My Experience with E-Facilitation on DeepSeek using the Moodle Platform
The experience of using Moodle to
facilitate online learning has been enlightening and enjoyable. The
comprehensive features that Moodle provides as a digital learning platform such
as discussion forums, quizzes, assignments, and progress monitoring, enables
efficient e-facilitation. The 1-week Moodle e-facilitation as a coordinator in
ED403 has allowed me to learn numerous things. Our group created activities on an
AI tool, i.e., DeepSeek. Based on this, our group created various learning
materials and activities which our students could use to attempt the discussion
forums (x2), a perusal activity, and an online quiz. Overall, the experience
was amazing and I learnt the importance of e-facilitation in the following
ways:
It is important to log in to Moodle
daily to ensure that there is a consistent presence. Maintaining involvement is
facilitated by regularly checking in to reply to forum posts, offer feedback,
and guide students. I've discovered that in an online setting, even a brief yet
supportive remark can significantly boost motivation.
Moodle’s discussion forums are
quite effective as they offer a forum for learning among peers and give voice
to students who might not otherwise speak up in a traditional classroom
setting. My ability to formulate open-ended questions that encourage more
in-depth thought and discussion has improved with time. I've also discovered
that when instructions are clear, students do well. When a structure is
established, confusion amongst students decreases as they are aware of Moodle’s
deadline, rubric, and in-course progress indicator tools.
Overall, Moodle’s e-facilitation has
reinforced my conviction that, given the correct resources and methodology,
online education can be just as engaging and effective as traditional classroom
settings.
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