Learn how to co-create Moodle courses by producing a high level storyboard of the student learning journey and a detailed plan of learning activities, based on the ABC Learning Design method and its six learning types. This is the method we use to co-create our Moodle Academy courses.
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Broaden your existing Moodle knowledge and explore Moodle's more advanced activities and settings with this free self-paced course forming part of the Moodle Teaching Skills program.
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Ensure all learners feel comfortable accessing your course materials, whatever their backgrounds, personal learning needs or internet connection with this free self-paced course forming part of the Moodle Teaching Intermediate program.
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2.1 Selecting Digital resources
2.2 Creating and modifying digital resources
Learn techniques (such as gamification) to engage and maintain the motivation of your learners in this free self-paced course, part of the Moodle Teaching Skill program.
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2.1 Selecting Digital resources
Enhance your knowledge of Moodle's gradeable activities and discover different types of assessment in this free self-paced course, part of the Moodle Teaching Skills program.
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Explore how Moodle can help you support and give feedback to your learners in this free, self-paced course, part of the Moodle Teaching Skills program.
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6.1 Information and media literacy
This course is part of the Exploring Assessment program. You will learn how to use Glossaries for formative and summative assessment by following a short, interactive and experiential webinar.
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In this course you will learn, how to create a virtual classroom within Moodle 4.0, the basic theories of learning and how they apply to a virtual classroom, how to structure segments in a virtual classroom to maximise active learning for your students, how to deliver an effective virtual class across four key foundations: management, relationship, engagement, and assessment and how BigBlueButton supports delivery in each of the above foundations.
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A short, self-paced course for educators wanting to learn about the new features in Moodle 4.0.
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This short course helps you engage learners with the different types of Moodle forum and offers tips on facilitating and moderating Moodle forums.
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An introduction to the theory, set up and practice of gamification in Moodle.
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This course is part of the Exploring Assessment program. You will learn how to use Assignments for formative and summative assessment by following a short, interactive and experiential webinar.
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This course is part of the Exploring Assessment program. You will learn how to use Forums for formative and summative assessment by following a short, interactive and experiential webinar.
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Learn how to take advantage of Moodle features to enhance and support language teaching.
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MEC stands for the Moodle Educator Certificate, the international certificate on teaching with Moodle, offered exclusively by Moodle Certified Partners and Service Providers, and Moodle HQ.
Want to know more about MEC? Enrol in this course and participate in or watch the recordings of webinars where MEC Facilitators and certificate holders share their experiences with MEC. Also check if you are ready for the MEC by taking the Pre-placement quiz!
Explore in detail various methods of enrolling users into courses. This course follows on from the basic level course Manage your users, which should be taken before starting this intermediate level course.
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