Hi Originally from an Arts background and once a teacher, I'm now supporting academics in the Humanities Faculty to create online learning materials, largely in the WebCT Virtual learning environment. This means I'm good with WebCT, Dreamweaver, css and what I need to do in HTML but not at all familiar with what's going on here. I need to work out how to do this before I point academics to the content. Also I'd like to assess how easy it would be for academics to do it for themselves.
Thanks. Anita On 26 May 05, at 14:56, Ben Metcalfe wrote: > > > Can someone tell me if there's an idiot's guide on how to > > actual use > > > the material? > > > > > We have a moodle on how RSS works for educators and some > > examples of how some educators are beginning to use it. It's > > a non-tech cut down language version with concrete examples - > > you can abstract from that to this hopefully. > > > > http://www.l4l.co.uk/moodle > > > > The course key is: "valhalla" > > I just want to thank David Tattersall, Chris Neale and Leon "l4l" Cych > for providing some great resources on using RSS feeds in your projects. > > > Anita + Dr Brittain: both of you were looking for help on how to use the > feeds. What kind of help do you specifically need - perhaps you could > give some background as to your current experience and what you are > wanting to achieve and the discussion group may be able to offer further > assistance. > > > Finally, if anyone has any recommendations for good tutorials and howtos > on working with RSS, XML, etc please let us know. We're going to start > compiling a list of useful resources for less-experienced developers. > > > Ben Metcalfe :: backstage.bbc.co.uk > > Anita Gill Teaching & Learning Officer Faculty of Humanities CSU Manchester University Manchester M13 9PL 0161-275-8315
