Moodle is the Learning Management System (LMS) used by St Andrew’s College at all year levels and is renowned for being very customisable due to it’s Open Source code base. Recently, we partnered with Catalyst NZ, experts in Open Source … Continue reading
One of the great things about Microsoft OneNote is the ease with which teachers can provide feedback to students on their work, helping them to develop their ideas towards the submission of assessment. This was explained in detail by Ms … Continue reading
In part one of this two part post, I highlighted the various strengths of both Moodle and OneNote and in part two I aim to highlight the relative weaknesses of them as standalone Learning Management Systems (LMS). By doing this, it should … Continue reading
St Andrew’s College is a school that is committed to delivering first class technology to students and staff to use in supporting their teaching and learning practices. In 2012 Moodle was introduced as the first real Learning Management System the … Continue reading
Mr Bradley Shaw, our very own Year 8 teacher in the Preparatory School, has been selected to represent New Zealand at the upcoming 2014 Commonwealth Games hosted in Glasgow. Already a proficient user of Moodle and OneNote in his classes, … Continue reading
Recently, Mr David Bevin (Head of Teaching and Learning) and I reflected on the implementation of Moodle at St Andrew’s College over the last two years – something that I’ve blogged about previously here and here. This was part of a … Continue reading
In my previous post I introduced you to what Moodle is and why it was chosen as the Learning Management System at St Andrew’s College. There was also a link to our Moodle Site so you could see the home page and … Continue reading
One of the questions that is commonly asked by new students and parents alike is: What is this thing called Moodle we keep hearing about? It’s a fair enough question and, as with many things on the internet, a quick … Continue reading
Increasingly teachers are utilizing a variety of online tools to help facilitate learning in their classrooms. While the dominant platform in our college remains OneNote most of our teachers utilise a variety of other tools including Quizlet, Kahoot, Moodle, OneDrive, … Continue reading
This week St Andrew’s College has joined in the national celebrations of Te Wiki O Te Reo Māori with a number of different activities. For the first time, we decided to run a Digital Scavenger Hunt that was aimed at getting … Continue reading
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