Course Outline - 2025

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1. Moodle Training for Site Administrators

Course Description:

This 16-hour Moodle training course is intended for aspiring and current LMS Administrators with a background in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, ICT, Educational Technology, and other related studies. Throughout seven modules, participants will delve into seven detailed modules covering the core features, functionalities, efficient course management, handling user management and enrollment, role assignment, customizing site appearance,  plugin utilization, and exploring security settings and reporting tools to ensure a safe and efficient learning environment.

General Objectives:

At the end of the course, participants should be able to;

  1. Describe the purpose and functionality of Moodle LMS, including key features such as course development, management, and administrative tools.
  2. Demonstrate the ability to create, organize, and manage courses using categories, sub-categories, and bulk uploads.
  3. Apply best practices for maintaining courses, including using default settings, importing, backing up, and restoring courses.
  4. Set up and manage user authentication options such as manual accounts, email-based self-registration, and guest access.
  5. Efficiently manage user profiles, perform bulk user actions, and configure enrollment methods including self-enrollment and cohort sync.
  6. Assign and manage standard, custom, and context-based roles to users, ensuring proper permissions and access control.
  7. Configure site appearance, and navigation elements, and apply themes to match organizational branding and user preferences.
  8. Install, evaluate, and manage Moodle plugins to extend the platform’s capabilities, focusing on administrator-recommended plugins.
  9. Implement security settings, monitor site security notifications, and conduct security checks to protect user data and site integrity.
  10. Create and analyze system reports and custom reports to monitor site performance, user activity, and course progress.

Course Outline:

Topics Learning Outcomes  Duration 

 Module 1: Moodle LMS and its Core Function

 Management.

  1. Moodle LMS Overview.
    1. General Features.
    2. Administrative features.
    3. Course Development and management features.
    4. AI Features
  2. LMS Administrators Obligations and Define Roles.
  3. LMS Onboarding Checklist
  4.  Authentication
    1. Manual account
    2. Email-based self-registration.
    3. Guest access.
    4. & others.
  1. Understand Moodle's general features that enhance user experience.
  2. Outline the key duties and obligations involved in managing an LMS.
  3. Implement best practices for a successful LMS launch.
  4. Apply best practices for secure authentication.
2 hrs

Module 2: Efficient Course Management

  1. Categories
  2. Course management
    1. Create a course and add an activity or bulk upload.
    2. Set up Course default settings and Course Completion
    3. Activity default settings
    4. Import, Backup, Copy, and Restore a course.
  3. Enrollment method 
    1. Manual enrollment
    2. Self-enrollment
    3. Guest access
    4. Cohort sync
    5. Paypal
  1. Organize courses by using categories, either through manual entry or bulk upload.
  2. Create, edit, and configure course settings.
  3. Set activity default settings to streamline course creation and understand the course completion report.
  4. Import, backup, and restore courses to ensure data preservation and consistency.
  5. Implementing various enrollment methods within Moodle, allowing them to effectively enroll and manage users in courses, making the learning process flexible and accessible.
3 hrs

Module 3: Users and Role Permission

  1. User profile fields
    1. user profile categories
    2. Fields
    3. Example of use
  2. User management 
    1. Add a new user
    2. Upload users
    3. Browse the list of users
    4. Bulk user actions
    5. Upload users pictures
  3. Define and Assign Roles
    1. Standard role
    2. System context
    3. Assign role
    4. Custom role
    5. Checking permissions
  1. Manage user profile fields in Moodle, tailoring the system to gather specific user information to meet organizational requirements.
  2. Manage user accounts in Moodle, including user creation, either manual or bulk upload, modification, and perform standard user actions.
  3. Understanding of standard roles in Moodle and their predefined permissions.
  4. Proficient in distinguishing between different context roles in Moodle.
  5. Assign roles to users in various contexts, ensuring that the right individuals have appropriate permissions to fulfill their responsibilities within Moodle.
3 hrs

Module 4: Customize Moodle's Look and Feel

  1. Site Appearance 
    1. Site Home
    2. Navigation such as Dashboard,  Blocks, and Custom menu.
  2. Moove Theme 
  1. Customize the site's appearance, including logos, color schemes, and branding elements, to reflect the organization's identity.
  2. Proficient in configuring the site's homepage to provide essential information, resources, and navigation options, creating an engaging entry point for users.
  3. Capable of optimizing the site's navigation, ensuring a clear and intuitive user experience, and effectively managing menus, blocks, and course layouts.
  4.  Ability to select, customize, and apply themes to the Moodle site, enhancing its visual appeal and user experience according to the organization's needs.
3 hrs

Module 5: Leverage Moodle Plugins for Enhanced Functionality

  1. Plugins overview 
    1. Access Moodle.org/plugins and its categories
    2. Install and Uninstall
    3. Determine good and bad plugins
  2.  Useful Admins Plugins
    1. Auto Enroll
    2. Course Size
    3. Restriction by course completion
    4. Intelliboard
    5. All backup
  1. Navigating Moodle.org/plugins, understanding its categories, and effectively searching for plugins to enhance their Moodle LMS.
  2. Install and uninstall Moodle plugins, ensuring the seamless integration and management of additional features and functionalities.
  3. Assess and evaluate Moodle plugins, distinguishing between reliable, high-quality plugins and those that may not meet their needs or standards.
  4. Equipped with the knowledge to identify and recommend specific Moodle plugins, aligning the unique requirements and goals of their institution or organization.
3 hrs

Module 6: Moodle Security and Comprehensive Reporting Tools

  1. Moodle Security
  2. Moodle Reports
    1. System Reports
    2. Custom Reports
  1. Understand the Significance of Moodle Security and recognize and articulate essential security recommendations for Moodle, including password policies, access controls, etc.,
  2. Apply security settings to enhance the overall security of the Moodle site.
  3. Access course reports to evaluate course progress, participation, performance, etc.,
  4. Create and generate a custom report by selecting relevant data fields according to the organization's needs.
2 hrs
Total hours: 16 hrs

 

Methodologies

Prior to the Training

To be fully prepared for the training, please remember to bring your laptop.

Guidelines:

  • A total of (2) two days of training with an estimated time of 16 hours to complete the course. 
  • The participants are enrolled for 3 months and required to take the lesson, submit the design challenge, answer the assessment, and accomplish other similar activities to acquire the certificate of completion. 
  • The Participants will receive a calendar invitation before the webinar schedule.
  • After completing this course, you will be able to download your certificate. The skills you acquired from this training will be your ticket if you want to pursue it later on if you choose to undergo training in MAQ (Moodle Administration Qualifications).

Mode of Delivery:

 A two-day session with discussions and demonstrations guided by Moodle experts. Two options are available;

  1. Face to Face Training
  2. Self-Paced Training (Fully Online)

1.1. MTSA2025v4.5: Program of activities

 

MOODLE TRAINING FOR SITE ADMINISTRATORS

PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES

To be fully prepared for the training, please remember to bring your laptop.

DAY 1

TIME

DURATION

MODULE

9:00 AM - 9:15 AM

15 mins

Greetings, Introduction, and Training Course Overview

9:15 AM - 11:00 AM

1 hr 45 mins

Module 1:  Moodle LMS and its Core Function

11:00 AM - 11:15 AM

15 mins

Hands-on activity

  • Q and A Forum
  • Assessment 1

11:15 AM - 12:00 PM

45 mins

Module 2: Efficient Course Management

11:3 AM - 12:00 PM

1hr

LUNCH BREAK

1:00 PM - 2:15 PM

 1 hr & 15 mins 

Module 2 (Continuation): Efficient Course Management

2:15 PM - 2:30 PM

15 mins

Hands-on activity

  • Q and A Forum
  • Assessment 2

2:30 PM - 4:30 PM

2 hr

Module 3: Users and Role Permission

4:30 PM - 5:00 PM

30 mins

Hands-on activity

  • Q and A Forum
  • Assessment 2

DAY 2

TIME

DURATION

MODULE

9:00 AM - 9:15 AM

15 mins

Greetings, and Brief Overview to Module 1-3.

9:15 AM - 11:30 AM

2 hrs 15 mins

Module 4: Customize Moodle Look and Feel

11:30 AM - 12:00 PM

30 mins

Hands-on activity

  • Q and A Forum
  • Assessment 4

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

1hr

LUNCH BREAK

1:00 PM - 2:30 PM

1 hr 30 mins 

Module 5: Leverage Moodle Plugins for Enhanced Functionality

2:30 PM - 3:00 PM

30 mins

Hands-on activity

  • Q and A Forum
  • Assessment 5

3:00 PM - 3:15 PM

15 mins

BREAK

3:15 PM - 4:45 PM

1 hr 30 mins

Module 6: Moodle Security and Comprehensive Reporting Tools

4:45 PM - 5:30 PM

45 mins

Hands-on activity

  • Q and A Forum
  • Assessment 6
  • Course Survey
  • Issuance of Certificate


2. Moodle Training for Teachers

 

Course Description:

This 16-hour Moodle training course is designed to equip educators, course creators, and instructional designers with the essential skills to effectively use the Moodle platform in course management. Participants will explore Moodle’s core features throughout six modules, including course creation, activity setup, assessment tools, and progress tracking. They will also learn how to integrate communication and collaboration tools, apply gamification strategies, and optimize courses for mobile devices.

General Objectives:

At the end of the course, participants should be able to;

  1. Understand and effectively use Moodle as a platform for course management and enhancement.
  2. Recognize the roles and responsibilities of educators within Moodle.
  3. Navigate the Moodle interface with ease and proficiency.
  4. Create, manage, and organize Moodle courses effectively.
  5. Utilize various Moodle activities and assessment tools to support and evaluate student progress.
  6. Track learner progress using completion tracking, access control, and access powerful reports and analytics in Moodle that will provide educators with important data for their decisions.
  7. Implement gamification strategies to increase student engagement and motivation.
  8. Optimize courses for mobile access, ensuring accessibility through the Moodle Mobile App.
  9. Integrate essential plugins to enhance course functionality and learning experience.
  10. Create interactive and engaging learning environments for students using Moodle's features and tools.

Course Outline

Topics Learning Outcomes  Duration 

 Module 1:Overview of Moodle LMS.

  1. Overview of Moodle as an educator.
    1. General Features
    2. AI subsystem in Moodle 4.5
    3. The role of the teacher
    4. Navigation in Moodle
  2. Course management 
    1. Create a course
    2. Enroll participants
  1. Understand the basics of Moodle and its use for teaching.
  2. Introduce AI (Artificial Intelligence) in Moodle 4.5
  3. Recognize the key responsibilities of a teacher in Moodle.
  4. Navigate the Moodle interface with ease.
  5. Create a new course and enroll participants in a course
2 hrs

Module 2:  Moodle Activities and Add-on Topic: Creating Interactive Design using H5P.

  1. Moodle Resources.
    1. Text and media area
    2. Page
    3. Book
    4. File
    5. Folder
    6. URL
  2. Introduction to H5P 
    1. Content types
    2. Create a course presentation
    3. Embed and reused
  3. Communication Tools 
    1. Chat 
    2. Messaging
    3. Forum
    4. BigBlueButton
  4. Collaboration Tools 
    1. Database
    2. Glossary
    3. Wiki
    4. Workshop
  5. Other Tools 
    1. Choice
    2. Feedback
    3. Survey
  1. Identify and use different Moodle resource types, including text, media, pages, books, files, folders, and URLs.
  2. Understand the basics of H5P and its use for creating interactive content.
  3. Utilize communication tools such as Chat, Messaging, Forums, and BigBlueButton for effective interaction.
  4. Apply collaboration tools like Database, Glossary, Wiki, and Workshops to foster student engagement.
  5. Implement evaluation tools such as Choice, Survey, and Feedback to gather learner input and assess progress.
6 hrs

Module 3:Assessment Types and Tools in Moodle

  1.  Assessment Tools
    1. Assignment
    2. Quiz
    3. Lesson Activity
  2. Question bank
    1. Quiz Templates
    2. Quz Reports and Statistics
  3. Assessment Types
    1. Formative assessment
    2. Summative
    3. Peer assessment
    4. Self assessment
  1. Identify and use various Moodle assessment tools, including Assignments, Quiz, Lesson Activity, and Question Bank.
  2. Create and upload quizzes using Quiz Templates, and understand how to interpret Quiz Reports and Statistics.
  3. Understand the difference between formative, summative, peer assessment, self-assessment and apply appropriate tools for each type.
4 hrs

Module  4: Enhancing Course Efficiency: Completion Tracking, Access Control, Group Management and Essential Plugins.

  1. Completion Conditions
  2. Restrict Access
  3. Groups vs. Groupings
  4. Useful Plugins for Educators and Learners.
  5. Moodle Mobile App 
    1. Download Moodle Mobile App
    2. Access the LMS in the Moodle App.
    3. Tips on Designing Mobile-Friendly Courses
  1. Set and manage completion conditions to track learner progress.
  2. Use restrict access settings to control the availability of course content based on conditions.
  3. Organize and manage groups to facilitate collaborative learning.
  4. Implement and explore useful plugins for both learners and educators, such as Attendance Activity, Completion Progress Block, Grade Me Block, and OpenAI integration.
  5. Understand the features and functionality of the Moodle Mobile App and learn how to access the LMS through the app.
  6. Apply tips on designing mobile-friendly courses to improve user experience on mobile devices.
2 hrs

Module 5: Gamification and Reports

  1. Badges
  2. Certificate
  3. Gamification
  4. Course Reports 
    1. Logs and Live logs
    2. Activity Report
    3. Course Participation
    4. Activity Completion
    5. Completion Progress
  1. Understand and create badges to recognize learner achievements in Moodle.
  2. Set up and issue certificates as a form of course completion recognition.
  3. Implement gamification strategies to engage learners and enhance motivation.
  4. Manage reporting tools, including Logs, Activity Reports, Course Participation, Activity Completion, and Completion Progress, to track and analyze student activity and course progress.
2 hrs
Total hours: 16 hrs

 

Methodologies

Prior to the Training

To ensure that you are fully prepared for the upcoming workshop, please make sure to gather and organize the necessary materials listed below:

  • Laptop 
  • Course title
  • Course objectives
  • Lesson proper with files (Images, video, PDF, docs &, etc.,)
  • Example of your activity (Short quiz with multiple choice questions of at least 1-5 items and 1 essay question)
  • Or anything you would like to add to your course.

Guidelines:

  • A total of (2) two days of training with an estimated time of 16 hours to complete the course. 
  • The participants are enrolled for 3 months and required to take the lesson, submit the design challenge, answer the assessment, and accomplish other similar activities to acquire the certificate of completion. 
  • Each participant shall be provided a course sandbox that serves as their working space to design their work. 
  • The Participants will receive a calendar invitation before the webinar schedule.
  • After completing this course, you will be able to download your certificate. The skills you acquired from this training will be your ticket if you want to pursue it later on if you choose to undergo training in MEQ (Moodle Educators Qualifications). 

Mode of Delivery:

 A two-day session with discussions and demonstrations guided by Moodle experts. Two options are available;

  1. Face to Face Training
  2. Self-Paced Training (Fully Online)

2.1. MTT2025v4.5: Program of activities

 

MOODLE TRAINING FOR TEACHERS

PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES

To ensure that you are fully prepared for the upcoming workshop, please make sure to gather and organize the necessary materials listed below:

  1. Laptop
  2. Course title
  3. Course objectives
  4. Lesson proper with files (Images, video, PDF, docs &, etc.,)
  5. Example of your activity (Short quiz with multiple choice questions of at least 1-5 items and 1 essay question)
  6. Or anything you would like to add to your course.

DAY 1

TIME

DURATION

MODULE

9:00 AM - 9:15 AM

15 mins

Greetings, Introduction, and Training Course Overview

9:15 AM - 11:15 AM

2 hr

Module 1:Overview of Moodle LMS

11:15 AM - 12:00 PM

45 mins

Hands-on activity

  • Q and A Forum
  • Design Challenge 1
  • Assessment 1

12:00 AM - 1:00 PM

1hr

LUNCH BREAK

1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

2 hrs 

Module 2: Moodle Activities and Add-on Topic: Creating Interactive Design using H5P.

3:00 PM - 3:20 PM

20 mins

BREAK

3:20 PM - 4:15 PM

55 mins

Module 2 (Continuation): Moodle Activities and Add-on Topic: Creating Interactive Design using H5P.

4:15 PM - 5:00 PM

45 mins

Hands-on activity

  • Q and A Forum
  • Design Challenge 2
  • Assessment 2

DAY 2

TIME

DURATION

MODULE

9:00 AM - 9:15 AM

15 mins

Greetings, and Brief Overview to Module 1-2.

9:15 AM - 11:30 AM

2 hrs 15 mins

Module 3: Assessment Tools and Types in Moodle

11:30 AM - 12:00 PM

30 mins

Hands-on activity

  • Q and A Forum
  • Design Challenge 3
  • Assessment 3

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

1hr

LUNCH BREAK

1:00 PM - 2:30 PM

1 hr 30 mins 

Module 4: Enhancing Course Efficiency: Completion Tracking, Access Control, Group Management and Essential Plugins.

2:30 PM - 3:00 PM

30 mins

Hands-on activity

  • Q and A Forum
  • Design Challenge 4
  • Assessment 4

3:00 PM - 3:15 PM

15 mins

BREAK

3:15 PM - 4:45 PM

1 hr 30 mins

Module 5: Gamification and Report.

4:45 PM - 5:30 PM

45 mins

Hands-on activity

  • Q and A Forum
  • Design Challenge 5
  • Assessment 5
  • Course Survey
  • Issuance of Certificate


3. H5P Interactive Content Training

 

Course Description:

This 15-hour full online training/ workshop will empower educators, instructional designers, and e-learning professionals to create engaging and interactive online content. H5P is a powerful open-source tool that enables users to create and share interactive content. Participants gain expertise in designing and delivering captivating, dynamic, and interactive learning experiences. The course focuses on various H5P content types, with content-type categories such as; question set, media and video, content resources, and game simulations, enhancing online education and making learning more interactive and effective.

General Objectives:

At the end of the course, participants should be able to;

  1. Define the H5P and explain the concept of H5P (HTML5 Package) and its role in creating interactive content for online learning.
  2. Explore H5P Features: Discover the core features and functionalities of H5P, such as its open-source nature, compatibility with Moodle LMS, and wide range of content types.
  3. Build a course in Moodle and set up various H5P Content types with content-type categories such as; question set, media and video, content resources, and game simulations.
  4. Designing and delivering captivating, dynamic, and interactive learning experiences
  5. Demonstrate how to embed and reuse content types with other Moodle activities.

Course Outline

Topics Learning Outcomes  Duration 

Module 1: Introduction to H5P and Course Presentation

  1. H5P Content Types
  2. Course Presentation
  3. Embed and reused
  1. Understand the H5P Interactive and differentiate between content types, such as question sets, media and video, content resources, and game simulations.
  2. Create a course and use the course content bank.
  3. Create a course presentation with text, multimedia, and assessment.
  4. Embed and reuse content types with other Moodle activities.
3 hrs

Module 2: Question Set content types

  1. Multiple Choice
  2. Fill in the Blanks
  3. True or False 
  4. Single Choice Set
  5. Quiz (Question Set)
  6. Drag and Drop
  7. Find the Words
  8. Drag the Words
  9. Mark the Words
  1. Identify and enumerate Question set content types, such as Multiple Choice, Fill in the Blanks, True or False, Single Choice Set, Quiz (question set), Drag and Drop, Find the Words, Drag the Words, and Mark the Words.
  2. Add and Set up the various elements of the question set content type.
  3. Apply question set content types in your course sandbox.
3 hrs

Module 3: Media and Video Content Types

  1. Interactive Video
  2. Image Hotspots
  3. Image Choice
  4. Dialog Cards
  5. FlashCards
  6. Timeline
  1. Identify and enumerate media and video content types, such as Interactive video, Image Hotspots, Image Choice, Dialog Cards, FlashCards, and Timeline.
  2. Add and Set up the various elements of the media and video content types.
  3. Apply media and content types in your course sandbox.
3 hrs

Module 4: Content resources

  1. Interactive Book
  2. Branching Scenario
  3. Documentation Tool
  4. Column
  1. Identify and enumerate content resources, such as Interactive Book, Branching Scenario, Documentation Tools, and Columns.
  2. Add and Set up the various elements of the content resources.
  3. Apply content resources in your course sandbox.
3 hrs

Module 5: Games Simulations

  1. Crossword
  2. Image Sequencing
  3. Memory Game
  4. Sudoku
  5. Arithmetic Quiz
  1. Identify and enumerate game simulations such as Crosswords, Image Sequencing, Memory Game, Sudoku, and Arithmetic Quiz.
  2. Add and Set up the various elements of the game simulations
  3. Apply game simulations in your course sandbox.
3 hrs
Total hours: 15 hrs 

 

Methodologies

Prior to the Training

To ensure that you are fully prepared for the upcoming workshop, please make sure to gather and organize the necessary materials listed below:

  • Laptop 
  • Course title
  • Course objectives
  • Lesson proper with files (Images, video, PDF, docs &, etc.,)
  • Example of your activity (Short quiz with multiple choice questions of at least 1-5 items and 1 essay question)
  • Or anything you would like to add to your course.

Guidelines:

  • A total of (2) two days of training with an estimated time of 15 hours to complete the course. 
  • The participants are enrolled for 3 months and required to take the lesson, submit the design challenge, answer the assessment, and accomplish other similar activities to acquire the certificate of completion. 
  • Each participant shall be provided a course sandbox that serves as their working space to design their work. 
  • The Participants will receive a calendar invitation before the webinar schedule.
  • After completing this course, you will be able to download your certificate. The skills you acquired from this training will be your ticket if you want to pursue it later on if you choose to undergo training in MEQ (Moodle Educators Qualifications). 

Mode of Delivery:

 A two-day session with discussions and demonstrations guided by Moodle experts. Two options are available;

  1. Face to Face Training
  2. Self-Paced Training (Fully Online)

3.1. H5P2025v4.5: Program of activities

 

H5P INTERACTIVE CONTENT TRAINING

PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES

To ensure that you are fully prepared for the upcoming workshop, please make sure to gather and organize the necessary materials listed below:

  1. Laptop
  2. Course title
  3. Course objectives
  4. Lesson proper with files (Images, video, PDF, docs &, etc.,)
  5. Example of your activity (Short quiz with multiple choice questions of at least 1-5 items and 1 essay question)
  6. Or anything you would like to add to your course.

DAY 1

TIME

DURATION

MODULE

9:30 AM - 9:45 AM

15 mins

Greetings, Introduction, and Training Course Overview

9:45 AM - 11:45 AM

2 hr

Module 1: Introduction to H5P and Course Presentation

11:15 AM - 12:00 PM

45 mins

  • Q and A Forum
  • Hands-on Activity 1
  • Assessment 1

12:00 AM - 1:00 PM

1hr

LUNCH BREAK

1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

2 hrs 

Module 2: Question Set content types

3:00 PM - 4:00 PM

1 hr

  • Q and A Forum
  • Hands-on Activity 2
  • Assessment 2
  • BREAK

DAY 2

TIME

DURATION

MODULE

9:00 AM - 9:15 AM

15 mins

Greetings, and Brief Overview to Module 1-2.

9:15 AM - 11:30 AM

2 hrs 15 mins

Module 3: Media and Video Content Types

11:30 AM - 12:00 PM

30 mins

  • Q and A Forum
  • Hands-on Activity 3
  • Assessment 3

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

1hr

LUNCH BREAK

1:00 PM - 2:30 PM

1 hr 30 mins 

Module 4: Content resources

2:30 PM - 3:00 PM

30 mins

  • Q and A Forum
  • Hands-on Activity 4
  • Assessment 4

3:00 PM - 3:15 PM

15 mins

BREAK

3:15 PM - 4:45 PM

1 hr 30 mins

Module 5: Games Simulations

4:45 PM - 5:30 PM

45 mins

Hands-on activity

  • Q and A Forum
  • Hands-on Activity 5
  • Assessment 5
  • Course Survey
  • Issuance of Certificate


4. Moodle Educator Certification

MEC is the Moodle Educator Certification and it is based on the European Framework for Digital Competences for Educators (DigCompEdu). DigCompEdu articulates 22 competencies in six areas, as shown below and MEC has one course for each area: Professional Engagement, Digital Resources, Teaching and Learning, Assessment, Empowering Learners, and Facilitating Learners’ Digital Competence.

The six MEC courses, matching the six groups of competencies,  are online, asynchronous, and facilitated. In each course, there is a quiz to evaluate each competence and two writing assignments that allow candidates to reflect on what they have learned and how Moodle can support their teaching practice. 

 

Module and Competence

Duration

  1. Professional engagement

    1. Organizational communication - Use a variety of communication methods to enhance communication within their organization.

    2. Professional collaboration - Collaborate and share resources

    3. Reflective practice - Improve their practice through critical reflection and feedback.

    4. Digital CPD - Engage in continuous professional development using sites such as MoodleNet.

8 hrs

  1. Digital Resources

    1. Selecting digital resources - Locate, assess, and select appropriate open content such as from MoodleNet.

    2. Creating and modifying digital resources - Create and share appropriately licensed open content.

    3. Managing, protecting, and sharing digital resources - Respect and correctly attribute open content and apply privacy and copyright rules.

8 hrs

  1. Teaching and Learning

    1. Teaching - Engage learners with thoughtful use of interactive materials.

    2. Guidance - Support learners individually and within groups using a range of tools.

    3. Collaborative learning - Motivate learners with collaborative learning activities.

    4. Self-regulated learning - Create scenarios supporting self-regulated learning.

8 hrs

  1. Assessment

    1. Assessment strategies - Use summative and formative approaches appropriate to their learners.

    2. Analysing evidence - Track and support learner progress by informed use of activity and course reporting.

    3. Feedback and planning - Provide targeted support with a range of feedback options appropriate to their learners.

8 hrs

  1. Empowering learners

    1. Accessibility and inclusion - Create accessible and mobile-friendly courses to ensure inclusion.

    2. Differentiation and personalisation - Create personalized and adaptive learning paths to meet learners’ diverse needs.

    3. Actively engaging learners - Foster learner independence and creativity by using a range of strategies to motivate and reward learner success.

8 hrs

  1. Facilitating learners’ digital competence

    1. Information and Media Literacy - Guide learners to source and critically evaluate online materials.

    2. Digital communication and collaboration - Encourage learner communication, collaboration, and civic participation.

    3. Digital content creation - Provide opportunities for learners to co-create content relevant to them.

    4. Responsible use - Guide learners to be safe online

    5. Digital problem solving - Challenge learners with technical problem-solving activities and scenarios.

8 hrs

Total hours:

48 hrs

 

Guidelines

  • The MEC course is a 48-hour full online training self-paced course. 
  • All MEC takers are required to take the pre-assessment exam.
  • All participants who passed the pre-assessment will be able to directly take the MEC program.
  • A total of six (6) weeks with an estimated time of 48 hours to complete the course. 
  • The participants are enrolled for 3 months which may allow 6 to 8 hours weekly to take the lesson, answer the assessment, and accomplish other similar activities to acquire the certificate of completion. 
  • After completing this course, you will be able to download your certificate. 

5. Moodle Teaching with AI


Course Description

This 8-hour workshop about Moodle in AI is intended for Educators who are already teaching with Moodle. Ideally teachers who have already completed the training Basics of Moodle for Teachers but not a strict requirement. Participants will gain understanding on what Generative AI is, write effective AI prompts for tools such as Chat GPT, use AI to enhance Moodle courses, and how teachers and your learners can use AI responsibly.

General Objectives

At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to;

  1. Explain briefly the key terms associated with AI including Large Language Model and Prompt engineering.

    • Artificial Intelligence (AI): AI refers to the simulation of human intelligence by machines that are programmed to think, learn, and solve problems.

    • Large Language Model (LLM): An advanced AI model trained on vast amounts of text data to understand and generate human-like language.

    • Prompt Engineering: The practice of crafting specific and clear instructions (prompts) to guide AI in generating accurate and relevant responses.

  2. Provide examples of effective prompts;

    • For writing assistance

    • For brainstorming

    • For lesson planning

    • Course Content Generation

    • Discussion Forum Topics

    • Engagement Activities

  1. Identify at least four AI tools useful in their teaching;

    • ChatGPT/OpenAI: Generates lesson plans, explains complex topics, and creates student engagement activities.

    • Moodle AI Plugins:Moodle offers AI-driven plugins, such as IntelliBoard, for detailed analytics and personalized recommendations.

    • H5P Interactive Content Tool: Although not AI-based, when paired with AI tools, H5P enables creating interactive videos, quizzes, and activities tailored for Moodle courses.

    • Moodle AI Subsystems

  2. Identify a number of ways AI can help enhance their Moodle courses, and

    • AI can analyze student progress and learning styles to suggest custom resources or courses.

    • Educators can use AI to create quizzes, lesson plans, or discussion prompts, reducing manual effort and increasing course variety.

    • AI tools like IntelliBoard provide insights into student behavior, predicting potential dropouts and enabling timely interventions.

  3. Outline the main ethical issues relating to generative AI.

    • Privacy and Data Security:Integrating AI with Moodle involves handling sensitive student data, raising concerns about compliance with data protection laws like GDPR.

    • Academic Integrity:Students may misuse AI tools like ChatGPT to generate essays or complete assignments, risking plagiarism and undermining learning outcomes.

    • Transparency and Accountability:AI decisions or content generation lack transparency, making it difficult for educators to verify accuracy and relevance.

    • Over-Reliance on AI:Overuse of AI may reduce critical thinking and problem-solving skills in students and diminish the teacher’s role in shaping education.

MODULES TOPICS LEARNING OUTCOMES DURATION
Module 1 Introduction to the Course
  • Explain briefly the key terms associated with AI including Large Language Model and Prompt engineering.

  • Provide examples of effective prompts;

  • Identify at least four AI tools useful in their teaching;

  • Identify a number of ways AI can help enhance their Moodle courses.

  • Outline the main ethical issues relating to generative AI.

45 mins
Module 2

Discover AI

  • AI explained

  • Generative AI

  • Large Language model

  • Some examples

  • More tools

  • Quick check 

  • Explain the term AI means;

  • Explain what 'Generative AI' means;

  • Discuss what is a Large Language Model is and how it differs from a Google search;

  • Explore some examples of generative AI tools you can use as a teacher.

45 mins
Module 3

Write good prompts

  • Prompt engineering

  • Hallucination

  • Languages

  • Polite requests

  • Clarity

  • Persona

  • Audience

  • Practice with AI!

  • Explain what Prompt engineering means;

  • Explain what Hallucinations are;

  • Demonstrate the importance of writing good prompts;

  • Apply tips for writing effective prompts.

1Hour

 30 mins

Module 4

Teaching Ideas

  • The limitations of using AI in your Moodle courses.

  • Tips for generating course outlines.

  • Tips for generating course content.

  • Prompts for generating Moodle Quiz questions.

  • Prompts for generating Moodle Glossaries.

  • Prompts for generating Moodle Lesson activities.

  • Tips for generating Forum discussion posts.

  • Prompts for generating Moodle assignments.

  • Tips for differentiation and reflection

  • Explore the limitations of using AI in your Moodle courses.

  • Explore tips for generating course outlines.

  • Explore tips for generating course content.

  • Create prompts for generating Moodle Quiz questions.

  • Create prompts for generating Moodle Glossaries.

  • Create prompts for generating Moodle Lesson activities.

  • Explore tips for generating Forum discussion posts.

  • Create prompts for generating Moodle assignments.

  • Explore tips for differentiation and reflection.

4 hours
Module 5

AI Ethics

  • What's the problem?

  • Teacher perspective

  • Learner perspective

  • Guidance and policies: Example

  • Explore why we need to consider ethics when using AI tools;

  • Explore what we should think about as a teacher;

  • Find out what we should consider regarding our learners.

  • Check what we should think about when discussing guidelines and policies within our organization.

1 hour

Methodologies             

Course Completion

  • survey questionnaires

  • knowledge test/ assessment

  • issuance of certificate

  • etc.

                                            

                 

6. Instructional Design in Moodle

Course Description: The Instructional Design in Moodle Training is designed for educators, course creators, LMS administrators, and those who are developing course content for their Learning Management System (LMS). This training underlines the process of designing effective and efficient instruction for an online course.

General Objectives: 
At the end of this course, participants should be able to:

  • Explain the basic components of Instructional Design
  • Distinguish the different instructional design frameworks.
  • Determine whether the Learners are Motivated.
  • Develop the Final Thoughts on the e-Learning Design.

TOPICS

LEARNING OUTCOMES

DURATION

  1. Distance education requirements

  2. Instructional Design

  3. Instructional design frameworks

    1. The ADDIE Model

    2. Merill’s Principle of Instructions

    3. Gagne’s Nine Events

  1. Identify the requirements of distance education

  2. Explain instructional design

  3. Distinguish the different instructional design frameworks

3 hours

  1. Focus of Affective and Skills Training

  2. Instructional Design Frameworks

    1. Blooms’ Taxonomy

    2. Dick and Carey Model

    3. Kemp Design Model

    4. Action Mapping by Cathy Moore

  1. Identify the focus of affective and skills training

  2. Discuss the different instructional design frameworks

3 hours

  1. Keeping Learners Motivated

  1. Understand ideas to keep students excited about learning.

  2. Explain 5 ways to motivate the unmotivated.

  3. Discuss 5 hallmarks of creative projects and suggested activities.

3 hours

  1. Aristotle's Rhetorical Triangle

  1. Understand the Ancient Wisdom for Teaching in Challenging Times

  2. Discuss the  5 Ways to Build Resilience in Students

  3. Identify How to Help Students to Believe in Themselves

  4. Develop the Final Thoughts on the e-Learning Design

3 hours

  1. ABC Learning

  1. Identify ABC LD (Learning Design) to help develop new programmes and review existing provisions.

  2. Identify opportunities for blended learning to review assessment and feedback and align the programme to wider institutional priorities

  3. Create a course using ABC LD development methodology.

3 hours