18 Things To Know About Education In Spain. As part of our month of exploring global education here at Edudemic, we’ve been taking a look at some of the data from the Pearson global education report, The Learning Curve .
We compared the attitude towards education and the integration of technology into education (and life in general) between one of the chart toppers, South Korea, and the United States. Over the next few days, we’re going to be looking at some country-specific data that was gathered during this study. Today, we’re going to take a closer peek at education in Spain. Take a look at the infographic below to learn more about Spain in the categories that were defined for the study. 47 Interesting Ways to Use Moodle in the Classroom (started by @TomBarrett) Curso de verano: Configuración y Administración avanzada de Moodle. Universidad de Salamanca. 2 a 15 de julio. Pulsa aquí para acceder a la PREINSCRIPCIÓN Instrucciones: pulse en este enlace, seguidamente acceda a los "cursos de verano" y dentro de la modalidad "on line" busque el correspondiente curso: Configuración y Administración avanzada de Moodle, asegúrese de acceder al que corresponde a su modalidad, estudiante o docente, pulse en el nombre del curso y accederá al formulario de la preinscripción.
Curso de verano, denominación oficial: Configuración y Administración avanzada de Moodle De nuevo, este año, vamos a desarrollar el curso de verano sobre Moodle avanzado. Las fechas de realización serán durante el mes de Julio del 2 al 15. Y la fecha límite para preinscribirse será el 30 de junio. Nos centramos en el trabajo sobre las versiones 1.9, pues sigue siendo la versión con mayor número de instalaciones en nuestro país, pero realizaremos una importante incursión en las novedades que presenta la 2.x para que el propio alumno pueda optar por conocer estos cambios si son de su interés. Ejemplo: How to prevent and eliminate plagiarism and cheating. Isn’t cheating and plagiarism a huge concern in MOOCs?
Yes, as highlighted by Siemens (p6) here and McEachern in MOOC post here. Cheating and plagiarism is rather common in online education, and in particular MOOCs. Surprised? One professor doesn’t want to give out the correct answer in MOOCs - in this post of “one-mooc-professor-wont-let-students-know-right-answers”. The intention might be to minimize cheating in MOOCs. How to prevent cheating and plagiarism? Her is a nice post with videos on plagiarism and cheating. It takes time & efforts to develop good assessment tools and questions (MC) in the same domain of known knowledge. The most effective way to prevent students cheating is NOT to use Multiple Choice, or even Peer assessment as the sole means of assessment in MOOCs.
What are you experiences on this area? Like this: Like Loading... Download student assignment uploads for Moodle 1.9 in one fell swoop. What a time-saver! Welcome to Moodlenews.com A resource site for all Moodle-related news, tutorials, video, course content information and original resources.
If you're new here, you may want to subscribe: RSS feed| Weekly Email Newsletter | Moodle News Twitter Thanks for visiting! Totara LMS supports the work of Frankie Kam as he explores the many possibilities of Moodle for fun and to improve his college’s course site. Do you use the Assignment activity for your students to upload their work? Do you have relatively large numbers of assignments to laboriously download and grade? This hack (or plugin) allows you, the teacher, to download a single zipped file containing all students’ uploaded assignments of an assignment activity. Here’s a typical link to assignment submissions: Clicking on submitted assignment work. Here’s what a typical assignment screen would like like without the plugin. Now the same screen, but this time with the download hack installed. Ah, did you notice the extra link? Now that’s NEW!