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It is difficult to manage learning without Moodle because it is difficult to check student's answers and makes it hard to check student's English ability. Teacher can check student's ideas easily through Moodle and it helps students work on activities effectively, making it an effective learning style. To initiate a conversation on Moodle, go to the forum page of a course and click on a forum topic to add a new discussion.
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This document provides instructions for using Moodle for different educational purposes in 3 sentences or less for each question. It explains how to use Moodle for a conference website, discusses why learning is difficult without Moodle, describes how effective Moodle is as a learning management system, and gives directions for initiating discussions, designing quizzes, submitting proposals, initiating chat features, and designing open-ended quizzes in Moodle.
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1. Click the Discussion Board link and then click on a discussion title to respond.
2. Create a thread by clicking "Create Thread" and writing a 5 paragraph response in the text box.
3. Reply to at least 2 classmates' threads in about 3 paragraphs each to receive full credit.
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To participate in discussions in an English class:
1. Click the Discussion Board link and then click on a discussion title to respond.
2. Create a thread by clicking "Create Thread" and writing a 5 paragraph response in the text box.
3. Reply to at least 2 classmates' threads in about 3 paragraphs each to receive full credit.
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1) Check your email inbox for a joining instructions email with your username and password.
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Participating in Forums - Moodle 2.8
- 1. How to Participate In Moodle Forums
- 2. Forums are also referred to as discussion boards and are similar to having a class discussion. The common goals are to: > Help you learn from each other. Students bring different experiences that help you shape your perspective about the subject. > The instructor guides the discussion to ensure students are interpreting the material in the appropriate context.
- 3. Step 1: Click the title of the forum from the front page of the Moodle course. Regular Forum Advanced Forum
- 4. Step 2: Read the instructions for completing the assignment at the top. Click “Add a new discussion topic.” You can also…
- 5. Step 2 (Continued): … click “Reply” at the bottom of the post made by your instructor.
- 6. Step 2 (Continued): If the instructor indicates this is a Q & A forum, you must click the question asked by the instructor in order to respond. It appears beneath the instructions. Regular Forum Advanced Forum
- 7. Step 3: Post your response. The subject line appears at the top. Consider this to be the headline people see when they look at the list of posts made by students in the class. You can change this. Enter your response here. Click this if you want to receive an e-mail when someone responds to your post. Click this to select a file that you want to attach (picture or document).
- 8. How to Respond to a Classmate’s Post
- 9. If using a regular forum: Step 1: Click the subject line of the discussion posted by your classmate.
- 10. Step 2: Click “Reply” in the lower right corner.
- 11. Step 1: If using an advanced forum: Click the “Reply” button beneath a classmate’s post. Type your comments in the “Add your reply” section.