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Presentation on learning design using tech tools and LMS

the austin moodle moot is on August 2-3, 2010 Keynote presentation is the founder and lead developer of moodle

Wink is a Tutorial and Presentation creation software, primarily aimed at creating tutorials on how to use software (like a tutor for MS-Word/Excel etc). Using Wink you can capture screenshots, add explanations boxes, buttons, titles etc and generate a highly effective tutorial for your users.

A great resource especially if you do not wear a watch. I use it for timing presentations, games, and such in class

"Welcome to Moodle Central, the central repository for anything I've written or encountered regarding the use of Moodle in K-16 teaching and learning virtual spaces. On this page, you'll find some presentations I've prepared, links to articles, Moodle tips, and notes from conference/workshop sessions I've attended regarding Moodle"

Hosted by the Australian Flexible Learning Framework (Framework), this FREE three day national online conference, will be held on Wednesday 8th, Thursday 9th and Friday 10th June 2011. The conference will showcase e-learning and e-technology through a series of web-conferencing presentations and short and snapy lunch-time EXPO sessions. Participants will hear how vocational education and training (VET) practitioners, training providers and businesses are using e-learning pedagogy, e-tools and e-technologies to develop and deliver new and flexible training options.

Why people matter: elephant spotting in the online classroom CNHS PD day presentation Jon Dron, TEKRI, June 2011

Moodle for english teachers, presentation.

Online image resize utility to resize pictures or photos and images quickly for free. Great for making profile pictures in Moodle as well as resizing photos for ppt to keep presentations from getting too large.

using powerpoint to present learning on line - but not your usual PPT!

Courses in Moodle take by and large a pretty much prominent role. And Moodle course reports make you inspect how the learning experiences are. You get a good number of Moodle reports out of their courses, if only you require to assess their and their folks' learning (or, training) patterns. This blog post presents to you some of the most common Moodle course reports. Interestingly these 9 Moodle reports are available on LearnerScript, the Moodle analytics tool, as the Canned Reports. Right, let's get started with the nine Moodle reports related to the analytics of courses...

There are many Moodle reports on LearnerScript, which come in handy and are helpful to the default roles on the plain Moodle LMS. In the previous blogs, we have introduced some of those reports. In this blog post, we would like to talk about some simple yet useful Moodle statistics reports to your learners. On LearnerScript, we simply call them 'Tiles.' They present some quick information to the Moodle student who logins to their dashboard. In other words, these reports throw some light on his learning experiences. So in this blog post, we will discuss '6 helpful Moodle statistics reports' for the student role...

Welcome to the LearnerScript features explanatory short video series. In this video, you will see How to Display any Moodle Report in The Form of different Graph & Chart formats. Let's dive into the video now! Once you log in to the LearnerScript dashboard click on the Manage reports menu item and you will be redirected to the All Reports page. Scroll down and select any Moodle report from here. For the sake of demonstration, let's choose the "Course stats" report. For this Moodle report Let's add different charts & graphs. To do so Click on the "Add Graph" option and in this drop-down menu you can see here that we can add different types of Moodle charts for this report in the form of Bar charts, column graphs, combination graphs, line graphs, Pie chart, and Treemap. Let's begin with the Bar chart, Enter details such as chart name, series column, Y-axis values, etc. and click on Add button. You can see here that the Course Bar graph is added successfully. Similarly, let's add a column graph for this Moodle report. Enter this column Chart name, series column, Y-axis values, etc., and click on Add button. You can see here that the Course Column graph is added successfully. In the same manner, let's add some more graphs to this Moodle report. Here you can see that the Course Combination graph, Line chart, Pie chart, and Treemaps are being added successfully. Let's see all these added different Course stats-related graphs and chart varieties in a new dashboard so that we could see the same Moodle report in a different graphical representation in a single place. You can see the Course Status Moodle report is being presented in different graphical formats on this LearnerScript New dashboard. This is how you can display any Moodle report in the form of different graphs & charts using LearnerScript.

The Moodle User Access Reports form a group of simple yet quite useful ones from the Moodle analytics point of view. There're four quick User Access Reports to present to you through this blog post. These reports throw some light for quick insights to the questions that start with what, where, which, and how many in Moodle learning analytics. We think (because it's not sure!) that these Moodle reports may commonly available in Moodle analytics tools. If not, visit the demo website of LearnerScript and get more information about them. Now let's see what those four User Access Reports are for Moodle LMS...

Moodle learning analytics can be presented in three different report formats. The first type is namely the Canned Reports. These are the default reports available with a Moodle reporting tool like LearnerScript. The second type is as the custom Moodle reports without SQL queries, and the third one is as the Moodle SQL reports. In this blog, we'll look at the importance or usefulness of Moodle SQL reports and how to get them from a Moodle analytics tool, LearnerScript. Let's move on!

great for idea generation in training