Making the switch to moodlerooms

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Teaching & Learning Forum By Moodlerooms Assessing and addressing student engagement Cheadle & Marple College Network

Transcript of Making the switch to moodlerooms

  1. 1. Teaching & Learning Forum By Moodlerooms Assessing and addressing student engagement Cheadle & Marple College Network
  2. 2. Who we are Cheadle and Marple College Network Background information on the college 2
  3. 3. Cheadle & Marple Moodle 3
  4. 4. Our Moodlerooms Journey Where we were Why we moved to Moodlerooms Our Experience 4
  5. 5. What student engagement is to us Student Engagement is about involving and empowering our learners with e-learning. We encourage the use of Moodle tools that promote interactivity. Such tools should help the student organise their own learning and contribute to their student experience, especially through the use of online submission, feedback and badges. 5
  6. 6. What we have done to drive it Student Satisfaction Surveys for e-learning and Computer Facilities Increased staff adoption by making Moodle easier to use and understand (through systems integration, INSET days, ongoing training and support) Greater Adoption = More courses and resources This has a positive impact on student engagement 6
  7. 7. How we have measured it Student Satisfaction Survey Results (e-learning survey) Reports Comparisons and Analysis (Moodle Review Process) 7
  8. 8. How our students use Moodle 8
  9. 9. Powered by E-learning & Computer Facilities Survey January 2015 Cheadle and Marple Students 568 Total Responses
  10. 10. Q: Have you ever used Moodle? 92% 8%
  11. 11. Q: Overall, would you agree that you found Moodle intuitive to use?(easy to find what you want, without needing instructions) 65%19% 8% 8%
  12. 12. Q: What sort of introduction on using Moodle would you have liked? 28% 35% 27% 5% 5% I did not need any since Moodle was so easy to use Some introduction would have helped N/A (I did have a session to learn Moodle) I needed a solid overview Needed an in-depth lesson
  13. 13. Q: How frequently do you use Moodle outside of class time? 14% 38% 43% 5% Only when I'm sent an announcement via email Only when I'm told during class to check it When I need to do an assignment/homework I check it every day regardless
  14. 14. Q: How much use do you make of the files/ resources on Moodle? 18% 28% 38% 16% No use Only when I explicitly To do assignments.. To do assignments..
  15. 15. Q: If you do not submit your assignments online would you like to do this? 48% 52%
  16. 16. Q: Are there other ways you can think of that Moodle could have been used in the course? Have more information on the assignments we have to do. To do quizzes. As a way to contact and discuss course work with other classmates outside of lesson. To show students specifications and marking criteria and sharing PowerPoint's used in lessons by tutors to refresh understanding.
  17. 17. Q: Are there other ways you can think of that Moodle could have been used in the course? Better induction of Moodle as a forum that teachers on the campus use. Students can communicate with each other outside of lesson on the boards and teachers can assist . Assignments submitted online rather than being printed out . Get access to our documents on the college system. I have not been able to get hold of my work from the college system from home if I forgot to send it my email or save it on my USB stick.
  18. 18. Q: Which features of Moodle do you like the best?
  19. 19. Q: Which features of Moodle do you like the least? A bit slow to use Hard to find the right file within the subject That there's not as much information for assignments to help you out The home page is dull Its sometimes difficult to find what you are looking for The lack of information for a lot of my courses. PowerPoints need PowerPoint to view at home Very few sub- headings for each assignment Colour Scheme Complexity
  20. 20. Q: Generally when you use Moodle, how do you rate its responsiveness? 6% 13% 25% 4%52%
  21. 21. Q: What devices have you accessed Moodle on? other College PC Home PC Laptop Tablet Smart Phone
  22. 22. Q: Which social media platforms do you actively use? (tick all that apply) 73%2%
  23. 23. Q: Do you own any of the following devices? (Tick all that apply) 73% 13% 22% 6% 32% 65% 44% Laptop Other Tablet Android Tablet Windows Smartphone Android Smartphone iPhone iPad
  24. 24. Q: If you do own any of the devices above how easy have you found it to use the device for College work when on campus? 13% 18% 12% 6% 12% 39% N/A Never used it for college Never used it for college work Very Difficult Have used it but wasn't that difficult Easy and straight forward
  25. 25. Q: If you have your own tablet/iPad/laptop, would you be prepared to bring this into College and use as your main source of technology? 37% 57% 6%N/A
  26. 26. Powered by Moodle Review Dec 2014
  27. 27. Posts Comparison (All) 30 September October November All OLD 1287 3019 3000 ALL NEW 1734 4947 6294 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 Posts
  28. 28. Views Comparisons (All) 33 September October November All OLD 5753 50528 44320 ALL NEW 36010 55220 48991 0 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 Views Views Comparisons (All)
  29. 29. View Comparisons (Students) 34 September October November Student OLD 3188 36122 33169 Student NEW 14596 26810 14754 0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000 40000 Views Views Comparisons (Students)
  30. 30. Views Comparisons (Teachers) 35 September October November Teacher OLD 850 3793 2368 Teacher NEW 3961 5397 6347 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 Views
  31. 31. A2 ICT Marple The data shows that last year there were no posts indicating a lack of interactivity in the course. Activity this year is obviously high and linked to online assessment submissions and feedback through Moodle to students. Views are also significantly higher indicating greater student interaction with Moodle. 36
  32. 32. A2 ICT Posts Comparison 37 September October November Posts Old 0 0 0 Posts New 257 192 116 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 Posts A2 ICT Posts Comparison
  33. 33. A2 ICT Views Comparison 38 September October November Views old 122 66 15 Views New 2360 1991 999 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 Views
  34. 34. Creative Media BTEC L3 The old Moodle model allowed all students to see just one course. This course was large and could not be automatically transferred and all material has had to be manually downloaded or recreated. Some material is still being transferred. This is common on all BTECs and has caused a slow start to usage. 39
  35. 35. Continued The new Moodle allows students to only view the course they are enrolled on. To overcome the need for teachers to duplicate material, all students are being manually enrolled on the largest year 1 or 2 qualification available. Usage is significantly down for one of our highest used courses Historically and there is still a requirement to build on the interactivity within the course. 40
  36. 36. BTEC Creative Media Level 3 41 September October November Views Old 3379 3379 1826 Views New Cheadle 275 419 334 Views New Marple 112 236 193 Posts OLD 0 0 0 Posts New Cheadle 0 0 0 Posts New Marple 0 0 0 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000
  37. 37. Learner Voice Business, Law, Economics and ICT will be trialling using the Feedback activity within each course. Learner Voice will be collected from January automatically This will also promote usage of Moodle If successful this could be used as a model for other curriculum areas. 42
  38. 38. Explore a Moodlerooms course Karen McAvoy is one of our leading Moodlerooms advocates and will now show you how she uses it with her ICT classes http://moodle.cmcnet.ac.uk/
  39. 39. What Happens Next What will we do with the data? What actions will we take What do we hope to see? 44
  40. 40. Questions 45