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    Using Moodle as a Classroom

    Management Tool

    EDTech 503 Instructional Design Project 1

    7/11/2010

    Daniel

    Flynn

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    BackgroundandIDModel2

    Background1.A.2

    Background1.BInstructionalDesignModel.....2

    Part2AnalysisoflearningContent..4

    Part3Analysisoflearner.5

    A. Planandrationale.5B. SurveyLink.6C. SurveyResponses...7

    Part4AnalysisoftheLearningTask12

    A. LearningGoals.12B. TaskAnalysis.13C. Learning Objectives13

    Part5Assessment.14

    Rubric.15

    AppedenixAF.17

    PhoneinterviewQuestions..20

    TaskAnalysis...21

    Biography.22

    TableOfContents

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    Background1.A

    Thisprojectwascreatedforthepurposesoftraining160teachersintheWashingtonCounty,SC

    SchoolDistrict. TeachersofthedistrictwillparticipateinaMoodleClassroomManagementtraining

    coursetosupporttheirteachingandsupportstudentslearning. Teacherswillbetrainedinaschool

    providedcomputerlabwithallequipmentandsoftwareneededtoaccommodatetherequirementsof

    Moodle. Thefirstsessionwillbe120minutesandthefollowupsessionwill60minutes,foratotalof

    180instructionalminuets.

    Background1.B

    Theworkshopisintensiveandwillrequirethattherearemanyresourcesgiventoaccomplish

    MoodleasaClassroomManagementTool,suchasbroadband,anInternetBrowser,MicrosoftSuite

    Package,andsoon. Aswellparticipantsinthepresentationwillbetobeabletohaveunderstandingof

    skillsneededtoperformtheworkshop,basictechnicalskills,classroomorganizationalskills,andso

    forth. Participantswillalsobeexpectedtodevelopandhonetechnologyskillsthatwillassistintheir

    teaching,thusaproductwillbecreated. TheMoodleasaclassroommanagementtoolworkshopwillbe

    developedwithaproductorienteddevelopmentalmodel.

    Specifically,theBergmanandMooremodelwillbeusedtocreatethisproduct. Oneofthemain

    reasonswhythishasbeenchosenisbecauseitwascreatedandfocusesoninteractivemultimedia. As

    wellthemodeloffersabilitytoworkinteamstocompleteprojectsofthisnature. Thisisbasedonthe

    districthavingteamsingradelevels,departmentsandcollaborationmeetingswithmultiplechancesand

    opportunitiestoworkongrouporientedmaterial. GustafsonandBranchstate,Theoutputofeach

    BackgroundandIDModel

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    activityprovidesinputforthenextforeachsubsequentactivity. Thisisimportantasthisallowsfor

    eachparticipatingteachertofullyunderstandonesegmentoftheinstructionbeforecontinuingonthe

    subsequentsections. Aswell,thiswillallowtheinstructortomeasureperformanceofeachparticipant

    beforegoingtothenextstep,aseachstepisdependentonthelast. Forthismodelandthe

    complexitiesofthemodelstoworkwitheachparticipanttoendwithapositiveclearunderstandingof

    howMoodlewillbeusedasaclassroommanagementtool. Belowthereisascreenshotattachedofthe

    BerganandMooremodel.

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    Therearemanyvariablestothelearningcontextthatarecrucialtothedevelopmentofa

    successfulworkshop. ThefirstthingthatisimportantistomeetwiththeschooldistrictsITdirectoror

    equivalenttoaskthefollowingquestions: Whatinternetbrowsersareinstalledanddoplugins,

    firewalls,orfiltersthatblockstheuseofMoodleorotherWeb2.0tools?ArethecomputersJavaRun

    Timeinstalled?IsMoodlegoingtobehostedonschoolserversoranoutsidesource? Isthereserver

    capableofholdingthecontentsandfilestorageofahostedMoodlesoftware? Aswellbesidesthe

    technicalquestions,whowillcreateaccountsandsetupdummysectionclasses,suchasexamplemath,

    science,English,historyandelectivescoursetohaveparticipantsworkwithduringtheworkshop.

    Asapartofthelearningcontextitisimportanttounderstandasaskthedistrictifthisisgoingto

    beamandatedprogramorjustamandatoryworkshopwithteacheroptiontouseattheirindividual

    discretion. Requirementsofthecoursedevelopmentandlearningcontentwillvarydependingonthe

    needsofthedistrict. Ifteachersarerequiredtousethiswilltherebeconsequencesfornotusing

    Moodleasaclassroommanagementtool?

    Aswell,isthisgoingtobeaprogramthatwillbeusedoutsideofschoolandifsohowwill

    studentswhodonothavereliableaccesstointernetusegoingtobeaddressed? Willstudentsbe

    requiredtoaccessthisfromoutsideofschoolasapartoftheireverydayinstructionandlessons? In,

    addition,theremightbeissueswithparentsandtheirconcernwiththeirstudentsuseofanonline

    classroommanagementtoolathome,howwillthisbeaddressed?

    Part2AnalysisoftheLearningContent

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    Thefirstinitial120minutewillbetrainingonthebasicsofhowMoodleworksandothersuch

    basics. Thefollowupsession,whenteachershavehadtimetopractice,andwillbeputtingthesetools

    touseandmoreadvancedtools. Giventhis,theneedsassessmentwillbebasedoffoftheinnovation

    modelasthisisthenewproductthatthedistrictisusing. ItisclearthatMoodleisanewproductthe

    districtwantsitsemployeestouseasaclassroommanagementtool. Withthisnewtoolteachersare

    goingtobeembarkingonnewgoalsandambitionsthatthedistrictissettingoutforthewayinwhich

    instructionisdelivered.

    Teacherswillface,andareexpected(basedonwhatthedistrictneedsare)agoalofcreating

    onefullunitusingvariousresourcesthattheinternet(Web2.0)andMoodlehavetooffer.

    3ASurveyPlan

    ACrucialstepindevelopingproperinstructionistoanalyzethelearnerandhowtheywilllearn

    best. Theplantodevelopanalysisofthelearnerforthepurposesofthisworkshop. Thiswillbedonein

    atwophaseofanalysis,oneaphoneorfacetofaceinterviewandtwoageneralsurveywillalsobe

    conducted. Thesurveypartofthisanalysiswillbedonetoaskthemotivationalquestionsandself

    assessmentsofskilllevels,languageusageandsensorycapacitiesoftheparticipant. Asurveywillbe

    sentouttoeachparticipantandareturnof50%isexpected.

    First,itcanbequitedifficulttoconductameaningfulsurveyforlearningstylesbyclickinga

    coupleofboxesorfillinginashortparagraph. Eachpersonlearnsdifferently,throughsuchthingsas

    Part3 AnalysisoftheLearners

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    auditory,kinesthetic,orvisuallearning,whichcanaffectthewayinwhichtheyprocessinformation

    fromwhatisbeingtaught. Aswell,thereareotherfactorsthatcomeintoeffectsuchaslanguage

    abilitiesasinthecaseofWashingtonCountySCSchoolDistrict,inwhichEnglishisnottheirnative

    tongue. Eventhoughsomeofthesequestionswillbeaskedthroughthesurveyitisimportanttogeta

    feelofhowpersonaltheissuesorconcernsarewithworkshopparticipants. Theplanistosampleabout

    3%oftheteachersasthiswillgetagoodfeeloftheconsensusoftheoverall,previouslearning,learning

    abilitiesandstyles,andspecialconcernsoftheparticipatingaudience.

    Thesurveyportionofthelearninganalysiswillbecompletedtogatherharddataofthree

    differentareasofconcern. First,thesurveyisdesignedtofindparticipantspriorknowledgeand

    experienceoftoolsthataregoingtobeusedformoodle.Second,itisimportanttounderstandhowthe

    learnerusestechnology,aretheygoodwithtechnologyordotheyneedhelp. Third,thesurveyisto

    findoutthetoneoftheparticipants,throughaseriesofmotivationalgaugingquestionsthatfocuson

    theupcomingworkshop. Questionsshouldalsobeusedaccordinglytoachievethemostinformation

    outofthemwithoutdistractingorangeringtheparticipantsandthuspossiblycausinganegative

    assertiontoworkshop. Thiscanbeavoidedbysimplywritinginlaymen'stermsratherthantechnical

    detailsandshortingthesurveytoaminimaltimeamount. Thismeansthatthequestionsthatare

    writtenforthesurveymustbeabletoanswerseveralareasofconcerninordertoachievemaximum

    dataanalysis(inotherwords,thesurveymustdoubledipinareasofconcern).

    3BSurveycreation

    Thesurveywillconsistof15questionsandvaryfromgrid,scale,multiplechoicequestionsto

    shortopenendedquestions. Thesurveywillbelinkedtothedistrictswebsite,inthesecureteacher

    areaofthewebsite. Aswellthesurveywillbeemailedtoallparticipatingteachersthatareenrolledin

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    theupcomingworkshop. Thesurveywasallocatedfora7daytimeperiod. Thesurveycanbefoundby

    clickingthefollowinglinkhttp://bit.ly/cEhCCl

    3CSurveyResults

    Thesurveyyielded90%returnresponses(144completedresponses). Thedatabreaksdownas

    follows:

    Animportantaccessintothemindsoftheparticipantsistofigureouttheregeneralselfassessmentof

    howtousetechnologyintheireverydaylives. Mostparticipantsratedthemselvesabithigherthan

    expected;however,thereisaclearindicationthatmostaremidrangeusersoftechnology.

    Thenextdatareportthatisnecessaryasitmeasurestheuseofsoftwaretoolsthatthe

    participantsuseonandhaveexperiencewithitthemastheycanbeusedformoodleoperations. This

    0

    10

    20

    30

    40

    50

    60

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    TechnologyUse

    TechnologyUse

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    questiongoesmoreindepthwiththeanalysisofthetoolsthatwillbeusedwithmoodle. Theresults

    areasfollows:

    Theinitialanalysisofthedatachartindicatesthattheusersaremidrangetechnologyproficient.

    Thisisbasedontheresponsestwokeyquestions,theuseandexperiencewithMSWordandAdobe

    PDF. Thisalsohascorrelationtopreviousdistricttrainingandthewillingnessforteacherstolearnmore

    abouttheuseoftechnologyandhowitcaninfluencetheirinstructionintheclassroom. Itisquiteclear

    thattheuseofPDFisarequirementforthedistrictandteachersforthemostpartknowhowtousethis

    program,thuswillbeagoodindicationofuseformoodle. ThequestionoftheuseofHotPotatoeswas

    enteredintothesurveyasanindicatorpoint. Thisistofindoutifthedistrictusestoolsthatare

    designedtowardsonlinelearningandhowmuchsoftwareisallocatedtoteachers. Theresultsarean

    indicationthatteacherswillneedmoreworkwithusesoftechnologiesthataregearedtomoodle.

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    120

    140

    160

    MSSuite Google

    Docs

    Hot

    Potatoes

    BasicPic

    Editing

    AdvPic

    Editing

    Adobe

    NoExp

    CanDoneedassistance

    Proficant

    Advanced

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    Thenextsetofdatawastomeasurethespecificsofanonlineuse,notmeasuringtheuseof

    staticwebsites(searching,Web1.0)butratherdynamicallycreatingandusingcontent. Theresultsare

    asfollows:

    Resultsindicatethatparticipantsarenotnecessarilyonlineproficient,however,theparticipantshave

    groundingintheonlineworldofunderstandingandhowitoperates. Moodleisaprogramthatisbased

    offofuploading,downloading,creatingcontent,blogging,embeddingoutsidesources,etc.,sogiven

    thesespecificresultsthereisaneedforabasicentrylevelintothemoodleworkshop.

    Thenextsetofdatawasdesignedtomeasurethedesirabilityoftheparticipantsinthiswork

    shoptolearnmoodle. Thedatagoesasfollows

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    120

    140

    Yes

    No

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    Thedataindicatesthatthereisheightenedlevelofinterestfortheworkshoptotakeplaceinfor

    theparticipants. However,thereareindicationsthatthereneedstobeaclearerconnectionforthe

    participantsonhowMoodleistobeusedasaclassroommanagementtool. Sincemoodleisonline

    basedandthereisgoingtobeclearusesofonlineeducationitiscriticalthatparticipantsknowand

    understandtheusesofmoodle

    Thelastsetofdatawasmeasuredtoseeifaccommodationsareneededbasedontheresponses

    givenbytheparticipants. TheDatagoesasfollows

    0

    10

    20

    30

    40

    50

    60

    70

    80

    OnlineEducationagoodidea?

    LookingForwardtoWorkshop

    HowMuchareyouexpecting

    1Low

    2

    3Mid

    4

    5High

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    Mostparticipantsindicatedthattheywerevisuallearnersthusmakingtheworkshopmore

    visualbased,seeinggraphics,videos,instructors,oranythingthatisvisuallystimulatingtothe

    participant. However,tonote,kinestheticlearnersaretheotherdominatinggroup,indicatingthat

    thereneedstobeafocuspointonusinghandsontools.

    Thelastsetofdatawastogetinformationforparticipantstoindicateiftheyhaveasensory

    impairmentorhavedifficultieswithcomputers. Noparticipantcamebackindicatinganydifficulties

    withcomputeruseforthepurposesoftheworkshop. However,therearesomeconcernswith4

    teachersastheyindicatedthattheyhaveissueswithsightandlookingatthecomputerscreen. Thiswill

    beaddressedbypairingtheseidentifiedparticipantswithotherpeersthatcanassistandaidtheminthe

    process.

    Theoverallneedsofthelearnersarequiteclear,asthedataindicatesthisthroughtheuseof

    thesurveyinstrument. Particularfocusshouldbetocreateamidrangebeginnerworkshopthatwill

    starttheclassonfirmground. Aswelltheinitial120minuteworkshopmightwanttofocusonthemore

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    120

    Auditory Visual kinesthetic

    Series1

    Series1

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    basictaskssuchasuploading,downloading,andcreatingtoolsthatareexclusivelyonmoodle. The

    followupsessionwithpracticealreadyinhand,shouldincludetheWeb2.0features,suchasoutside

    resources,HotPotatoes,Dipity,Webinars,etc. Aswelltheworkshopshouldincludefollowuptraining

    videosforteachersthatwantmoreindepthknowledgeandforreference.

    4ALearningGoal

    Givenmoodlewebbasedprogram,learnerswillcreateafunctioningclassroommanagementtoolwith

    uploaddocumentsandwebbasedtools.

    4BLearningTask

    Thisisaninformationalprocessofthemoodleasaclassroommanagementtoolofthelearningtask.

    Theflowchartpicturedbelow,goesoverthebasicsofhowmoodleoperatesandissetupforbasictasks

    forworkshopparticipants. Eachsetiscoveredindifferentcolors,indicatingmasteryoftaskand

    understandingofmoodleasatool. Materialswillberequiredasapartoftheworkshop,withthree

    photosandanexampleclasssyllabus,thateachteacherwillbringinforthepurposesoflearning

    moodle. Thelinktothefullflowchartcanbefoundherehttp://bit.ly/awfNFF.

    Part4 LearningTask

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    4CLearningObjectives:

    Therearefourmajorobjectiveareasforusingmoodleasaclassroomtool.

    1. Usingtheadministrationtoolsofmoodletosetupaneffectiveclassroommanagementtool.2. Usingmodulestosetupclassworkandinformation3. Usingmoodletosetupclassresources4. Usingmoodletosetupclassactivities.5. Createafunctioningclassthatreflectstoolslearnedinmoodle

    Objectivesarelistedindetailintheappendixsection

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    Thisisaprojectbasedworkshopthatstudentswillparticipatein,withtwoformsofassessment,

    formativeandsummative. Theworkshopwillconsistofmostlyformativeassessment(duemostlybeing

    aprojectbasedworkshopandlackoftime)basedoninstructorandpeerobservationsfortheactivities

    plannedout. Summativeassessmentwillbeconductedaftertheworkshophasbeencompleted,itwill

    beevaluatedbytheadministrator. Thepurposeofthefollowupmoodleworkistoreinforceandmake

    relevantthetopicoftheworkshop,asthiswillbeapossiblecomponentofdistrictrequirements. The

    first90minuteclassisdesignedtointroducethemainfeaturesofmoodle,withfocusonfindingmoodle,

    loggingon,accessingclass,andfindingsettings(administrationtools). Materialsneedtofocusonthe

    secondhalfofthefirstworkshop,whichwouldinclude,maintopicsetup,addingresourcesand

    activitiestospecifictopicsetup,uploadingpicturestomaintopic,embeddingaYouTubevideoandtext.

    Thefollowupworkshopwillfocusoncreatingactivities,suchasforums,textpages,andassignmentsfor

    uploading. Clearunderstandingandmasteryofusingmoodleasaclassroommanagementtoolisshown

    byawellsetupinteractivemoodlepage.

    Administratorswillbemadeawareofwhattheyareexpectedtoseewhenparticipantsshow

    themtheirmoodleclassroommanagementpage.

    Part5 Assessmentofthelearning

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    MoodleRubric

    RubricforWorkshops

    ExceedsExpectations MeetsExpectations Doesnotmeet

    expectations

    Filesareuploadedto

    filemanagementtool

    Allfilesarepresentin

    JPEGandWordandare

    loadedwithnoissues

    Filesarepartiallythere

    andarenotincorrect

    formatbutwillwork

    withtheworkshop

    Filesarenotthere

    and/orhavetobegiven

    toparticipant.

    UseEditingtools

    changesettingto

    personalneeds

    Settingsarechanged

    dependingonneedsof

    theclass,demonstrates

    mastery

    Understandsthetools

    tochangesettings

    however,littletono

    changesdelivered

    Doesnotcreateaany

    changesinsettings

    and/ornotfunctioning

    Uploadandmake

    presentthecourse

    syllabusinWordorPDF

    Coursesyllabusis

    enteredandeasily

    accessibletousers

    Syllabusispresent

    however,itisnot

    accessibleorinproper

    placeorwrongformat.

    Nosyllabuspresentor

    wrongformat

    InsetPictureandtext

    intoTopicModule

    Pictureisclearlyvisible,

    notbrokenlink,textis

    fluidandrelatedto

    topic

    Pictureispresentand

    textmayormaynotbe

    presentorrelevantto

    topic

    Nopictureortext

    presentorbrokenlinks

    topicture

    Setup textpageto

    introduceclass

    Textisonawebpage

    (samewindowornew)

    withclearlywrittentext

    Textispresent

    however,textisnot

    clearorrelevant

    Notextpagecreatedor

    placedanotherposition

    UploadaYouTubevideo

    toawebpage

    YouTubeVideois

    presentandoperational

    inMoodlewebpage

    YouTubeIsnotpresent

    inMoodlewebpage

    SetupdropBox Dropboxisproperlyset

    upwithclearheaders

    setuptoidentify

    Dropboxisinwrong

    areawithnoheaders

    Nodropboxpresent

    Setupforumswith

    picture

    Forumissetupin

    correctareawith

    pictureanddiscussion

    question

    Forumissetup,with

    textandnopictureorit

    isplacedinwrongarea

    Noforumsetuporis

    emptyofcontent

    Grade

    entered

    (a

    fake

    paperwillbeputinfor

    sakeoftime)

    Grade

    was

    setup

    using

    theoptionsthatwas

    usedinsettingup

    upload

    Grade

    was

    entered

    however,participant

    hadnoideahowitwas

    setupinthefirstplace

    No

    Grade

    present

    RubricforHomework Summative

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    ExceedsExpectations MeetsExpectations Doesnotmeet

    expectations

    Studentsetupone

    moduleforrealclassModuleshowsclear

    continuity,withclear

    understandingofwhat

    expectationsare

    Moduleissetupbut

    notconsistentwith

    formorfunction

    Nothingpresentor

    confusing

    ActivitySetUp

    (studentschose)

    Activityispresentandis

    functionalandhasreal

    meaningtouseof

    moodle

    Activityispresent

    howeverisnotlabeled

    correctlyorisconfusing

    NoActivitypresent

    SetupYouTube

    Resourcethatreflects

    topic

    YouTubevideois

    presentandrelatesto

    topicofparticipants

    module

    YouTubepresentbut

    hasnorelevanceto

    coursematerial

    NoYouTubevideo

    presentorbrokenlink

    Setupamoduletext

    introductionwitha

    picture

    Textandpictureare

    relevanttothecourse

    materialandpresentin

    themodule

    Textandpicturemaybe

    presentormaynotbe

    relevanttocourse

    materials

    Notextorpicture

    present

    Setupforumwith

    meaningfulstudent

    discussion

    Forumissetupandis

    clearlyaccessibleto

    studentswith

    meaningfuldiscussion

    topics

    Forumissetup

    however,isunclear

    withtopic.

    Noforumsetup

    AssignmentinWord

    Documentissetupfor

    DLandstudentswillUL

    tomoodle

    StudentsDLandULan

    assignmentviamoodle,

    withnoissues,material

    isrelevant

    EitherULorDLis

    missingfrommoodle

    NoULorDLispresent.

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    AppendixA

    LearningTask Objective Outcome Assessment

    1.0Usingthe

    administrationtoolsof

    moodletosetupan

    effectiveclassroom

    managementtool

    1.1Lookforadmintoolsclickfiles

    Usingtoolsofmoodle

    toolswilllocatefiles

    Knowledge Formative:Observation

    1.2ClickonFilesand

    upload

    Uploadingfilesinthe

    moodleadmin

    Knowledgeand

    Application

    Formative:Observation

    1.3Clickeditingpenon

    topic

    Usingeditingpento

    createcontentonto

    moodle

    Knowledge Formative:Observation

    1.4 Usingsettings Usingsettingstochange

    logisticalbasisof

    moodletofitonesclass

    Knowledgeand

    application

    Formative:Observation

    AppendixB

    LearningTask Objective Outcome Assessment

    2.0Usingmodulesto

    setupclassworkand

    information

    2.1UsePentoolto

    openuptopic./week

    Usingeditingtoolsto

    setupmodules

    Knowledgeand

    application

    Formative:Observation

    2.2UseImagetoolsto

    insertpictureandtext

    forintroductorysection

    ofcourse

    Usetheimagetoolsand

    texttoolstoinput

    information

    Knowledgeand

    application

    Formative:Observation

    peercheck

    2.3Usesameasabove

    forsubtopics

    Createasubtopicfor

    studentinformation

    andwork

    Synthesis Formative:Observation

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    AppendixC

    LearningTask Objective Outcome Assessment

    3.0Usingmoodleto

    setupclassresources

    3.1Uploadafilethat

    participantbroughtin

    tomaintopic(the

    header).

    Usingthefile,itwillbe

    uploadedtothetopic

    page

    Applicationand

    knowledge

    Formative:Observation

    3.2Setupatextpage Usingtexttoolresource

    participantswillcreate

    awelcometoclass

    document

    Synthesis Formative:Observation

    3.3Createawebpage

    with

    a

    YouTube

    video

    Usingtheembeddable

    tools

    of

    YouTube

    and

    Moodle,participants

    willuploadavideoto

    theirclass

    Applicationand

    knowledge

    Formativeobservations

    AppendixD

    LearningTask Objective Outcome Assessment

    4.0Usingmoodletoset

    upclassactivities

    4.1Setupaforum

    activity

    Forumswillbesetupto

    showhowdiscussions

    workinaclassroom

    managementtool

    Knowledgeand

    synthesis

    Formative:Peer

    observation

    4.2Setupadropbox

    forstudentworkand

    gradesystem

    Usingtheactivitytools

    participantswillcreate

    aworkdropboxfor

    grading

    Knowledgeand

    application

    Formative:Observation

    4.3Inputfakegrade Usingthegradingtools

    inputagradeforwork

    Knowledgeand

    application

    Formative:Observation

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    AppendixE

    LearningTask Objective Outcome Assessment

    5.0Createafunctioning

    classthatreflectstools

    learnedinmoodle

    5.1Createafunctioning

    class

    Participantswillcreate

    afunctioningmoodle

    siteforstudentsto

    access

    Synthesisand

    evaluation

    Summative

    AppendixF

    EntrylevelSkills

    Participantsareableto:

    Turnonthecomputer,navigateWebPages,savedocuments,understandthekeyboardandmouse

    Homeworkassigned

    Participantswillbringinthreepictures,allJPEGorGIF,acoursesyllabusandexamplesofclass

    assignments. ThisshouldbedoneusingthedistrictsfileserverorUSBDrive.

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    AppendixG

    TelephoneInterviewQuestions:

    1.Describeyourcomputeruseandskillsthatyouperformwellwith

    2.Describethedifficultiesyouhavewithcomputertechnologies

    3.Whatareyoulookingforwhenyouusetheinternetforeducationalpurposes?

    4.Howcomfortableareyouwillpostingclasscontentonline?

    5.Haveyouevertakenanonlineclassinwhichyouhadtopostassignments?

    6.Onascaleof15howcomfortablewouldyoubetouseanonlineclassroommanager?

    7.

    Are

    you

    opposed

    to

    online

    learning?

    8.Whyareyoutakingthistrainingsession?

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