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MOODLE-A-DAY 5 MINUTE TASKS John Allan Moodle Moot Canada 2008 Toronto (sadly-cancelled)

Moodle a Day

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This is a description of a short course in how to learn Moodle that was used at a college in 2008.

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MOODLE-A-DAY5 MINUTE TASKSJohn AllanMoodle Moot Canada 2008

Toronto (sadly-cancelled)

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OVERVIEW

Motivation Clients Structure & process Results Future

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MOTIVATION

College migration to Moodle as its primary LMS

500+ staff require training Train-the-trainer Three tier system (blended) GAP- a self-paced on line solution required Quick Easily accessible Not intimidating Instant success Knowledge builds Can be used out of sequence

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CLIENTS

College professors Support staff Administrators Students Community Global community through Moodle.org

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STRUCTURE Goals Day counter Numbered steps Links Images Instructions Media files

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VISUAL GUIDES

Demonstrate how forms are to be completed

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PROCESS

30 learning opportunities 3 to 5 minutes each Client timings Client pace Client sequence Just-in-time Sequenced builds to create a basic course

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SUPPORT BLOCKS

Courses Calendar Upcoming Events Forums (support) People (peers) Support (HTML) Links (Moodle help sites) Links (Moodle exemplar sites)

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RESULTS

Early feedback (Survey Monkey) Positive Team rewrite based on MTC’s experience Paper binder copy created More screen animations requested Very few complete the whole course

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FUTURE

LMS plans changed at college Malaysian company has adapted for internal training (proprietary)

Web 2.0 version – to be posted at moodle.org