Summary

We learned a lot in this chapter about configuring tools in Moodle to support a "community of practice". Moodle's social constructivist approach makes it easier to support this type of interaction when compared to other LMS systems.

Specifically, we covered:

  1. How to create and manage a wiki.
  2. How to create a collaborative glossary for development of shared vocabulary.
  3. Setting up a database to manage an annotated bibliography.
  4. Creating a new Community Moderator role to enable the community to be self-moderating.
  5. Creating and consuming RSS feeds in forums and blocks.

This chapter is the last direct business solution chapter in the book. The next three chapters cover more technical issues. The next chapter covers how web conferencing software can be integrated with Moodle. The next chapter covers other open source tools that can add significant functionality to Moodle to expand the number of business problems you can solve with the system.

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