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Moodle free tutorials! Learn from 55 easy Moodle tutorials! - 0 views

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Is anyone using Moodle in a business rather than a school or university? | LinkedIn - 0 views

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A discussion on the use of Moodle in business

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YouTube - lynda.com: Moodle Essential Training for Students - 2 views

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This is the introductory video from a series designed to help you better understand how MOODLE works in courses.

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ENGL 181_WL: Plain English Orientation Videos for Web 2.0 Media - 2 views

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This set of links is on the MOODLE course site for English 181; students should be able to access the links once they have supplied a username and password for MOODLE.

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Discussion Board Etiquette - 1 views

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Brevity is appreciated. Since reading other's comments or articles can be very time consuming, try to be straight to the point, although respect that this is an academic class. Too little is just as troublesome as too much!
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  Brevity is a good idea, but not at the expense of clarity.
  
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give a frame of reference in your post by quoting or summarizing the content to which you are responding
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The me-too post certainly is a frustration in the online environment and does not add any depth to the discussion or learning.
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be sure to post substantive ideas and avoid the "I agree" posts which just clutter up a discussion board.
- J.Randolph Radney on 25 Jan 11
  
  This is not to say you can't agree with someone, but when you post, make it worth everyone's while to read a comment, extension, or application of ideas, rather than merely an agreement.
  
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Subject lines that just repeat the original poster’s subject line with the Re: added (Re: Re: Re: Unoriginal subject line) give no indication to the reader if the new or added content will benefit him or her as a learner
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Each time you post or reply to a post, update the subject line to match the content of your posting.
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Make sure you are posting under the appropriate heading or thread.
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The Discussion Board is part of a college course, so your writing style should conform to the rules of standard English.
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J.Randolph Radney on 24 Jan 11

What do you think of these principles as writing guidelines for forums and blogs?

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