To learn more about groups, refer to LEO Guides: Groups and groupings.In mid-June 2012, I registered at Catholic Answers forums. The "Group mode" can be changed in the "Common module settings" section of the Forum activity settings: Restricting discussion to a group ensures a student only posts to their specific group and encourages a more targeted response to the discussion. This is particularly useful if you wish to design learning activities for small groups, or if there are multiple tutorial groups in a single unit and you wish to separate the groups from one another. Encourage deep thinking or critical analysis where appropriate.įorums can be set to work with "Separate groups", meaning that while all students can access a forum, they can only see and respond to the posts of others in their group.Encourage students who haven't contributed.Address topics of conversations that are not appropriate or off topic.
Regular interaction with forums in your unit is vital, to help keep the students engaged in online discussions.
To learn more about the Announcements forum, refer to LEO Guides: Announcements forum. To learn more about the Forum activity, refer to LEO Guides: Forum. Assessment tasks (where making a post and/or responding to a post is an assessment task).There are a variety of forum types you can use. You can create forums in your LEO units using the "Add activity or resource" link and selecting the Forum activity. Forums are a popular Activity type in LEO that can be used for discussion and assessment, and are a good way of communicating with your students.
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