1. Moodle : a Students perspective Tania McDonald tmcdonald@sunitafe.edu.au @tanmac73

2. Tania McDonald Moodle student and MOOC student Moodle teacher Moodle administrator and Moodle trainer

3. Image courtesy of Stuart Miles at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

4. A list of negatives Image courtesy of imagerymajestic at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

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8. Many teachers think that a discussion forum is communication with students….. This is only true when done well Image courtesy of Vlado at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

9. Feedback should be targeted to the individual Image courtesy of jscreationzs at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

10. Why do we expect teachers to be able to do online without support or training them? Would you like your pilot or your plumber sent in without training??? Image courtesy of digitalart at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

11. Resources not matching the assessments Lack of consistency within the school across teachers / subjects / faculties No internet access – means no access to resources or assignments Have to use library and other school resources but these may not be available when you want to access them around class and work or public transport When not well laid out or labelled it is too difficult to find so important to have good naming protocols Not good to read online so still need to print it out and this costs money for the student

12. Okay the positives! Image courtesy of imagerymajestic at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

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14. Real socialisation through meeting of physical being not just the mind…. Like at Image courtesy of David Castillo Dominici at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

16. Tracking in the course …..imagine

17. Simulations for science Notes thoughts discussions all gathered together very helpful Moodle more organised than other forms of LMS they have used Know what your assessments are Know the expected dates Readily available extra resources If away sick easier to catch up and access Folders of paper handouts can be messy and heavy More sustainable If teacher are away the student isn’t missing class time, you know what to do next

18. Use of Moodle calendar and due dates very helpful Can access from anywhere or on any device Work protected so teacher cannot loose it Turnit in plugin sends a receipt Confirmation emails etc for grades, marking and submissions are fantastic

19. Thank you to the students involved…. Tania McDonald Teacher Engaging Technology e-Learning advisor Twitter: @tanmac73 The others wish to remain anonymous …

20. Questions? For Pecha Kucha Image courtesy of Stuart Miles at FreeDigitalPhotos.net Image courtesy of gubgib at FreeDigitalPhotos.net