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Let me help you with questions about online programs and what is expected of an online student or instructor. I am an instructor as well as a student in an online program. If you are looking for a program or have questions about online learning in general, I can guide you. If you are a teacher looking for new ideas or methods, I can help. I have resources and ideas to share. I am a member of the National Business Education Association (NBEA), a professional organization devoted to the recognition that business education competencies are essential for all individuals in today's fast-changing society.

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I am an instructor at the University of Phoenix, working in online and classroom modalities. I am also a student at Northcentral University, where I am working on a PhD in Business Administration, with a specialty in Management. My MBA is from Troy University, 2001, and I have a BS, Environmental Science, from Troy University, 1980. Read about my experiences as an online student at my blog thinkPhD .

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Distance Learning - Technology Capacity Matrix Moodle

Expert: Cynthia Wolfe - 8/23/2009

Question
Hello. Thanks for the last answer.
I've got a new question you may help me..
Im trying to understand how can I create a "tecnology capacity matrix" based on "moodle" which is a platform for e-learning, as you might know.

Could you explain me? Or could you tell me how can I start doing this (in real basic and easy terms) ? That's all thanks

Answer
Hi Fernando,

I am hoping this is NOT a homework question because you should not be asking those here. I do know what a technology capacity matrix is, and here is a link to an example, easily available with a google search: http://www.cap.nsw.edu.au/techGuide/Capacity%20Matrix/5-6%20Capacity%20Matrix.do...

These types of matrices are developed to identify how learning occurs. Moodle is open source software for educators and you can learn about it here: http://moodle.org/

Here is another interesting link that explains the theory with a chart: http://www.scribd.com/doc/12822628/Comparative-Matrix-of-Learning-Technologies

I hope this gets you motivated to learn more about technology capacity matrices.
Kind regards,
Cindy Wolfe
www.thinkPhD.com

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