Open Source Learning Management System Workshop
札幌学院大学 ３月２２日 １０時から〜４時まで
10:00 am Welcome to Moodle -- Don Hinkelman
10:05 am Opening Talks--Peter Ruthven-Stuart, Bob Gettings
- What is an LMS?
- What is open source software?
- How I came to Moodle? What do I do with Moodle?
10:30--12:00 First Workshop (two parallel groups in same room)
Novice Workshop A -- Peter Ruthven-Stuart/Bob Gettings
- Registering/logging in
- Setting up a Course
- Making a discussion forum
- Making a choice (survey)
Advanced Workshop A
- Adding Audio and Video clips to Moodle--Eric Hagley
- Authoring with Hot Potatoes and adding to Moodle--Eric Hagley
- New Standard Features in Moodle 1.6--Don Hinkelman
Portfolio (MyMoodle), Blog, Database Module
12:00--1:00 Lunch in SGU Cafeteria (cost 400-600 yen)
1:00--2:30 Second Workshop
Novice Workshop B -- Eric Hagley/Tim Grose
- Adding Resources (Word documents, Powerpoints, links)
- Making a Quiz
- Visiting and testing others' sites
- How to set up your own server, or continue using the Englishforum Server
Advanced Workshop B -- Bob Gettings/Don Hinkelman
- New Optional Modules in Development
- Setting up Quickmail for Announcements to Student Mobile Phones
- Using Quizzes and Surveys on Mobile Phones
- Using the Project Module for Handling Powerpoint Presentations and Student-made Websites
2:30--4:00 Third Workshop
Novices and Veterans Sharing Session
- Writing Classes with Moodle--C.A. Edington
- Placement Testing with Moodle--Tim Grose
- Intercultural Communication with Moodle--Sonoyo Ishikawa
- Workshop Module with FUN University Classes--Peter Ruthven-Stuart
- Computer Literacy with Moodle--Bob Gettings
4:00 Closing
4:05--4:30 JALTCALL Conference Planning (prep for June 2-4)
4:30 Drinks and Dinner at Tsubohachi or Shin Sapporo
Talk with Peter before he returns to Hakodate
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Contact Don Hinkelman <hinkel at sgu.ac.jp> for more information.
This is jointly organised and promoted by JALT Hokkaido, JALTCALL and the SGU English Education Study Group. Visitors from other organisations need not pay, but are encouraged to join JALT. It is a no fee, no expense program so please bring your own drinks, snacks, etc. Novices who wish to continue using the class website that they created, are welcome to do so free for one year.