1. Web-Based Course Management Systems By Rebekah Thompson

2. Are you bogged down with paperwork?

3. Are your file cabinets jammed with student portfolios, rubrics, leveled lessons, and make up work?

4. Are you overwhelmed at the amount of papers you have to grade each day?

5. Do you have students that are frustrated, over achievers, or absent often due to illness?

6. Web-based course/learning management systems such as Moodle and Rcampus help teachers and students stay organized and relieve some of the day to day frustrations.

7. Teachers can create courses and upload lessons

8. One of the main benefits of web-based learning systems is they offer anytime, anywhere learning, tutoring, and collaboration This aids the frustrated learner The over-achiever- and The one who is absent

9. Student and teacher portfolios are organized and the amount of paper is drastically reduced-so is the clutter!  Organizationa l tools are also available to keep students on track of when assignments are due

10. Teachers can build their own rubrics or use rubrics made by other teachers  This makes assessment easier- it can be done on- line reducing the amount of paper clutter

11. Let’s take a look at Rcampus and what it offers to teachers and students…

12. As you can see, Rcampus has many tools available!

13. You are able to create classes and upload instruction videos or lessons and keep track of grades

14. Rcampus offers many ways to share and collaborate content material

15. ePortfolios can be created for classes or professional development

16. Create your own rubrics

17. Or find one of the many that have already been created

18. Use the organizational tool to create to do lists…

19. And Calendars

20. Reminders and messages can be sent

21. Bookmark your favorites

22. There are many Benefits in using web- based course/learning systems  It’s free  It allows for anytime, anywhere learning, tutoring, and collaboration  It helps students and teachers stay organized  Teachers can build their own or use pre- made rubrics