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MoodleMoot Global 2024
Register for the 'Get involved in the Moodle.org Community Forums' webinar
In this webinar you will learn how to join and make the most of the Moodle.org community forums in your preferred language, both for receiving and potentially offering free support in our global community.
This webinar is part of the course 'Get Involved in the Moodle.org Community Forums'. You have to be enrolled in the course to join the webinar.
After you register, access the webinar here.
Register for webinar 'User Tours: Your Moodle Tour Guide'
Book your spot to attend this webinar live. If you can't make the time, you can watch the recording afterwards without registering to attend.
Event overview
User tours in Moodle help you guide learners and staff directly on screen, reducing help desk queries and improving confidence. Whether you want to support onboarding, highlight new features, or provide timely guidance for specific tasks, user tours offer a flexible way to enhance the user experience.
In this webinar, Aurélie Soulier will show you how to design and manage effective tours in Moodle, for different audiences and needs.
Learn how to:
- Create clear, engaging tours.
- Customise tours for different users and contexts.
- Make your Moodle site more welcoming and easier to navigate.
Ideal for Moodle administrators, course designers, and anyone who wants to make their site more supportive and user friendly.
This webinar is part of the course 'Moodle Academy webinars'. You have to be enrolled in this free course to register and join the webinar.
After you register, you can access the webinar at the scheduled time.
Register for webinar 'Using Moodle for International Virtual Exchange'
Book your spot to attend this webinar live. If you can't make the time, you can watch the recording afterwards without registering to attend.
Event overview
Abstract: Internationalisation of the Curriculum (IoC) has become quite the catchphrase of late in both secondary and tertiary institutions. For teachers of Foreign Languages (FL), this takes place by ensuring students are able to use the FL in real world situations with peers in different countries. This method of teaching a FL, by ensuring your students are linked with peers in other countries during their learning journey, is known as “Virtual Exchange” (VE).
The best companion an educator can have on their VE teaching journey is Moodle. The International Virtual Exchange Project (IVEProject) started in 2004 by Professor Eric Hagley has used Moodle from its outset. Since 2015, when the IVEProject became large-scale, more than 60,000 students from 30 countries have participated.
The numerous reasons Moodle is the chosen platform will be outlined in this webinar, in particular Moodle’s ability to be customised. Custom modules will be showcased and information on how the IVEProject has influenced some parts of Moodle core code will also be outlined. The ways that Moodle and the IVEProject have made IoC achievable for many around the world will also be shown.
Bio: Eric Hagley is a Monbukagakusho Kokuhi Scholar who taught for 23 years in Japan before giving up his tenured position at Muroran Institute of Technology to pursue a PhD at Griffith University. He is chair of the Asia-Pacific Virtual Exchange Association and has written and presented extensively on VE. He is the lead coordinator of the IVEProject.
This webinar is part of the course 'Moodle Academy webinars'. You have to be enrolled in this free course to register and join the webinar.
After you register, you can access the webinar at the scheduled time.