The document discusses using the book module in Moodle to create online books. It notes that a Moodle book provides a familiar textbook format with chapters and a table of contents to organize information. Moodle books save space by combining multiple web links into a single resource and allow for easy creation and import of content like text, tables, images, audio, and video. Students have provided positive feedback that Moodle books have the benefits of a printed textbook format without the downsides of physical books.

1. Turning the Page in Moodle: Using the Book Module

2. Presenter Information Program Assistant Health & Community Services, CCE Spring 2000 Course Content Development Spring 2001 Blackboard and Moodle 16 hybrid/web-enhanced 7 fully online 2 more by fall 2007 Instructor Since 2004 (Blackboard web-enhanced) Fall 2005 (Moodle fully online) Fall 2006 Quality Matters Review Quality Review Showcase

3. What is a book? http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/book A written or printed work of fiction or nonfiction, usually on sheets of paper fastened or bound together within covers Something regarded as a source of knowledge or understanding Conveys information from the author to the reader Table of Contents overview of content and structure Chapters and sub-chapters “ bite-sized” pieces Detailed information

4. What is a Moodle book? Multi-page resource Familiar format Table of Contents Chapters and sub-chapters

5. Printed Book Page numbers Moodle Book Link Table of Contents

6. Students Like It! Student Feedback: “ It has the positive features of a textbook format without the torn pages” - Andrea Familiar format Availability Printable Chapter only Entire book Flexible

7. Why Should I Use It? Saves space Organizes information Easy to create Type individual chapters Import HTML

8. Moodle Books Save Space Multiple Links Single Link

9. Moodle Books Organize Information

14. Not Just for Words! Formatted text Tables/charts Photography Audio/video Combination