GoL HELP

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Joes YouTube Channel

The videos below give a run through of providing Audio Feedback to work that has been submitted on paper.

The Feedback is recorded using windows sound recorder and then uploaded to a VLE or emailed to the student.

The Video on the options for Moodle is based on version 1.9... Moodle 2 has the same options but accessed slightly differently.

This task is used in the History department.

Students look at exam board exemplar material and use the template below to give feedback. The student then listens to the audio feedback for that paragraph and  hopefully understands what they missed. 

Below is the Exemplar template and Ruth Nixon's audio.

Screen Recorders are great for adding a visual dimension to the feedback

YouTube Tutorial on setting up a microphone

Question types

Use can use drag and drop to very quickly add files to a course page or folder.  To use drag and drop you will need to be using a compatible internet browser, for example Google Chrome or Internet Explorer 11.

Folders can appear either on a separate page or inline on a course page.  You can add more files to a folder at any time. Folders can contain other folders, if you have a folder structure that you like you can duplicate it.

Link to other web pages.

Labels can be used to add text, links, images etc to your course page.

A NEW FEATURE - allows you to duplicate any resource on your course page, particularly useful for duplicating labels and folder structures

Much easier that old GoL - you can just drag items around a course page.

Integration

Here are some resources that might be helpful for your course:

These short videos Walk you through the different ways you can change the look and feel of your GoL2 Course site. 

Say goodbye to boring columns,  This video talks you through hoe to experiment with the grid course format.

Change the section headings to help you structure your course page

You can have between 1 and 52 sections on a course page

Experiment with changing the colour, icon set etc.  You can always reset them if you don't like your choice!

Use to add content to the right or left column of a course page

A short video Expanding the ideas on presenting files

These 3 links show you three courses that have the same content BUT presented differently. They are mainly resources with some Quizzes, forums, glossaries etc... But the main AIM here is for you to see the different way your course could look to students.