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Using moodle quizzes for online assessment (and automatic marking 😉)

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Using moodle quizzes for online assessment (and automatic marking 😉)

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It is worth considering lecture capture technology to easily create even short videos.

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https://blog.tophat.com/student-engagement-definition-education/#https://blog.tophat.com/student-engagement-definition-education/#

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Assessment should involve students working together on projects that mimic (as much as possible) discipline related subject areas.

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Quizzes on moodle

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ask students to introduce eachother online

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ask students to introduce eachother online

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Use universal design for learning principles

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Gamified learning using quizzes and interactive learning objects using articulate and moodle quizzes very powerful

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I really like the idea of including questions and exercises when using screencasts or videos to engage students

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I really like the idea of including questions and exercises when using screencasts or videos to engage students

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Is it possible to quantify the effort involved in preparing such an online course?  What would you say to a lecturer that you are persuading to do this?

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Students required to upload original reflections on materials covered. Guidance given, including an example, of an 'excellent' reflection. Students use their phones. Easy to do, no messing with PowerPoint. I found students were very honest and open, it was like they were speaking directly to me. Easy to assess, used a rubric whilst listening back and gave detailed feedback plus grade.

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to try your first online live webinar - try GoToWebinar.... brilliant tool without much tech knowledge and generates lots of great reports after the webinar.  It also records the session for future use

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to try your first online live webinar - try GoToWebinar.... brilliant tool without much tech knowledge and generates lots of great reports after the webinar.  It also records the session for future use

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https://www.gotomeeting.com/webinar/customer

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Require each student to submit a question as part of assessment

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Online learning

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It was worth coming today to see zeetings.com

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It was worth coming today to see zeetings.com

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You can use any software that allows you to write on your screen (e.g. MS paint OR even PPT) - then a screen capture software (Camtasia, Snagit, Google Hangouts, or lecture capture) - afternoon session.

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"Voicemail" - some colleagues and I have been using electronic dictaphones to record / post answers to Moodle discussion forum questions. We call the short audio files "voicemails" and embed them directly in a forum post.

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"Voicemail" - some colleagues and I have been using electronic dictaphones to record / post answers to Moodle discussion forum questions. We call the short audio files "voicemails" and embed them directly in a forum post.

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Did a MOOC Nanaodegree with wonderful videos like this. Any idea what technology was used?