MM4: How to build a mindmap on Moodle 2.6
Nice surprise was awaiting along week 3 at Moodle MOOC 4 For Teachers: how to set up a mindmap within an elearning classroom.
It was a revealing discovery, I must confess, the fact that an online instructor can add such an activity in just a few clicks, and quickly set up a collaborative mindmap that any course participant may edit and enrich along an elearning course.
On top of that, when accomplishing the MOOC assignment and practising with the available activities on Moodle 2.6, I also found out that one can record activities instructions instead of writing them for participants, as the text editor at the Moodle Practice Area on Moodle For Teachers includes a voice recorder that automatically inserts an embedded .mp3 file, which I thought very useful for accessibility purposes.
Here is a summary of the whole procedure in simple steps:
It was a revealing discovery, I must confess, the fact that an online instructor can add such an activity in just a few clicks, and quickly set up a collaborative mindmap that any course participant may edit and enrich along an elearning course.
On top of that, when accomplishing the MOOC assignment and practising with the available activities on Moodle 2.6, I also found out that one can record activities instructions instead of writing them for participants, as the text editor at the Moodle Practice Area on Moodle For Teachers includes a voice recorder that automatically inserts an embedded .mp3 file, which I thought very useful for accessibility purposes.
Here is a summary of the whole procedure in simple steps:
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