UCL MAPS Moodle Tech Trumps

Find the right Moodle activity or resource to suit your learning design

Each of these Tech Trumps summarises the affordances of core Moodle activities and resources when compared with the six learning types from Professor Diana Laurillard's Conversational Framework.

Click on a button to show just the best activities and resources to suit that learning type

Currently showing best choices for Practicing [order by Moodle Activity / Resource name]

Acquiring Inquiring Discussing Practicing Collaborating Producing

H5P Go to website

Enables H5P content created in the Content bank
H5P logo
Acquiring
9
Inquiring
8
Discussing
10
Practicing
10
Collaborating
2
Producing
4
H5P is a plugin that allows for the creation of interactive content like Presentations, Games, Quizzes and more directly within Moodle.

Quiz Go to website

Allows the teacher to design and set quiz tests
Quiz logo
Acquiring
4
Inquiring
1
Discussing
5
Practicing
7
Collaborating
0
Producing
4
A quiz is a useful way to test or evaluate students knowledge on a particular subject or area of study.

Workshop Go to website

Collection, review, and peer assessment of students' work
Workshop logo
Acquiring
9
Inquiring
7
Discussing
6
Practicing
7
Collaborating
4
Producing
10
Workshop is one way Moodle staff can set up student peer marking in Moodle.

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