Jonathan and Michelle Moore have left their respective roles in the Winfield, Kansas public school system to work full-time in technical and instructional support roles for Moodle with Remote Learner. In this interview, they discuss their experiences with Moodle and open source instructional technologies, their new support roles with Moodle-using school districts, and the reasons school districts should be moving toward using and adopting Moodle with teachers and students at all levels. Moodle is a creative tool which invites learners of all ages to invent the future.
Program Length: 39 min, 53 sec
File size: 9.2 MB
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Show notes for this podcast include:
- Moodle
- Remote Learner
- This podcast was created with Ubercaster (now in beta for Macintosh)
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