Yes, definitely Yes, probably Maybe Probably not Other No answer
I do not know anything about Moodle. I know what Moodle is but have never used it. I have used Moodle before, but don’t use it now. I am using Moodle now, but am NOT an administrator. I am using Moodle now, AND am an administrator. Other No answer
Listen to a general outline of Moodle (beginners) Get a hands on experience of basic Moodle features (beginners) See some examples of what other teachers are doing with Moodle (beginners) Set up my own Moodle course to experiment with (beginners) Get a hands on experience of more advanced Moodle features (mid to advanved) Learn the details of how I can set up Moodle on a server (mid to advanved) Ask questions about a Moodle problem I am having (mid to advanved) Share some of the ways I use Moodle (mid to advanved) Other:
the Assignment activity (for both online and off-line tasks). the Feedback activity (for making surveys). the Chat activity. the Choice activity (for making a one question survey or putting students into in-class groups). the Forum activity (a Bulletin Board System). the Glossary activity (a simple database). the Quiz activity. the Label resource (for adding text or multimedia to a course page). the Text Page resource. the Web Page resource. the Link to a File or Web Site resource. the Display a Directory resource (for giving students access to multiple files). adding students to a course. Managing course files (course material, sounds, images, etc.). the WYSIWYG HTML editor. getting a Moodle course. setting up a Moodle course (the course “Settings” feature). displaying multimedia (images, sounds, movies, etc.). Other:
the Database activity (for making a comprehensive database). the Hot Potatoes Quiz activity (for importing Hot Potato quizzes). the Lesson activity (branching Q&A, a kind of Action Maze). the Wiki activity. the Workshop activity (for peer evaluation). the Gradebook. Backing up, restoring and resetting a course. the Blocks (the blocks of data that appear on the sides of Moodle courses). managing Groups within a single course Roles (giving users more or less power). joining everything together into cohesive learning units setting up a Moodle server for real live courses (a production site). installing Moodle on a Mac or PC, not for a real live production site, but for experimental purposes. being a Moodle administrator. non-standard activities and resourcesIn the question 8 text-box below, please type in the non-standard activity(ies) or resource(s) you want to learn about. Other: