That is a big question!
We populate our VLE (Moodle) by telling tutors how to upload materials
and offering support and off they go and do their thing!
(That makes it sound very rose tinted. Did you mean what tools do we
use? We have all the standard MS Office (Word, PowerPoint, etc)
uploaded. We have web pages created either on the fly with the built in
tools or with products like Dreamweaver. We have bits of Video using
nothing more than Windows Media player to sort them out. )
We also use pre-created content such as NLN materials, and Ferl
Practitioners Programme.
I'd like to say everything in it is relevant and up to date, it is an
ongoing task keeping that way.
Again I'd like to say that all our materials are easy to use, but that
would depend upon who you were speaking to, everyone has difficulty with
something at some point!
Not sure this will be of any help at all to you. I perhaps interpreted
your question in too simple a manner.
Best Regards
Heather Peake
VLE Development Co-ordinator
West Nottinghamshire College
Tel 01623 627191 ext 2292
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Williams [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 02 March 2006 14:14
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Subject: [VLES] Implementing Content
What method do list members currently use to populate their VLE with
content?
Do you use pre-created content, and if so what do you use? How
relevant/up to date are the materials, how easy are they to use?
Thanks in advance,
Paul Williams.
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