Glossary of Glossary Ideas
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Annotated Book Reportsby Mary Parke - Friday, April 17, 2009, 11:57 PM
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Biographies GlossaryT. Wyatt - Tuesday, September 19, 2006, 07:42 PM · biographies of people in the field (in our case, we did photographers--they added a link for more information and a link to their favorite picture) | ||
Book ReviewsT. Wyatt - Tuesday, September 19, 2006, 07:42 PM · book reviews (with a picture of the cover from one of the big book ordering sites) | ||
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Collaborative Uses of Glossary Overviewby Mary Parke - Friday, April 17, 2009, 11:57 PM I see the glossary as a powerful tool for enabling student collaboration, peer review, and community building within the course - as well as the traditional sense of defining concepts in a more meaningful way by the instructor. As the glossary can also be exported and imported (reused) over and over, this is a brilliant tool! [as opposed to creating a wiki for the same purpose as the wiki can't be reused over and over w/o restoring entire course w/user data] | ||
Collection of Favortie Poems Glossaryby Lesli Smith - Tuesday, September 19, 2006, 10:59 PM I have also started to use it in the last year or so as a database of resources, but this was prior to the release of the database module. I can't say that my voluntary "Collection of Favorite Poems" glossary was wildly successful, but I did have some contributions from unexpected sources. | |
Community Directory of Resources Glossaryby Mary Parke - Friday, April 17, 2009, 11:57 PM community directory of resources: | ||
Course Notes Glossaryby David Sturrock - Friday, April 18, 2008, 06:50 PM Create a glossary for course notes or scenario entries. The glossary is visible to everyone at the top of the course and when they enter the glossary the information text can include hard-coded links to all the entries on a specific topic. This gives a searchable database of course notes or scenario content. Glossary entries can include images, files, multimedia and can also allow comments. Back in the main course area you can then use auto-linking or hard-coded links to send students to specific glossary entries or combinations of entries. The advantage of this is that the links can be inserted anywhere in a Moodle label or web page as text or if hard-coding you can make images links to the content. Although you can't control glossary formats very well you can choose to hide some aspects and to force default display to a single record etc. And of course at the end of the glossary entry you can use auto-linking to send the student direct to the relevant activity or next page. Drawback of using hard-coded links is that you need to change them if you make separate copies of the course or you move the course to a different server. | ||
Course Resources Glossaryby David Sturrock - Friday, April 18, 2008, 06:50 PM I have an idea for using the glossary as a home for course resources. | ||
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Database of ArticlesTina Rowe - Monday, April 27, 2009, 07:32 PM I have not used the glossary as a glossary, but to build a database of articles which includes all of the information that you might get about an article, email, abstract etc. I like the fact that the item can then be commented on and given keywords. It also builds a useful resource which, as has been made clear in earlier posts, exported. | |
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Favorite WebsitesJames Gates - Tuesday, September 19, 2006, 06:47 PM
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