An established edtech, Moodle learning management system (LMS) can support students and educators with their collaborative learning and group communication in a hybrid, blended or online learning environment.
Earlier this year The Australian Council on Open, Distance and E-Learning (ACODE) surveyed ANZ universities on their 2020 experiences of operating in an online learning environment and a world of virtual classrooms. How did they manage collaborative learning and group-work? One of the key take-outs from the survey was that some institutions have found that their educators are not prepared for creating new learning experiences that support operating in an e-learning environment. Let’s explore how Moodle can help.
Moodle activities that support teachers and students
Groups
Using Groups in Moodle allows you to add an additional dynamic to interactive activities: giving groups of students a private or shared space to discuss and collaborate. Depending on the goals you have for an activity, you can determine how public the actions of groups can be.
