Moodle review and development tool

Moodle review and development tool

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Access

• You have access to the Moodle spaces for the modules you are teaching on
• Students are enrolled in SITS on the modules they are taking

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Basics

• Module overview includes introduction
• Module overview includes correct contact details
• Module Moodle space is available to students

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Structure

• Righthand menu has links to: announcements, reading lists, lecture capture (appropriate links may vary depending on the purpose of your Moodle space)
• Structure represents module/course structure

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Basic content

• News and important announcements: post an introduction/welcome message
• Module outline uploaded: aims and learning objectives
• Course content: at least one piece of course content available (e.g. first lecture slides, or overview of module) and information states when material will be available.
• Assessment: module assessment details and submission processes are clear.
• Reading list: Talis Aspire list(s) for current year are published and available via reading list block.
• Contact details: remember to set expectations of when and how you may be contacted.

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Enhanced content

• Items and folders are named appropriately.
• Files have meaningful filenames e.g. ModuleCode-session1-Clinical ReasoningDDMMYY.pptx
• Activities are accessible for all students on module or set ready to release when appropriate time/conditions met.
• Content abides by copyright restrictions.
• Links to all files and websites work.

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Groups (if Moodle space used for group work or multiple cohorts)

• Groups are available in Moodle space.
• Activities requiring group restrictions are set ready to release when appropriate time/conditions met.
• Forums are set for groups/cohorts to receive messages as appropriate.

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