Teaching and Learning with Drupal Meredith Farkas Head of Instructional Initiatives Kreitzberg Library.

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Teaching and Learning with Drupal Meredith Farkas Head of Instructional Initiatives Kreitzberg Library

Written lecture notes Discussion forums Assignments Quizes

Lost in translation?

Drupal in the Online Classroom

drupal.org

Drupal Open source content management system Must be installed on a server or use company that provides hosted solution Can create many different types of content (see next slide) – static, community-oriented, dynamic, etc. Great for online communities, discussion boards, websites, intranets, online classrooms

Drupal: Modules Allows you to extend Drupal’s functionality Blogs and Wikis Polls, forums and chatrooms WYSIWYG editors E-commerce Gradebook Podcasts and photo galleries Custom content types (for research guides, forms, etc. )

Why blogs?

Familiar medium 133 million blogs indexed by Technorati 42% of bloggers million unique visitors to blogs vs. 41 million to Facebook (in May 2008) New types of blogging: in MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, etc. Source: Technorati State of the Blogosphere / /

Faculty communication with students

Builds student sense of ownership over the medium

Community-building

Reflective Learning

Discussion and debate

Writing in public

Everyone is teacher and learner

Questions?

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