Book description
Developed by an extremely active open source community, Moodle is a sophisticated course management system that's ideal for creating dynamic online learning communities and for supplementing face-to-face learning. Used in more than 115 countries and supporting over 60 languages, Moodle can scale from a single-teacher site to a 40,000- student university. Teachers who use Moodle have access to an array of powerful tools such as assignments, forums, journals, quizzes, surveys, chat rooms, and workshops. Using Moodle is a comprehensive, hands-on guide that explains how the system works, with plenty of examples and best practices for its many features and plug-in modules. Authored by a member of the Moodle community, this authoritative book also exposes little-known but powerful hacks for more technically savvy users. For anyone who is using-or thinking of using-this CMS, Using Moodle is required reading.
Table of contents
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Using Moodle
- Preface
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Moodle Basics
- 3. Creating and Managing Content
- 4. Using Forums, Chats, and Dialogues
- 5. Quizzes
- 6. Workshops
- 7. Assignments and Exercises
- 8. Journals
- 9. Glossaries
- 10. Lessons
- 11. Wikis
- 12. Grades and Scales
- 13. Managing Your Class
- 14. Surveys and Choices
- 15. Putting It All Together
- 16. Moodle Administration
- Index
Product information
- Title: Using Moodle
- Author(s):
- Release date: July 2005
- Publisher(s): O'Reilly Media, Inc.
- ISBN: 9780596008635
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