One teacher shared her story about using the Forum module to build a community of readers. Each student posted and responded to at least 2 other posts. Since I was projecting from the main screen on my Moodle, I followed up her comment by showing the other participants how they could click on the student name from the main screen and then on the "Forum Posts" tab. From there they could quickly read the student's posts in chronological order, with the most recent first.
Contents contributed and discussions participated by J.Randolph Radney
SCORM 1.2 in Hot Potatoes - 1 views
YouTube - 007neilsmith's Channel - 2 views
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This is the link to the YouTube video series called "The Art of Teaching".
Home (AHS Diigo) - 1 views
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Here's a bit of information concerning how teachers are using Diigo.
USDLA - United States Distance Learning Association - 0 views
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The events listed on this website look interesting (relative to our own course materials). Unfortunately, some of the ones I wanted have already ended. :(
Managing Moodle Forum Posts - The Educators' Royal Treatment - 3 views
Moodle | LearnCentral - 1 views
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LearnCentral has a group created by Lorna Costantini dedicated to discussing MOODLE.
Creating Powerful Learning Experiences Handout.pdf (application/pdf Object) - 2 views
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Doug Hamilton
Reflective Learning: Key to Learning from Experience -- Boyd and Fales 23 (2): 99 -- Jo... - 1 views
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Evelyn M. Boyd and Ann W. Fales
My List: A Collection on "MOODLE4Teachers" | Diigo - 1 views
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Here are some bookmarks that I thought (initially) might be good to share. (Your mileage may vary!...) :) radney
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J.Randolph Radney
It is my passion to help others learn. I teach at university in undergraduate and graduate programs. I teach in several subject areas in the humanities, but my preferences are in philosophy and linguistics.