Week 3 Course File

Pavan D. MahendrakarDepartment of CSE, BLDEA’s CET, Vijayapur

Week 3Date: 28/08/17

EXPLORING COURSE SETTINGS INSIDE MOODLE

Step 1: Login to the demo Moodle course as a student now.

Figure1. Login screen to moodle demo

Login to the demo Moodle course as a Teacher now.

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Step 2: Select the course "New Staff Induction"

Step 3: Click on the settings button on the top right of the window and select the option "Edit settings"

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Step 4:  See the settings in this course. Do not change anything now.Date: 28/08/17

EDITING SECTIONS IN A COURSE

Step 5: Click on the settings button on the top right of the window and select the option "Turn Editing On"

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Step 6:  Go to any one of the section and see its settings

Step 7: Add a new section and give it a meaningful title and description

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LbD 3.3 Moodle

ADDING RESOURCES IN MOODLE

Step 8: Uploading course journal till Week 3

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LbD 3.4 Moodle

CREATING ASSIGNMENTS IN MOODLE

Step 9:  Go to the section titled "My Course Journal" that we created in previous LbD

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Step 10: Add an assignment in this section asking students to upload their course journal. Keeping the settings of this assignment should be such that it accepts a single file upload and has a maximum mark of 10.

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LbD 3.5 Moodle

DISCUSSION FORUMS IN MOODLE

Step11: Turn Editing on

Step 12:  Go to the section titled "My Course Journal" that you created in LbD 3.3

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Step 13: Add a new discussion forum in this section asking students to discuss their course journal writing experience

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LbD 3.6 Moodle

CREATING A QUIZ IN MOODLE

Step 5: Add a new quiz in this section which will test the students' understanding about the need for preparing a course journal

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LED 2.6 Peer Review

Can you tell me one advantage of the process of peer review for both the reviewer and the reviewee?

Ans. Peer review is a very useful process for both the reviewer and the reviewee. The reviewer gets to know the thought process and also helps to remove any misunderstanding of the reviewee by writing comments on it.

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This process helps the reviewee to correct any mistakes in understanding and also to improve or upgrade the work done by him/her.

By doing peer review a lot of burden is removed from the head of the facilitator.