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Topic 5
5.1 Gluing your course together
5.1 Gluing your course together
Uploading images into your narrative
You can even upload images into your label (or any other field which uses the rich text editor).
Click on the image icon:
You can either select the image you'd like to use - you can use the built in file browser to see the files you have already uploaded to your course (no. 3), or you can upload a new file from your computer (no. 5).
Once you have selected the file (no. 3) you can preview the image (no. 4). Finally enter some 'alternative text' (no. 1), this is a textual description of the image and is needed in case the user has turned off images in their browser, or has a visual impairment.
Finally click on 'OK' (no. 2) and your image will be inserted into your label.
When you save the label and return to the course homepage, you can see the embedded image:
You can use the same method for uploading and inserting image to any field in Moodle which uses the rich text (HTML) editor, for example when creating a web page in Moodle
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Course version information
Videos used
Course Introduction
Course Outline and Assessment
General Forum
News forum
Licensing and Acknowledgements
Software and Tools used
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1.1 Participants Introduction
1.3 Thin Client Overview
1.4 What does elearning mean to you?
1.5 Elearning concepts and development
1.6 Overview of Moodle
1.8 Concept mapping with CMapTools
Assignments (Blended Mode/Group work) Create a concept map on a topic of the day.
Assignment: Creating a mind map for your course
Download CMapTools
Using Moodle Book
CmapTools Help
The CmapTools documentation
Guidelines on Learning that inform teaching
2.1 Moodle: Getting Started
2.2 Course Outline Template
2.3 Creating your first course
2.4 Uploading files/resources
2.5 Learning Styles
Assignment: Course creation and file uploading
Assignment: Your course template
Teaching and Learning with Moodle
Course Outline Template (doc format)
3.1 Creating Assignments
3.3 Quizzes
3.4 Image editing with GIMP
Assignment: Uploading images
Assignment: Creating Quizzes
3.5 Creating interactive tutorials using Wink
3.6 Rapid ELearning
Assignment: Videos and Tools
Assignment: Presenting your video or tool
GIMP website
GIMP documentation
Image: children.jpg
Wink website
Wink documentation
4.1 Open Educational Resources Introduction
4.2 Video introduction to MIT OpenCourseWare
4.3 Student Inductions
4.5 Preparing for the coming topics
MIT OpenCourseWare
Other OER resource sites
5.2 Creating web pages
5.3 Managing Files
5.4 Student view
5.5 Introduction to usability and accessibility
Assignment: Quiz
Assignment: Managing your course files
How to add a label (video)
Usability Introduction
6.1 Linking to external websites
6.2 Using Forums
6.3 Blocks
6.4 Roles and Permissions
6.5 Student Assignments
Assignment: Quiz
Assignment: on Assignments
Moodle blocks documentation
Assignments in Moodle (video)
Core rules of Netiquette
7.1 Instant Messaging and Chat
7.2 Managing your students
7.3 Choices, choices
7.4 Finding help
Assignment: Quiz
Assignment: Adding Choice
Moodle documentation
Using Moodle Forums
8.1 Using Images
8.2 Audio
8.3 Video & Flash
8.4 Closing your course
8.5 Gathering student feedback
Assignment: Quiz
Assignment: Summing Up
Assignment: Student Feedback
Example audio file
Example video file
9.1 Review of online activities and content
9.2 Student Feedback and Participation Review
9.3 Self Assessment Review
9.4 Assignment: Peer review and feedback
9.5 Assignment: Action Plan for course development
9.6 Moving Forward to the Advanced Course
9.8 Summary
Peer review template
Course review and action plan
5.2 Creating web pages ►