Comments on: Fantastic Forms http://markcallagher.com/?p=315 Exploring and Discussing eLearning in New Zealand High Schools Tue, 15 Jun 2010 11:52:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Mark Callagher http://markcallagher.com/?p=315&cpage=1#comment-11375 Mark Callagher Mon, 31 May 2010 04:21:53 +0000 http://markcallagher.com/?p=315#comment-11375 No problem. Glad you find the blog useful. Go for it. No problem. Glad you find the blog useful. Go for it.

]]> By: Keeley Monroig http://markcallagher.com/?p=315&cpage=1#comment-11370 Keeley Monroig Mon, 31 May 2010 01:50:54 +0000 http://markcallagher.com/?p=315#comment-11370 Howdy there,this is Keeley Monroig,just observed your Post on google and i must say this blog is great.may I quote some of the writing found in the weblog to my local buddies?i'm not sure and what you think?in either case,Thx! Howdy there,this is Keeley Monroig,just observed your Post on google and i must say this blog is great.may I quote some of the writing found in the weblog to my local buddies?i’m not sure and what you think?in either case,Thx!

]]> By: David Sturrock http://markcallagher.com/?p=315&cpage=1#comment-3125 David Sturrock Wed, 16 Sep 2009 05:25:21 +0000 http://markcallagher.com/?p=315#comment-3125 Hi Mark We use Moodle feedbacks & questionnaires anonymously, by adding them in a separate guest access course (e.g. a "forms course") and then providing direct links to them in emails/forums etc. But most of our teachers just create them within the courses and apply the "anonymous" option within the settings. But based on your enthusiasm I will have a play with using Google forms as another alternative. :-) Cheers Hi Mark
We use Moodle feedbacks & questionnaires anonymously, by adding them in a separate guest access course (e.g. a “forms course”) and then providing direct links to them in emails/forums etc. But most of our teachers just create them within the courses and apply the “anonymous” option within the settings.

But based on your enthusiasm I will have a play with using Google forms as another alternative. :-)

Cheers

]]> By: Mark Callagher http://markcallagher.com/?p=315&cpage=1#comment-3093 Mark Callagher Tue, 15 Sep 2009 21:18:02 +0000 http://markcallagher.com/?p=315#comment-3093 Hi Darren, Excellent question. You have identified one of the key reasons of course, the simplicity of Google Forms. One of the other key reasons is accessibility. Moodle courses require participants to login to complete activities such as Moodle Questionnaire. Google Forms can be linked to through an email or on any website. You can even embed into a blog, Google Site or Moodle. That is the beauty of Moodle, being able to integrate/embed any web 2.0 tool into the Courses. I am open to using any Web 2.0 tool that does the job well into my courses. Hi Darren,
Excellent question. You have identified one of the key reasons of course, the simplicity of Google Forms.

One of the other key reasons is accessibility. Moodle courses require participants to login to complete activities such as Moodle Questionnaire. Google Forms can be linked to through an email or on any website. You can even embed into a blog, Google Site or Moodle.

That is the beauty of Moodle, being able to integrate/embed any web 2.0 tool into the Courses. I am open to using any Web 2.0 tool that does the job well into my courses.

]]> By: Darren Sudlow http://markcallagher.com/?p=315&cpage=1#comment-3089 Darren Sudlow Tue, 15 Sep 2009 20:22:08 +0000 http://markcallagher.com/?p=315#comment-3089 Hi Mark, I have used Google forms a bit, but not as much as the Feedback and Questionnaire tool in Moodle. What advantages do you think Google forms has over these two tools, aside from simplicity perhaps? Hi Mark,

I have used Google forms a bit, but not as much as the Feedback and Questionnaire tool in Moodle. What advantages do you think Google forms has over these two tools, aside from simplicity perhaps?

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