From the course: Moodle 2.8 Essential Training
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Engaging students with a glossary - Moodle Tutorial
From the course: Moodle 2.8 Essential Training
Engaging students with a glossary
- If you teach a course that has a lot of vocabulary or introductory concepts, think about creating a glossary. Even better, think about having students create a glossary as a way to teach each other. Moodle's glossary tool gives you quite a few options, including allowing comments and ratings on glossary entries. Want to set up a glossary? I do. First, I'll turn Turn editing on with the button in the top right corner. Next, I'll scroll to an appropriate section. I'm gonna use the course information section, because my glossary is going to last for the entire class. I'll click the Add an activity or resource link at the bottom right corner of that section. I'll choose Glossary from the Activities' list and then the Add button at the bottom of the window. On the Adding a new Glossary page we'll start with adding a name. I'll give it a title such as Class vocabulary. In the Description field, enter the instructions if students are creating the entries as well as any details about the…
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Setting up class discussions with forums6m 34s
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Facilitating peer review activities with forums4m 1s
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Engaging students with a glossary5m 8s
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Facilitating team projects: Setting up a wiki5m 8s
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Facilitating team projects: Reviewing student work in wikis8m 58s
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Challenge: Work with groups in Moodle36s
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Solution: Work with groups in Moodle3m 48s
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