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Moodle Workshop Module
What is Moodle Workshop?
Workshop is a peer assessment activity with many options. Students submit their work via an online text tool and attachments. There are two grades for a student: their own work and their peer assessments of other students' work.
Video illustrating the Workshop peer assessment flow:
Webinar covering the Moodle Workshop Module (in Moodle 2.3):
Slide Presentation on Moodle Workshop
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I’m not suggesting that we completely remove this from the teacher’s shoulders (as I see two of a teacher’s primary roles as that of master of resources and assessment), but would like to have non-mastery intentionally planned for during instructional design process so that non-mastery can be met with a planned, known, strategic and flexible response.
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mLearning FLC Session 1
Notes from mLearning FLC Session 1 (02/14/2014) at Humboldt State University.
Introduction
Facilitators for FLC: Kim Vincent-Layton and Morgan Barker
Kim attended the Sloan Consortium’s Mobile Learning Mastery Program (http://sloanconsortium.org/institute/mastery-series/mobile-learning) and was hoping to share some of what was learned.
What is your favorite app? Or what are you looking to use mobile for?
Prezi
Tumblr
Reminders
Blackboard Collaborate
Dropbox
Evernote
Web Collaborate
Looking for Brain Anatomy app.
Wildlife and Fire Model app. Examine vegetation and try and predict how fire would act.
Adobe Reader
Photos and Video apps to look at accessibility of park structures.
Fitness app. Simply yoga. Heads Up.
Some Groundwork
Facilitators are not here to run things but to facilitate.
Facilitators are not experts, but are here to setup structure.
Facilitators get to participate.
Inquiry, personal meaning, group meaning.
Get to take back what is learned to other faculty to benefit.
Participant Goals
The most voted goal stated for participants: Developing increased individual teaching skill and ability.
Some Ground Rules
Want to create a safe environment.
Feel safe to say and share anything.
Safety and trust
Openness and respect
Responsiveness
Collaboration
Relevance
Challenge
Enjoyment
Empowerment
Mobile Lessons
We will create mobile lessons and share them.
An “mLearning Lessons” folder has been shared in Google Drive.
Some lessons already loaded along with a template.
And other resources.
Mobile Lessons Example: Remind101
Will use for reminders and tips on how it could be used in your course.
Lesson plan example appears in the shared Google Drive folder.
TODO Sign up reminders
Mobile Lessons Example: Scavenger Hunt
Shown Motivational Appeals Animoto examples.
Lesson plan example appears in the shared Google Drive folder.
Homework
Will receive an email with our homework.
Diigo assignment.
Find resources specific to discipline and share.
Touch Van Gogh: what paintings can reveal
Touch Van Gogh is available for free for iOS and Android.
This app allows you to explore the wealth of information contained in and under the paint in Van Gogh’s masterpieces. Simply ‘touch’ Van Gogh’s art works and let the paintings tell their stories. The surprises in store include revelations about recycled canvases, discoloured pigments and Van Gogh’s use of a perspective frame.
Touch van Gogh for iOS
Touch van Gogh for Android
Unfortunately, the app crashed on my iPad Mini every time I attempted to open a painting, but it looks like it'd be fun for those that are able to use it.
mLearning FLC Starts This Friday
This Friday, February 14, 2014, starts the mLearning Faculty Learning Community at Humboldt State University. I'll be participating in it, and will use this blog and the #mobileFLC tag to post what we learn.
Definitely looking forward to geeking out on tablet use for education!