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SLOODLE is an open-source, web-based interface that combines the popular learning management system Moodle with the 3D virtual world Second Life. It enhances Moodle by providing a range of immersive virtual tools to support teaching and learning, including virtual manipulatives, 3D construction, interactive scripts, and self-scoring quizzes. SLOODLE aims to integrate the structured lessons, threaded discussions, assignments, and grading of Moodle with the immersive settings and interactive tools available in Second Life. Examples of SLOODLE include its use at the University of West Scotland to support collaboration in virtual environment and international cultural exchange classes.
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- 2. Agenda: What is SLOODLE ? Objectives of using SLOODLE in DE. Features of SLOODLE. Delivery and support learning. Advantages and limitations OF SLOODLE . Case studies & Examples.
- 3. SLOODLE • SLOODLE (Simulation Linked Object Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment) SLOODLE: open-source, web-based interface that combines the popular learning management system Moodle with Second Life - an immersive, virtual 3D world.
- 4. Virtual Learning system Environment -Structured lessons -Virtual manipulative - Threaded discussion - 3D construction - assignment drop-box - interactive scripts - self scoring quiz - immersive settings - restore grade book - avatars - long form documents Simulation Linked Object Oriented Distance Learning Environment: Integration of both secondlife & moodle
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- 6. Objectives of using sloodle in DE: Enhances the existing support for learning and teaching through integration with the Open Source Moodle learning environment. Provides a range of tools for supporting learning and teaching to the immersive virtual world; tools which are fully integrated with a tried and tested web-based learning management system used by hundreds of thousands of educators and students worldwide.
- 9. Some features of SLOODLE • Web-intercom. • Moodle chat room. • Registration booth. • Quiz tool and 3D Drop Box. • Choice tool. • Multi-function SLOODLE Toolbar. • Presenter (in development).
- 10. • Delivery Requirements: o Public web server. o Moodle installation. o Access to Moodle files. o Second life software. • Support: o Administration. o Tutors o Colleagues o Online (normal + virtual)
- 11. Advantages & concern: • Time flexibility. • Habits. • Feedback. • Reinforcement. • Application. • Interactivity. • Complexity. • Control.
- 12. Example & case studies: An international cultural-exchange between Korea and Dubai has been detailed in a case study. https://www.sloodle.org/blog/?p=13
- 13. Example & case studies: SLOODLE at the university of the west Scotland: outlines some of the ways that SLOODLE was used by tutor and students to support teaching, learning and collaboration in the classes. (Collaborative Virtual Environments & Introduction to Virtual Worlds) http://www.scribd.com/doc/22969853/SLOODLE- Case-Study-University-of-the-West-of-Scotland
- 15. Thank you