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Moodle Translation Inspiration Matrix
- Sonja Grussendorf
Quick approach for those who already know what they want students to do.
Do you already know what you want your students to do but not sure how to achieve it with moodle? Use this quick inspiration table
You want your students to: | What or how? | Achieve it with Moodle: |
Read | Text that you have written | Add it as a resource, eg upload a file or as a Page. |
| Scholarly texts | |
| 3rd party materials on websites | Link straight from any section in Moodle (text editor) or choose URL link as a resource |
Watch | Video that you have produced | Use Echo 360 to produce and/or upload. |
| Video lectures | |
| Videos on LSE website, YouTube or elsewhere | These are links, which you can set to embed into Moodle sections and pages (using the text editor) |
Discuss | Asynchronously (time of individual students' choosing) | Forum activity |
| Synchronously (at the same time) | Chat activity |
Upload | Links to useful resources, examples, etc. on websites | Database activity Glossary activity |
| Photographs that they have taken | Database activity Glossary activity |
| Assignments for marking | Assignment activity |
Practise | Self-test exercises | Quiz activity |
| Interactive exercises | H5P activity |
Answer | Questions from the lecturer | |
Ask | Questions about the lecture |
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