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Easy, like an attachment. But can your doc stand on its own? Yes. Only teachers can upload files to course site. So definitely a push- tool. Maybe. Use to give task. Collect student files through Forum or Assignment. No. Its a distribution tool. No option for interaction or communication. Maybe. Use to give task. Collect student files through Forum or Assignment. None. This is not a learning activity, but information transfer. None. This is not a learning activity, but information transfer. Add FILE Upload a file (Word Document/ PowerPoint) Add FILE Upload a file (Word Document/ PowerPoint) Ease of use How easy can this be set up by you? Information Transfer Is it a tool for disseminating information from you to your students? Assess learning Will this tool allow you to assess your students learning? Communication & interaction Can it be used for communication & interaction among participants (you & your students)? Co-create content Can you & your students collaborate & create content together? Blooms Allows what thinking order? Remember Understand Apply Analyse Evaluate Create Moodle 2 - Tool Guide for Teachers Tricky. Decide on individual & group settings. Can be hard to master. Get some training. Yes. Use as information site. Allow editing only by teachers or by any participant. Wiki is versatile & allows this, e.g. design a formative assessment activity. Not suited for discussions. Use in brainstorming, planning, collabo- rative writing,… Yes. Students can collaborate & explore topics, discuss them & write together. 5/6 Understand, Apply, Analyse, Evaluate, Create 5/6 Understand, Apply, Analyse, Evaluate, Create Wiki Use to enable collaborative page creation. Wiki Use to enable collaborative page creation. Joyce Seitzinger / Default settings are good. Try to set it so the authors name is shown. Use glossary to define terms or present info. Better yet, let the students add to it. Glossary is versatile & allows this. But you need to design the right learning activity. Not suited for discussions. Students can read other entries & comment or rate. 5/6 Understand, Apply, Analyse, Evaluate, Create 5/6 Understand, Apply, Analyse, Evaluate, Create Glossary Use for learning activities that gather resources or present info Glossary Use for learning activities that gather resources or present info What you want to achieve (pedagogy) What you want to use (technology) Tricky to set up. Know what you want before you build. Get some training. Can be used for teacher to present info, but better to let the students add to it. Database is versatile & allows this. But you need to design the right learning activity. Not suited for discussions. Students can read other entries & comment or rate. Students can share info & files in searchable way. Create joint collections. 5/6 Understand, Apply, Analyse, Evaluate, Create 5/6 Understand, Apply, Analyse, Evaluate, Create Database Allow students to collect, share & search created artifacts Database Allow students to collect, share & search created artifacts Easy, find the web address (aka url – the bit that starts with copy it, paste it. Very easy way of directing students to information outside of Moodle. Not directly. Option is to link to external activities such as student e- portfolios & blogs. Maybe. Link to external tools eg Google Calendar, groups, blogs or wikis. Maybe. You can link to external collaborative sites e.g. Google Docs, wikis or blogs. 6/6 Can do all of the above, depending on where you link to. 6/6 Can do all of the above, depending on where you link to. Add URL Link to a web page Add URL Link to a web page Adapted by: Gavin Henrick ) Easy, just create a set of pages using the editor. Embed media if required. A way to present information to students. Can be printed by chapter or as full book. Maybe. Embed or link to interactive web2.0 widgets into the page eg Voicethread. Maybe. You can link to external collaborative sites e.g. Google Docs, wikis or blogs. Add Book Create a series of webpages. *This is a custom Moodle Plugin*. Add Book Create a series of webpages. *This is a custom Moodle Plugin*. Easy, just create the page using the HTML editor, adding multi- media if needed. Yes. Only teachers can create the page. So definitely a push-tool. Maybe. Use to give task. Collect student files through Forum or Assignment. None. This is not a learning activity, but information transfer. None. This is not a learning activity, but information transfer. Add Page Create a webpage in Moodle Add Page Create a webpage in Moodle Maybe. Embed or link to interactive web2.0 widgets into the page eg Voicethread. Easy, like attachments. But can your docs stand on their own? Yes. Only teachers can upload a folder of files. So definitely a push- tool. Maybe. Use to give task. Collect student files through Forum or Assignment. No. Its a distribution tool. No option for interaction or communication. Maybe. Use to give task. Collect student files through Forum or Assignment. None. This is not a learning activity, but information transfer. None. This is not a learning activity, but information transfer. Add Folder Upload a group of files Add Folder Upload a group of files None. This is not a learning activity, but information transfer. None. This is not a learning activity, but information transfer. Easy. Choose from 3 types to assess Attitudes, Incidents and Constructivism. No. The survey tool is not a distribution channel. No. Only allows one way communication from student to teacher. 2/6 Indirectly helps student analyse and evaluate the learning. 2/6 Indirectly helps student analyse and evaluate the learning. Survey Use to gather data from students about teaching of the course Survey Use to gather data from students about teaching of the course Not directly. Used for gathering feedback to help improve the course. No this is an individual activity, not a group activity. No. The Feedback tool is not a distribution channel. Yes. Use to have students self- assess their understanding before and after. No. Only allows one way communication from student to teacher. 6/6 Can do all 6 but this requires you to be creative in your approach. 6/6 Can do all 6 but this requires you to be creative in your approach. Feedback Use to gather data from students on any topic. Feedback Use to gather data from students on any topic. No this is an individual activity, not a group activity. Easy but takes time. Configure and then add questions. How to use this guide Are you a teacher new to Moodle? Use this guide to pick the right tool for the job. Know which tool you want to use? Follow its row across to see its strengths & weaknesses. Know what you want to achieve? Pick a column and follow it to see which tool will help you do it. Need more Moodle help? Community Forums at Documentation at Follow #moodle on Twitter! Blogs to follow Great fit Can work w/ some learning design Not best tool for the job Tweeters Maybe. Use to give task. Collect student files through Forum or Assignment. Although original author can edit an entry, class can collect reviews, resources, etc.

Ease of use How easy can this be set up by you? Information Transfer Is it a tool for disseminating information from you to your students? Assess learning Will this tool allow you to assess your students learning? Communication & interaction Can it be used for communication & interaction among participants (you & your students)? Co-create content Can you & your students collaborate & create content together? Blooms Allows what thinking order? Remember Understand Apply Analyse Evaluate Create Joyce Seitzinger / Great fit Can work w/ some learning design Not best tool for the job What you want to achieve (pedagogy) What you want to use (technology) Tricky & takes time. Set up quiz, then questions. Consider your categories. The quiz is aimed at assessment, not as distribution channel. Tip: use as self-diagnostic. Quiz can be timed & secure. Has essay, mc, true/ false, matching, & other questions. No. Tip: Use forums instead. No. Tip: Use forums or wikis instead. 6/6 Can do all 6 but this requires you to be creative in your assessment. 6/6 Can do all 6 but this requires you to be creative in your assessment. Quiz Use to assess learning, formative or summative. Quiz Use to assess learning, formative or summative. It can be tricky to set up, make sure you plan the lesson first. Worth the effort. Great to present information in a branched, guided way. Implement adaptive learning. Yes, allows grading. Use as branched quiz, scenario, case study, role play. No this is an individual activity, not a group activity. 6/6 Can do all 6 but this requires you to be creative in your assessment. 6/6 Can do all 6 but this requires you to be creative in your assessment. Lesson Use for presenting branched info or testing Lesson Use for presenting branched info or testing Easy. Choose from 4 types. Both online & offline assignments are possible. No. However can include contextual content for the assignment. Yes. Set due dates & maximum grades. Collect assignments and provide feedback. No. Only allows very limited interaction between teacher & student. No. Currently it does not allow group assignments. Use forum or wiki. 6/6 Indirectly. Depends on your assessment design. 6/6 Indirectly. Depends on your assessment design. Assignment Use to collect, assess & provide feedback on assignments Assignment Use to collect, assess & provide feedback on assignments Adapted by:Gavin Henrick ) No. Better to use another tool for this. Yes. Students can be assessed on their contribution and on their review of others. No. Allows for feedback but overall limited interaction. No. Currently it does not allow group assignments. Use forum or wiki. 6/6 Indirectly. Depends on your assessment design. 6/6 Indirectly. Depends on your assessment design. Workshop Use to collect, assess & generate peer review of student work Workshop Use to collect, assess & generate peer review of student work Can be tricky to make before adding to Moodle, uses 3 rd party application. Yes. Great for presenting multimedia content and animations. Yes, allows grading. Can embed questions and interactive challenges. No. this is an individual activity, not a group activity. No this is an individual activity, not a group activity. 6/6 Can do all 6 but requires you to creatively design a learning object. 6/6 Can do all 6 but requires you to creatively design a learning object. SCORM Use to present content, media and assess retention. SCORM Use to present content, media and assess retention. Easy to use. Submits directly to the user Private Files in Moodle. 2/6 Best used with another tool. 2/6 Best used with another tool. Moodle Mobile Use to have students record video, audio into Moodle No. But yes in conjunction with other activity for student created content project. No. This tool enables students individually create media / content. 6/6 This can be anything – depends on the connected Tool. 6/6 This can be anything – depends on the connected Tool. External Tool Use to connect to a 3 rd party learning activity External Tool Use to connect to a 3 rd party learning activity Requires access to the external tool before configuring. This depends on the tool that it connects to – it could be anything. Yes, but the Tool must pass back the grades into Moodle to be recorded. Maybe. If the tool provides options for interaction & communication. Maybe. If the tool is a collaborative environment like Mediawiki or Drupal. Easy. Forum has usable default settings. A name & description is enough. Share resources as links or files. High message volume? Risk of losing info. Forum is versatile & allows this, e.g. design a formative assessment activity. Yes. Students communicate with you & peers. Interact as a class or in groups. Yes. Students can collaborate & explore topics, discuss them & write together. 5/6 Understand, Apply, Analyse, Evaluate, Create 5/6 Understand, Apply, Analyse, Evaluate, Create Forum Use for many types of learning activities Forum Use for many types of learning activities Easy to set up, requires some effort to manage. Chat Hold real-time text chat discussions with class Chat Hold real-time text chat discussions with class Use for invited speakers. High speed message volume. Risk of non-interaction. Chat is versatile. Can use in formative assessment activities. Yes. Hold debates, small group review sessions and hold drop-in session for Q&A. Yes. Students can collaborate & explore topics, discuss them & write together. 5/6 Understand, Apply, Analyse, Evaluate, Create 5/6 Understand, Apply, Analyse, Evaluate, Create How to use this guide Are you a teacher new to Moodle? Use this guide to pick the right tool for the job. Know which tool you want to use? Follow its row across to see its strengths & weaknesses. Know what you want to achieve? Pick a column and follow it to see which tool will help you do it. Need more Moodle help? Community Forums at Documentation at Follow #moodle on Twitter! Blogs to follow Tweeters Tricky and takes planning & time. 4 stages to follow for setting it up. Easy way to add video / audio / imagery to other activities. Able to message participants on course from mobile. No. The Choice is best assessing and querying the students on a topic. Use choice to quickly test understanding like multi-choice questions No. Tip: Use the forum or chat instead. No. Tip: Use forums, glossaries or wikis instead. 5/6 Can do 5 but this requires you to be creative in your usage. 5/6 Can do 5 but this requires you to be creative in your usage. Choice Use for student decision making, voting and topic selection. Choice Use for student decision making, voting and topic selection. Easy. Define the options and whether you want to limit numbers per choice or not.