid’ online courses to their students. Another report by Allen & Seaman (2004) cited in Albion and Weaver (2006: 2541) reveals that “ Over 2 million higher education students took at least one online course, that is around 90% of public institutions offered online courses in 2004 .” Because online education nowadays seems to provide more access and affordability, Clark (2009) states that the number of Americans enrolled in at least one online course increased from 2 million in 2003 to over 4 million in 2009. One of the reasons she mentioned in her report for that increase relates to the current economic recession.