Best Practices for Using a Learning Management System
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Best Practices for Using a Learning Management System
Part 2
Amber Fornaciari Anita Kerr
Illinois Professional Development Network May 27, 2020
We are here to support you!
Keep apprised of all upcoming distance learning opportunities by visiting excellenceinadulted.com Or find us on Facebook/Instagram ILADEDPDN
Best Practices for Using a Learning Management System Part 2
AGENDA
▸ Facilitating Discussion Boards ▸ Increasing Student Engagement
▸ Assessing for Progress ▸ Providing Feedback
5What is an LMS?
Learning Management System
6LMS Examples
▸ Blackboard ▸ Brightspace / D2L ▸ Canvas ▸ Edmodo ▸ Moodle ▸ Schoology
7Common LMS Features
➢ Welcome page with picture and introduction ➢ Calendar ➢ Communication tools
○ Chat, Email, Discussion boards, Web conferencing ○ To-Do List or Assignments section
➢ Notifications ➢ Restrict Access / Hide Modules
8Success Tip
Consider the components
instruction you integrate for an in-person class and plan to include those components in your
Assessment
How do I measure student progress?
10Assessment Tools Quizlet Quizlet Live Quizizz Kahoot
11Assessment in the LMS
Build your
in the LMS
13Other Assessment Methods
➢ Create a slide presentation ➢ Complete a Desmos activity for math ➢ Create a word document (essay, poem,
answers to questions, etc.)
➢ Create an infographic or visual representation of information
Free Infographic Building Sites
➢ Canva ➢ Piktochart ➢ Venngage
Canva Example
Other Assessment Methods
➢ Create a slide presentation ➢ Complete a Desmos activity for math ➢ Create a word document (essay, poem,
answers to questions, etc.)
➢ Create an infographic or visual representation of information
Feedback
How and when should students hear from me?
20In the absence of feedback, people will fill in the blanks with a negative.
~ Pat Summitt
Feedback Methods
22➢ Scores ➢ Written responses ➢ Audio-recorded responses
(iPhone Voice Memo or Vocaroo)
Feedback Samples
Written Feedback
“This paragraph is written
the instructions so closely. Next time you submit a paragraph, try to use a little more detail, please.”
23Recorded Audio Feedback
Now see what you think about that feedback when you hear the teacher’s tone of voice behind the words...
Feedback Methods
24➢ Scores ➢ Written responses ➢ Audio-recorded responses ➢ Live discussion
Teachers need feedback too!
Feedback Methods
26Peer Review
➢ Blind or public ➢ Random or assigned ➢ Quantitative
Rubrics
➢ Articulate expectations ➢ Explain scoring mechanism
27Communication with an LMS
Frequent check-ins with class Frequent check-ins with individuals
28Myth Online classes run themselves. NO! Especially for our student population, successful online classes require frequent engagement by all!
Success Tip
Start slow! Introduce one or two resources or apps at a time
29BIG CONCEPT
Bring the attention of your audience over a key concept using icons or illustrations
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