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Moodle Tool Guide for Teachers

I recently found this awesome reference guide, created by Joyce Seitzinger, that shows a simple traffic-light system to see if the tool of choice is ‘appropriate’ for what you are trying to do (assessment, collaboration, etc).

Please look through this, it is a really simple and effective way to present the information.

I have worked on a version for the Business School at Bournemouth University, that covers the same kind of information in Blackboard, but have added a few of my own interpretations on the tools and reasons for using them. I will try and upload it here at some point.

Related posts:

Blackboard vs. Moodle: a comparison Blackboard Guide for Tutors Reading – Transition to Moodle (Florida International University)

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4 comments

By David Hopkins – June 4, 2010

  • http://www.cats-pyjamas.net Joyce Seitzinger

    Thanks for the kind words David. Yes, I think this would work for many LMS systems and I’m quite interested to do one for web2.0 tools too.

    Glad to hear you’re doing a Blackboard one. I’ve been out of Blackboard for 3 years, so wouldn’t know the finer points of the tools anymore. Do let me know when you post it. I’m trying to collect all translations & adaptations on my blog.

    Also if you have time, can you take a pic of yourself with the Moodle Tool Guide? It’s becoming a fun little side project :-). Just send it to @catspyjamasnz…

    Thanks again!
    Joyce

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  • http://twitter.com/mikeclovell Mike Lovell

    You might like to see a similar document, although Blackboard Learn 9.1 focused, created by the folks at CSU: Fresno.

    http://tiltatfresnostate.blogspot.com/2011/05/blackboard-91-tool-guide.html

    Just making sure you’ve seen it.

    Cheers,
    Mike

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