In one week, after spring break, I am expected to teach my classes online and it will go on for at least three weeks. The school is going to give a crash course using WebEx and is giving out laptops, wireless mouse (mouses? Mice? Meeses?), keyboard and Web cams.
Can this course go through Moodle? At least then, I might have student pics, maybe other benefits too.
https://moodle.org/plugins/mod_webexactivity
If your login true indication of version of Moodle ...
the plugin above is compatible.
From plugin page:
Current Limitations
This software is currently in beta, so there are a number of known limitations (and there are expected to be unfound bugs):
Backup and Restore do not work.
Only Training Center and Meeting Center are supported.
https://github.com/merrill-oakland/moodle-mod_webexactivity/wiki/Limitations-and-Bugs
All your students would need a school laptop? How about personal (Mac Users ... have camera aleady built in)? Devices?
'SoS', Ken
2 more cents ... questions not really for responses/discussion ...
Subject/Class/Topic is?
What's your home studio look like?
Webinar or Screencasting?
Anyone at your school/college already do 'Flpped instruction'?
https://flippedlearning.org/how_to/12-ways-create-flipped-learning-content-no-1-screencasting/
'SoS', Ken
Good points, Ken.
Many schools in this situation are looking at "webinar" software as a quick solution. I am one who favors the "flipped" approach, and to create content lectures that can be delivered asynchronously.
There are many ways to teach, and many tools available.
Yep ... aware of survey ... and 'divisions'. Once again appears K12 not among (just like Moodle forums). Might be wrong, but experiences in K12 -> to preferences -> eventually decision making (expectations of learners).
'SoS', Ken