You would like to do more than just provide text in your Moodle course? Students should be able to work together on online content?
Moodle offers implemented tools that enable collaborative learning and working. Here you will be introduced to some tools.

In this module you will learn how different media can be distinguished from each other, what this means for their applications in teaching and learning processes, and which functions they can take on.

This is part of the joint project Digital Teaching and Learning in Teacher Education (di...

The video shows how to submit handwritten assignments in Moodle. There will be tips for scanning assignments that are written on paper. It will also show the way to upload these assignments to Moodle. Reference will be made to apps for iOS and Android that can be used for scanning.

This self-study course is for all who are interested in interactive whiteboards. You can expect learning units with videos and self-checking tests.

In SoSe 2017 a cooperation between the educational sciences and history didactics took place. In accordance with the motto "INTERdisciPLAYnarity", students from both disciplines worked in interdisciplinary groups on the topics of museum didactics and computer games as a learning medium.

This course is all about e-learning and online activities at the RUB!

Good to have you here! This Moodle course serves as your "digital" introduction to university life. We will show you how to find your way around at our university and which digital media you will be confronted with, so...

Are you a (future) teacher? Then you are surely interested in suitable teaching materials: Open Educational Resources (OER) are freely available and free-of-charge educational materials. This self-study course is intended to provide OER basics and covers the following contents: Overview of OER, C...

This Moodle course is directed at people interested in creating podcasts in a teaching-learning context. Its contents range from an evaluation of the potential of podcasts to technical requirements and (listening) examples from university teaching.

You want to integrate tests and assignments into Moodle and don't know how? You have had little or no contact with tests and assignments in Moodle and don't know what the user view looks like? Are you wondering how...