Moodle tips and tricks

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Presentation from the IATEFL Poland conference, Bydgoszcz, 17-19.09.2010 - a selection of moodle tips and tricks, ranging from beginner to quite advanced moodle knowledge level.

Education

Moodle tips and tricks

for language teachers

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

About me

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About Weblang - weblang.pl

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PoznajMoodle.pl

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Partners

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About Moodle

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Moodle Tips & Tricks

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Tip (or Trick) no. 1

Matching question

with images

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Matching

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Matching with images

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Tip (or Trick) no. 2

Put the dialogue

in the correct order

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Order the dialogue

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Tip (or Trick) no. 3

Categorize the words

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Categorize the words

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Tip (or Trick) no. 4

Randomize

a matching question

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Randomized matching

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Tip (or Trick) no. 5

Reorder the words

to make a sentence

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Reorder the words

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Tip (or Trick) no. 6

Create a revision quiz

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Revision quiz

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Tip (or Trick) no. 7

Hide other students' replies

in a forum

until the student responds

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Hide others' posts until...

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Tip (or Trick) no. 8

Post forum messages

while walking the dog

(or sleeping,

or watching a movie, or...)
Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Delay forum posts

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Tip (or Trick) no. 9

Use mashups

to import external content

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Mashups

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Tip (or Trick) no. 10

Bring the world

into your course

(using RSS)

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Remote RSS feeds

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Tip (or Trick) no. 11

Automagically

embed media

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Embedding media

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Tip (or Trick) no. 12

Automagically

link words

to glossary definitions

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Glossary linking

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Tip (or Trick) no. 13

Give your students

more freedom

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Give more freedom

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Tip (or Trick) no. 14

Assign

a student-assistant

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Assign an assistant

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Tip (or Trick) no. 15

Create flashcards

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Create flashcards

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

Thank you :-)

http://edukacja-online.pl

http://weblang.pl

http://poznajmoodle.pl

Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

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Moodle tips and tricks

1. Moodle tips and tricks for language teachers Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

2. About me Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

3. About Weblang - weblang.pl Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

4. PoznajMoodle.pl Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

5. Partners Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

6. About Moodle Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

7. Moodle Tips & Tricks Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

8. Tip (or Trick) no. 1 Matching question with images Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

9. Matching Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

10. Matching with images Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

11. Matching with images Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

12. Matching with images Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

13. Tip (or Trick) no. 2 Put the dialogue in the correct order Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

14. Order the dialogue Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

15. Order the dialogue Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

16. Tip (or Trick) no. 3 Categorize the words Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

17. Categorize the words Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

18. Categorize the words Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

19. Categorize the words Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

20. Tip (or Trick) no. 4 Randomize a matching question Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

21. Randomized matching Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

22. Randomized matching Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

23. Randomized matching Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

24. Tip (or Trick) no. 5 Reorder the words to make a sentence Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

25. Reorder the words Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

26. Reorder the words Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

27. Reorder the words Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

28. Reorder the words Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

29. Reorder the words Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

30. Tip (or Trick) no. 6 Create a revision quiz Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

31. Revision quiz Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

32. Tip (or Trick) no. 7 Hide other students' replies in a forum until the student responds Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

33. Hide others' posts until... Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

34. Tip (or Trick) no. 8 Post forum messages while walking the dog (or sleeping, or watching a movie, or...) Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

35. Delay forum posts Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

36. Delay forum posts Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

37. Tip (or Trick) no. 9 Use mashups to import external content Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

38. Mashups Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

39. Mashups Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

40. Mashups Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

41. Mashups Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

42. Mashups Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

43. Mashups Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

44. Mashups Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

45. Tip (or Trick) no. 10 Bring the world into your course (using RSS) Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

46. Remote RSS feeds Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

47. Remote RSS feeds Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

48. Remote RSS feeds Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

49. Tip (or Trick) no. 11 Automagically embed media Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

50. Embedding media Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

51. Embedding media Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

52. Tip (or Trick) no. 12 Automagically link words to glossary definitions Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

53. Glossary linking Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

54. Glossary linking Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

55. Tip (or Trick) no. 13 Give your students more freedom Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

56. Give more freedom Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

57. Give more freedom Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

58. Give more freedom Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

59. Tip (or Trick) no. 14 Assign a student-assistant Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

60. Assign an assistant Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

61. Assign an assistant Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

62. Assign an assistant Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

63. Tip (or Trick) no. 15 Create flashcards Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

64. Create flashcards Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

65. Create flashcards Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

66. Thank you :-) http://edukacja-online.pl http://weblang.pl http://poznajmoodle.pl Przemysław Stencel, WebLang.pl, IATEFL Poland 2010

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