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The UP UvLe (University Virtual Learning Environment) is an | The UP UvLe (University Virtual Learning Environment) is an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Course_management_system online course management system] that enables instructors to organize their classes around topics, themes, weekly schedules; upload digitized materials and share them with students; link relevant materials from other sites; post announcements that will be sent out automatically to students; create online forums and wikis for students to participate in. | ||
Powered by an open-source application called Moodle, UvLe (homophonic play of "Oblê" that's a contraction of "Oblation"--a university symbol) is a platform for students to freely interact or collaborate with their instructors and fellow students. It is constructed with a pedagogy that imbibes self-discovery, self-instruction, "learning by doing" and experimentation. Learn more about Moodle's pedagogy. | Powered by an open-source application called Moodle, UvLe (homophonic play of "Oblê" that's a contraction of "Oblation"--a university symbol) is a platform for students to freely interact or collaborate with their instructors and fellow students. It is constructed with a pedagogy that imbibes self-discovery, self-instruction, "learning by doing" and experimentation. Learn more about Moodle's pedagogy. | ||
Revision as of 08:18, 21 November 2008
The UP UvLe (University Virtual Learning Environment) is an online course management system that enables instructors to organize their classes around topics, themes, weekly schedules; upload digitized materials and share them with students; link relevant materials from other sites; post announcements that will be sent out automatically to students; create online forums and wikis for students to participate in.
Powered by an open-source application called Moodle, UvLe (homophonic play of "Oblê" that's a contraction of "Oblation"--a university symbol) is a platform for students to freely interact or collaborate with their instructors and fellow students. It is constructed with a pedagogy that imbibes self-discovery, self-instruction, "learning by doing" and experimentation. Learn more about Moodle's pedagogy.