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Blog post - downloadable poster about Moodle

Miguel Guhlin's blog post 3/27/2009 about the use of Moodle in the classroom. Scroll to bottom to see a number of resources.

Miguel Guhlin's blog post 3/26/2009 gives a list of resources of where to find Moodle courses.

Every video on the Moodle Tutorials website is accompanied by an embed code and a download option. Thanks to Richard Byrne.

Interesting Ways includes ideas for using Google Tools, including forms, docs, earth, searching, and maps. It also includes information on ipads in the classroom, IWB, Ipod touch, class blog posts, mobile phones, audio, video camera, QR codes, reading, creative commons, writing, internet safety gaming, wordle, twitter, voicethread, prezi, moodle search engines, wallwisher and wikis.

This page was shared by Joyce Valenza a teacher-librarian at Springfield Township High School in Erdenheim, Pennsylvania. This page has numerous links to resources for educators to use in creating online content.

If you are building online courses in Moodle, here is a link that was created by a teacher-librarian of a school here in Pennsylvania. She has organized numerous resources that can be added to your moodle course.

Easily create a number of online educational interactives (ex: Crosswords, Wordsearches, Quizzes, Jumbles) that can be linked onto learning platforms - such as our Moodles!

Wordhippo is a great vocabulary web tool that lets you easily provide antonyms and synonyms to your words.

This would be a good site to have available to students on a moodle or wiki as a student resource. It would be very helpful when students are writing and want to vary their words.

A tool to create attractive headings and other images.

Create attractive headings for Moodles, Wikis, and other websites.

Brings words to life through the use of video. FREE

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I have shared this before but I am sharing again because I think it would be a good one to share with students.