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Using Moodle
by Jason Cole

"Developed by an extremely active open source community, Moodle is a sophisticated course management system that's ideal for creating dynamic online learning communities
and for supplementing face-to-face learning. Used in more than 115 countries and supporting over 60 languages, Moodle can scale from a single-teacher site to a 40,000-student university.
Teachers who use Moodle have access to an array of powerful tools such as assignments, forums, journals, quizzes, surveys, chat rooms, and workshops. Using Moodle is a comprehensive, hands-on guide that explains how the system works, with plenty of examples and best practices for its many features and plug-in modules. Authored by a member of the Moodle community, this authoritative book also exposes little-known but powerful hacks for more technically savvy users. For anyone who is using-or thinking of using-this LMS, Using Moodle is required reading." (from the book back cover)

Table of Contents
Preface Ch.1 - Introduction Ch.2 - Basics Ch.3 - Content Ch.4 - Forums Ch.5 - Quizzes Ch.6 - Workshops Ch.7 - Assignments Ch.8 - Journals	Ch.9 - Glossaries Ch.10 - Lessons Ch.11 - Wikis Ch.12 - Grades and Scales Ch.13 - Managing Classes Ch.14 - Surveys Ch.15 - Class Design Index

For more information about the book:
· See its publisher's web page or entry on amazon.com
· The book is available at AUB Jafet Library.

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