moodle home page design
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This screenshot tutorial demonstrates how teachers can create a moodle class site that is clean, efficient and well-designed.TRANSCRIPT
Is your class site………Clean?• No distractions, no unnecessary information or images• Updated and current, “need to know now” resources and information easy to find• Old and outdated material hidden or stored out of the way
Attractive and Appropriate?• Images and design unite your teaching style and the subject• Looks better than any of the digital projects submitted by students
Effective?• Promotes learning
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Choose a themeA theme is a color template for the class site
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Why should topics (units) or resources and other items be hidden?
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• Keeps only relevant material in front of students.• Holds off material until it is needed.• Less content = cleaner, more attractive and more efficient class site.
In the Classroom• Arrangement of Seats
• Posters, announcements and decoration of room
• Teacher’s ability to quickly access and distribute materials
• Neat writing on the board, clearly seen and easily read by all
• Teacher’s ability to speak clearly and engage student attention
In the Moodle Class Site• Well organized and easy to access materials, resources and assignments
• Current information and activities up front, future material hidden and past material
stored
• Attractive, appropriate images, quotes, and information feeds to engage students
• Appearance of text, images and organization of materials and resources
• Well written, clearly articulated and explained directions
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