WordPress: Four Learning Experiences to Ponder

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Barish Golland, Manager, Learning Eco-systems Support and Solutions, University of British Columbia Tannis Morgan, Associate Dean, Centre for Teaching, Learning and Innovation, Justice Institute of British Columbia Melanie Meyers, Senior Instructional Designer, Centre for Teaching, Learning and Innovation, Justice Institute of British Columbia Troy Welch, Learning Innovations Developer, Thompson Rivers University Festival of Learning: Celebrating Teaching and Learning in Higher Education in Burnaby, B.C. from June 6 -9, 2016

Education

WordPress in Higher Ed:
Courses, Programs & the Future
Barish Golland
Learning Ecosystems Support & Solutions Manager
Sauder Learning Services
@BarishGolland, @UBCSauderLS

UBC’s Learning
Technology Ecosystem:
Where WordPress fits in

WordPress/Blackboard
integration in a Large
Course

WordPress Master Blog
embedded in a Blackboard Course

WordPress “Backchannel” blog
embedded in a Blackboard Course

WordPress/Blackboard
integration patterns

WordPress/Blackboard
Program Level example

WordPress Program level Blog
embedded in a Blackboard
Course

Secondary Co-curricular Blog
with LearnDash modules
embedded in a BB Course

xAPI (experience API)
integration into LRS
(Learning Record Store)

Course Blog
xAPI
Statement
Learning Record Store
(LRS)
Student views
blog
xAPI JSON
Statement Created
(actor, verb, object) xAPI
Statements
stored here
Data
Visualization via
Tableau,
assembled with
data points from
other sources
Learning Analytics setup using xAPI
in WordPress

Backend xAPI Plugin in WP
Custom built WP
Plugin that allows xAPI
statements generated
in WP to push to
specific node in LRS

UBC Faculty of Arts course
blog examples

UBC’s new “Course
Spaces” – WordPress
designed for
Instructors/Students

Spaces
• New Course blog site designed for
instructors / courses
• CTLT coded plugin/theme from ground up
• Quizzing, progress bars, assignment
submissions, modular build, note taking,
handouts area, discussion forum
• xAPI / LRS ready (Learning Analytics)

Questions?
Twitter: @BarishGolland, @UBCSauderLS
Email: barish.Golland@sauder.ubc.ca

Appendix: More notes/
screenshots of Course
Spaces

WordPress: Four Learning Experiences to Ponder

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WordPress: Four Learning Experiences to Ponder

1. WordPress in Higher Ed: Courses, Programs & the Future Barish Golland Learning Ecosystems Support & Solutions Manager Sauder Learning Services @BarishGolland, @UBCSauderLS

2. UBC’s Learning Technology Ecosystem: Where WordPress fits in

4. WordPress/Blackboard integration in a Large Course

7. WordPress Master Blog embedded in a Blackboard Course

8. WordPress “Backchannel” blog embedded in a Blackboard Course

9. WordPress/Blackboard integration patterns

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14. WordPress/Blackboard Program Level example

15. WordPress Program level Blog embedded in a Blackboard Course

16. Secondary Co-curricular Blog with LearnDash modules embedded in a BB Course

17. xAPI (experience API) integration into LRS (Learning Record Store)

18. Course Blog xAPI Statement Learning Record Store (LRS) Student views blog xAPI JSON Statement Created (actor, verb, object) xAPI Statements stored here Data Visualization via Tableau, assembled with data points from other sources Learning Analytics setup using xAPI in WordPress

19. Backend xAPI Plugin in WP Custom built WP Plugin that allows xAPI statements generated in WP to push to specific node in LRS

20. UBC Faculty of Arts course blog examples

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24. UBC’s new “Course Spaces” – WordPress designed for Instructors/Students

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26. Spaces • New Course blog site designed for instructors / courses • CTLT coded plugin/theme from ground up • Quizzing, progress bars, assignment submissions, modular build, note taking, handouts area, discussion forum • xAPI / LRS ready (Learning Analytics)

27. Mobile friendly, simple user interface

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30. Questions? Twitter: @BarishGolland, @UBCSauderLS Email: barish.Golland@sauder.ubc.ca

31. Appendix: More notes/ screenshots of Course Spaces