1. And the 21st Century Teacher Presenter – Carl Keller Whitehall-Coplay School District Technology Integration Coach
2. What is Moodle? Moodle is an alternative to proprietary commercial online learning solutions, and is distributed for free under the GNU General Public License. Modular Object- Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment
3. But We Have a PLMS Can you do this with your PLMS? Construction of Knowledge: Using or manipulating knowledge as in analysis, interpretation, synthesis, and evaluation, rather than only reproducing knowledge in previously stated forms. Disciplined Inquiry: Gaining in-depth understanding of limited topics, rather than superficial acquaintance with many, and using elaborated forms of communication to learn and to express one's conclusions. Value Beyond School: The production of discourse, products, and performances that have personal, aesthetic, or social significance beyond demonstration of success to a teacher. Authentic Intellectual Work Fred M. NewmannUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison
4. Can You do This With Moodle? Construction of Knowledge: Using or manipulating knowledge as in analysis, interpretation, synthesis, and evaluation, rather than only reproducing knowledge in previously stated forms. Disciplined Inquiry: Gaining in-depth understanding of limited topics, rather than superficial acquaintance with many, and using elaborated forms of communication to learn and to express one's conclusions. Value Beyond School: The production of discourse, products, and performances that have personal, aesthetic, or social significance beyond demonstration of success to a teacher. Authentic Intellectual Work Fred M. NewmannUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison
5. Jack of All Trades, Master of None! In the 21st Century Classroom,no one platform does it all! For every increase in privacy,there is a loss in authenticity. Increase sophistication,and you lose simplicity. Like it or not, you’re going tohave to get comfortableusing multiple platforms!
7. “Fences are made for those who cannot fly.” Elbert Hubbard (American editor, publisher and writer, 1856-1915)
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9. Schools subject to CIPA are required to adopt and enforce a policy to monitor online activities of minors.
10. Schools and libraries subject to CIPA are required to adopt and implement an Internet safety policy addressing: (a) access by minors to inappropriate matter on the Internet; (b) the safety and security of minors when using electronic mail, chat rooms, and other forms of direct electronic communications; (c) unauthorized access, including so-called “hacking,” and other unlawful activities by minors online; (d) unauthorized disclosure, use, and dissemination of personal information regarding minors; and (e) measures restricting minors’ access to materials harmful to them.
11. Schools and libraries are required to certify that they have their safety policies and technology in place before receiving E-rate funding.
12. CIPA does not affect E-rate funding for schools and libraries receiving discounts only for telecommunications, such as telephone service.
13. An authorized person may disable the blocking or filtering measure during any use by an adult to enable access for bona fide research or other lawful purposes.
14. CIPA does not require the tracking of Internet use by minors or adults.http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/consumerfacts/cipa.html
15. Moodle in the Middle? wiki spaces private places wide open spaces
16. Students Private Class Internet Portal (Moodle Site) Information Source, Pretesting, Formative and Summative Assessment, Progress Monitoring, “Direction-Giving” W W W W W W Publically Viewable Spaces Public Class Space(s) Wiki, PLMS, etc. Parents, Friends, and Visitors
18. Students Proprietary LMS Private Class Internet Portal (Moodle Site) W W W W W W Publically Viewable Spaces Public Class Space(s) – PLMS Parents, Friends, and Visitors
19. Moodle in the Middle? Moodle becomes a static web portal for your class... a home port on the vast electronic sea. Only one or two URLs for your students to remember Moodle provides gateway user tracking Moodle becomes a home for pre-assessment, formative assessment , progress monitoring, scaffolding, differentiation, summative assessment, and much more
21. Standards on the BottomWhere a Good Foundation Belongs! Connect to Solid Standards and Curriculum Effective 21st Century teaching and learningis impossible to achieve unless it is based on a solid curriculum foundation! Use your Moodle site to provide direct links to National, State, and Local curriculum resources. Clear Standards / Curriculum Framework
22. Standards on the BottomWhere a Good Foundation Belongs! Clear Standards / Curriculum Framework
23. Standards on the BottomWhere a Good Foundation Belongs! Connect to Solid Curriculum Provide direct links to S.A.S. or cut and paste to create local documents containing this information. Clear Standards / Curriculum Framework
24. Standards on the BottomWhere a Good Foundation Belongs! Connect to Solid Curriculum Provide direct links to S.A.S. or cut and paste to create local documents containing this information. Clear Standards / Curriculum Framework
25. Curriculum on Top of the StandardsBuild on Your Foundation! Connect to Solid Standards and Curriculum Provide direct links to local curriculum resources. Our BIG Ideas! Organisms share common characteristics of life. Life emerges due to the chemical organization of matter into cells. Cells have organized membranes and organelles to organize and carryout chemical reactions. Clear Standards / Curriculum Framework
26. Curriculum on Top of the StandardsBuild on Your Foundation! Connect to Solid Standards and Curriculum Use Moodle’s Display a Directory feature to provide student access to local curriculum resources without having to link to each file separately. Clear Standards / Curriculum Framework
27. Display The Contents of a Directory Without having to link to each individual file Clear Standards / Curriculum Framework
28. Use an HTML Block to Display Current Standards and Anchors Clear Standards / Curriculum Framework
29. Add Images and Color Addressing Student Interests / Instruction
32. Use Moodle Lessons for Effective Interactive Instruction Effective Instruction / Fair Assessment / Interventions / Materials & Resources
33. Use Moodle Lessons for Effective Interactive Instruction Effective Instruction / Fair Assessment / Interventions / Materials & Resources
34. Use Moodle Lessons for Effective Interactive Instruction Think about the possible combinations! Effective Instruction / Fair Assessment / Interventions / Materials & Resources
35. Use Moodle Lessons for Effective Interactive Instruction Even more possibilities! Effective Instruction / Fair Assessment / Interventions / Materials & Resources
36. Use Moodle Lessons for Effective Interactive Instruction Having trouble getting students engaged in the scientific method? Let them browse through the museum of medical quackery, and then try to stop the discussion! http://www.museumofquackery.com/ Effective Instruction / Fair Assessment / Interventions / Materials & Resources
57. One Database – Many Tools! * Repeated attempts could be allowed in some classrooms ** Not necessarily recorded for scoring… use for student self-direction and diagnosis Fair Assessments
58. Build the Opportunity for Resiliency Into Your Assessments Fair Assessments / Encourage Resiliency
59. Some Settings From the Quiz Module… Think about the possibilities here to encourage resiliency! Fair Assessments / Encourage Resiliency
60. Use Adaptive Mode in Assessments to Encourage Resiliency Fair Assessments / Encourage Resiliency
61. Use Moodle to ProvideSpecific Interventions Interventions
62. Use Moodle to ProvideSpecific Interventions A Teacher-generated SCORM Package Interventions
63. Use Moodle to ProvideSpecific Interventions A Teacher-generated SCORM Package Interventions
64. Use Moodle to ProvideSpecific Interventions Create Your own Flash-based Scorm Package http://www.udutu.com Interventions
70. ProcessIn “sub” courses Create Special Interest Areas Main Course Area Differentiation/Addressing Student Interests
71. Use Moodle Networking toCollaborate BetweenMoodle Servers Moodle Networking Your Moodle Server A Distant Moodle Server Collaboration/Real-world Partnerships
73. Questions? Constructive Comments! Presentation available at… http://www.slideshare.net/cgkel Sample Moodle Site available at… http://moodle.cliu.org/course/view.php?id=428 Enter as Guest I put this here so it looks like the rest of the slides
74. SAS5678 Hey! That’s the same combination I have on my luggage! Links to Real World Application