I Have A Question#16
September 14, 2014
Featured Question:
Jen has more questions surrounding the set up of a course or project website. While there is likely no “perfect” platform or solution, we contemplate important needs and key decisions.
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Links Mentioned
- Jen’s Online Course Needs Doc Desigers for Learning WordPress and Google Sites
- Schoology.com
- Moodle
- Weebly
- Dave’s old Living Archives Project and Webcasts
- Laura Gibb’s Anatomy of an Online Course
- OU Digital Tools
- Coursera on Online Teaching
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So we’re talking about Jen’s problems. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MprMtyq7-ntQQ3MlXq8lwXfZkh9Y2A3MLVVHNv38t28/edit
I can watch and listen on you tube but not here, https://edtechtalk.net/live/ihaq
still not seeing the chat window, Vanessa? I had the same problem with in a podcast last hour. but when I logged into this one it came up fine. Which browser are you using? I’m using Firefox which just had an update.
Peggy, is fine. It’s the video. I opened YouTube to get it because it is not running here
hahaha! Archaeaologistis! I am imagining them trying to figure out my things!!
Once I tried to use Moodle and I found it very difficult, should I try it again?
You guys (ladies) are awesome! I feel like this is a therapy session 🙂
Not really that simple anymore, either. Enrollment methods alone confuse most of my teachers. And it’s really hard on the servers.
I have a serious LMS allergy — prefer open indie arrangements like Lisa Lane’s for POTcert and Laura Gibbs’ http://anatomy.lauragibbs.net/
but then I am de-institutionalized and running something less formal than courses
I have been using Blogger to blog, not to teach, and still I find trouble embedding badges for eg
I am doing a Coursera course on Online Teaching https://www.coursera.org/course/ltto
nop, it really is up to the teachers what platform to choose, not many new things out there
Thank you EVERYONE!! Seems the old issues / problems / needs never go away 🙂
WordPress export options
point of clarification…
While still not as easy as duplicating a course for a new cohort in Moodle, it does appear that WordPress provides some flexibility in backup and reinstall options….