Canvas, Moodle, Schoology , Book Creator, Google docs, LMS for remote instruction & testing

[Kent Crowell]

Any CTE Manufacturing teachers out there who could point me in the right direction.

I am exploring a way for clubs to have an online resource like "General Safety" with a test to "Certify" club members to be Mentors and or Presentors.
When they pass the test they would be givin a digital badge and certificatefor that specific topic, process, or machine. In Texas, public schools employ Canvas, Moodle, Book Creator and Schoology with a test in a google doc.

I bet we can find online resources, videos, powerpoints, and assessments and not have to reinvent the wheel on "Wood Lathe Safety for Begineers" or " Intermediate Drill Press Safety & Operation"
Our safety Bible was SAFETY GUIDE FOR CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION This has everything you need in most any lab from 2002. OK to CC to SpinArtFun@gmail.com

 

[Aaron Harris]

Kent-Though I'm not a technical teacher, I have used Canvas for about 8 years now, and really love it as an online platform. You can load just about any document, video, GoogleSlides, .pdf or link into a Canvas-created course, and create any kind of tests you want. As a high school English teacher, I tend to use the Discussions a lot, but it gets more versatile every year with all the other features. A lot of my colleagues use Google Classroom because it's perceived to be a lot easier to use, but it isn't a true LMS (learning management system). But more and more colleges use Canvas, and I personally am leary of how Google markets our data and connects us (often unwittingly) across platforms.

 

[Kent Crowell]

Any CTE Manufacturing teachers out there who could point me in the right direction.

I am exploring a way for clubs to have an online resource like "General Safety" with a test to "Certify" club members to be Mentors and or Presentors.
When they pass the test they would be givin a digital badge and certificatefor that specific topic, process, or machine. In Texas, public schools employ Canvas, Moodle, Book Creator and Schoology with a test in a google doc.

I bet we can find online resources, videos, powerpoints, and assessments and not have to reinvent the wheel on "Wood Lathe Safety for Begineers" or " Intermediate Drill Press Safety & Operation"
Our safety Bible was SAFETY GUIDE FOR CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION This has everything you need in most any lab from 2002. OK to CC to SpinArtFun@gmail.com

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Kristi Starr (TCEA Community) kstarr@members.tcea.org via mobilize.io​	Thu, Oct 20, 9:21 PM (12 hours ago)
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