Programmes in Moodle

In an effort to try and integrate with existing OU systems, I’ve just created two new moodle playspaces for our two experimental programme based websites. You might be able to see them here:

http://learn.open.ac.uk/course/view.php?id=1764 (Molecular Science)
http://learn.open.ac.uk/course/view.php?id=1763 (Psychology)

Over the next few days I hope to familiarise myself with this Virtual Learning Environment and see how far I [...]

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Published on August 30, 2006

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82% of students want a study programme

2. What were your reasons for studying this particular course?
(Question unchanged in 2005 - students can give as many reasons as they choose)
As in 2004, the main reason in student’s decision to study the specific course was as part of a programme of study to achieve an OU qualification/award. (82%, compared to 85% in 2004) [...]

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Published on August 16, 2006

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Towards a single Student Home

I’ve been charged with creating two prototype programme-level websites - one for Psychology and one for Molecular Science. It’s important to draw the distinction between the student-support level and the enquirer websites. I’m soley concerned with the student-support level. The enquirer (marketing) level will be left to those far more capable at selling. However, it’s [...]

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Published on August 10, 2006

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Online support for students on a specific programme of study

Aside from the ePortfolio project, my other main area of current activity is in thinking about supporting students on a programme of study. Working with the Personalised Integrated Learning Support (PILS) Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL), I am managing a project which explores what online things should be made available to students [...]

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Published on August 9, 2006

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This site is being redeveloped. Apologies if things don't look or act as you expect. I'm spending little bits of free time making some much needed changes.

GuyWeb is the personal website of Guy Carberry, a web designer based in Buckingham, England. He currently works full-time as a web designer for the Open University. He also undertakes interesting freelance projects where time allows. You can contact Guy by emailing Guy at this website's address.

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