Author: Tish Kirkland

Courses Elearning World Learning design Moodle Pedagogy 

More Tips for Writing MCQs

22nd November 201929th October 2019 Tish Kirkland 2 Comments Assessment, exam, H5P, how to, mcq, multiple choice, multiple choice questions, Test, testing

In my last post about MCQs, I wrote that MCQ questions should have: 3 – 4 options for one correct

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Courses Elearning World H5P Learning design Moodle Pedagogy 

Tips for Writing MCQs

25th October 201929th October 2019 Tish Kirkland 2 Comments Assessment, assessor, exam, knowledge check, mcq, Moodle, multiple choice, multiple choice questions, Quiz, Test

As creators and builders of quizzes and other assessments, we are often tasked with writing multiple choice questions. A multiple

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Learning design 

Using Moodle’s ‘Feedback’ live in a language classroom

22nd August 201923rd August 2019 Tish Kirkland 1 Comment collocation, precise meaning, underlying meaning, word association

I used Moodle’s ‘Feedback’ activity to teach vocabulary and word association Learning Objective: To identify and discuss how words can

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Conferences Moodle Moot 

Six top tips for attending a MoodleMoot

22nd July 201922nd July 2019 Tish Kirkland 2 Comments

A MoodleMoot is a conference for Moodle users, about Moodle. As much as I love online learning and collaboration, I

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Courses LMS Moodle 

Using Moodlecloud to (attempt to) go paperless in an EFL classroom

22nd June 201916th July 2019 Tish Kirkland 5 Comments classroom, efl, English foreign language teaching, etfl, ielts, Moodle, moodlecloud, Teaching

As an EFL language teacher, and particularly an exam-preparation class teacher, sometimes I feel like I am contributing to the

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Gamification 

Using Quizlet in a Language Classroom

22nd May 201921st May 2019 Tish Kirkland 1 Comment

https://quizlet.com Quizlet is a mobile and web based learning tool. As a language teacher, I like to use it for

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