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@ITforALL Launches a Moodle #MOOC “Teaching with Moodle”
Teaching with Moodle is a self-paced 4-week course for teachers who wish to teach online using Moodle and other web technologies. The course is in the spirt of open education and is completely free.
Creating My Moodle
Here’s a Prezi based presentation by Emily Button which shows her process in planning and creating a great looking, fully functional and intuitive course that students will love. I especially like the use of checklists and auto-linked words to help students see context and know what to do next
iNACOL Events 2013
Link to iNACOL events; Leadership Webinars, Teacher Talk Webinars, and Virtual School Symposium
MI Moodle MOOT, January 9-10, 2014
January 9-10, 2014 at the Mid Michigan Community College Doan Campus, Mount Pleasant, Jan 9 - preconference workshops with tracks for new Moodle users and for Moodle Administrators. Pre-conference on Jan 9
Teach With Moodle
This enrollable MOOCH course has 27 topics of information, quizzes and tutorials to help you build a Moodle course.
The 2013 Ohio Moot
The 2013 Ohio Moot will be a 2-day conference on June 20-21, 2013 at the Mid-Ohio Conference Center in Mansfield, Ohio.
The School MoodleMoot in Australia is July 11th – 13th 2013, Call for Presentations Now Open
This year’s School Moot will be held in Brisbane, Australia and focuses on pathways to success. This is the leading k-12 MoodleMoot and will be held for the 3rd time.
Today’s Blended Teacher: A MOOC made for Community and Curatation
For the first time ever the blended schools network is hosting a massive open online course (MOOC). Starting on Monday, April 15, 2013 this course
Current Online Learning News
iNACOL How to Start an Online Learning Program
iNACOL How to Start and Online Learning Program Starting an online learning program is a daunting task which often can be overwhelming.
Lufkin High School - Blended Learning
After realizing that a persistent group of students was failing courses, LHS recognized that it needed a solution to help students recover credits and bolster their skills. Beginning in the summer of 2011, LHS offered students who did not pass the spring 2011 TAKS Reading and Math test the chance to take Edgenuity courses during summer school. The program was so successful that it was expanded into the following school year.
Need-to-Know-News: One HUGE Step Forward for Competency
In this ‘Need-to-Know’ blog post series my goal is to share noteworthy stories with readers that speak of need-to-know developments within higher education and K-12 that have the potential to influence, challenge and/or transform the traditional model of education.
Panel wants to end confusion over online learning standards
Seeking to bring more order to the exploding world of online college course work, state education officials and leading educational organizations Thursday released a proposal designed to speed up the expansion of “distance learning” while offering greater consumer protections for students.