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	I think these "tool synopses" should provide a brief overview of what the tools is and does from a curricular perspective. I imagine a faculty who had never heard of Moodle wanting to get the big picture view before we drill down into Evergreen specifics of access and policy issues. We can then provide a very visible "next step" for accessing these details.		I think these "tool synopses" should provide a brief overview of what the tools is and does from a curricular perspective. I imagine a faculty who had never heard of Moodle wanting to get the big picture view before we drill down into Evergreen specifics of access and policy issues. We can then provide a very visible "next step" for accessing these details.
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		+	For example, the Moodle section as an overview of the tool:
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		+	[[Image:Mlogo-126x100.gif|left|40px]]  Moodle is Evergreen's Learning Management System and provides a foundation for web-based course management. Moodle supports structured course-work with tools including 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. <br />
		+	To get started with Moodle check out the '''[[Faculty Moodle Tutorial]]'''.
	[[User:Greenea|Greenea]] 14:26, 28 November 2012 (PST)		[[User:Greenea|Greenea]] 14:26, 28 November 2012 (PST)

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I think these "tool synopses" should provide a brief overview of what the tools is and does from a curricular perspective. I imagine a faculty who had never heard of Moodle wanting to get the big picture view before we drill down into Evergreen specifics of access and policy issues. We can then provide a very visible "next step" for accessing these details.

For example, the Moodle section as an overview of the tool:

Moodle is Evergreen's Learning Management System and provides a foundation for web-based course management. Moodle supports structured course-work with tools including 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.

To get started with Moodle check out the Faculty Moodle Tutorial.

Greenea 14:26, 28 November 2012 (PST)