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	==== Moodle  ====		==== Moodle  ====
−	[[Image:Mlogo-126x100.gif|left|40px]] Moodle provides a foundation for '''course management on the web'''. Moodle supports structured course-work with tools inlcuding discussion forums, assignments, quizzes, peer assessment and many more. Moodle at Evergreen is '''password protected '''and requires enrollment in a course or program before access to the site is available. See:&nbsp; <br>	+	[[Image:Mlogo-126x100.gif|left|40px]] Moodle provides a foundation for '''course management on the web'''. Moodle supports structured course-work with tools inlcuding discussion forums, assignments, quizzes, peer assessment and many more. Moodle at Evergreen is '''password protected '''and requires enrollment in a course or program before access to the site is available. See:&nbsp; <br>
	==== Wordpress  ====		==== Wordpress  ====
−	[[Image:Blue-l.png|left|40px]] '''WordPress''' is a web publishing platform with a focus on ease of use, aesthetics, and web standards. WordPress in the curriculum can be used to create publicly accessible websites including curricular sites, blogs and student academic journals. See: <br>	+	[[Image:Blue-l.png|left|40px]] '''WordPress''' is a web publishing platform with a focus on ease of use, aesthetics, and web standards. WordPress in the curriculum can be used to create publicly accessible websites including curricular sites, blogs and student academic journals. See: <br>
	==== Program Fileshares  ====		==== Program Fileshares  ====
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	==== MediaWiki  ====		==== MediaWiki  ====
−	Wikis are most often used when a program wants to create an online collaborative knowledge-base. Evergreen uses the same base install of Mediawiki found at Wikipedia but can be customized to meet your needs. Some faculty have used wikis at Evergreen as a staging ground for student publishing at Wikipedia. See: [[About Mediawiki at Evergreen]]	+
		+	Wikis are most often used when faculty want their students to create an online collaborative knowledge-base. Evergreen uses the same base install of Mediawiki found at Wikipedia but can be customized to meet your needs. Some faculty have used wikis at Evergreen as a staging ground for student publishing at Wikipedia. See: [[About Mediawiki at Evergreen]]
	==== Cool Stuff  ====		==== Cool Stuff  ====

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Moodle

Moodle provides a foundation for course management on the web. Moodle supports structured course-work with tools inlcuding discussion forums, assignments, quizzes, peer assessment and many more. Moodle at Evergreen is password protected and requires enrollment in a course or program before access to the site is available. See: 

Wordpress

WordPress is a web publishing platform with a focus on ease of use, aesthetics, and web standards. WordPress in the curriculum can be used to create publicly accessible websites including curricular sites, blogs and student academic journals. See:

Program Fileshares

Orca Program Shares are networked file space accessible only by the Faculty and enrolled students for a particular program. They can be accessed from both on and off campus. See: Orca Program Shares

MediaWiki

Wikis are most often used when faculty want their students to create an online collaborative knowledge-base. Evergreen uses the same base install of Mediawiki found at Wikipedia but can be customized to meet your needs. Some faculty have used wikis at Evergreen as a staging ground for student publishing at Wikipedia. See: About Mediawiki at Evergreen

Cool Stuff

• Zotero
• Flickr
• Evernote
• Google tricks

Computer Labs