ОПТИМІЗАЦІЯ Й АНАЛІЗ РЕЗУЛЬТАТІВ ВИКОРИСТАННЯ LMS MOODLE У СИСТЕМІ ЗМІШАНОГО НАВЧАННЯ В УНІВЕРСИТЕТІ
Сергій Вікторович Петренко
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Сергій Вікторович Петренко
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In the article the author substantiates the theoretical foundations of e-learning, distance learning and mixed learning. We have analyzed the experience of using a mixed style of teaching a course, where LMS Moodle was used as a platform. The author shows positive and negative aspects of the implementation of the course using web analytics. We analyzed attendance of the course and student success; the ratio of student hits to the site where the course is located; use of on-line lessons, on-line training on selected topics; amount of time spent on resources by students; total student activity on the site; the correlation between unique visits and the number of pages viewed; visiting a resource from mobile devices; operating systems, from which there was an appeal to the resource; the ratio of browsers that were used to work with the resource; visiting the resource in local time.
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In the article the author substantiates the theoretical foundations of e-learning, distance learning and mixed learning. We have analyzed the experience of using a mixed style of teaching a course, where LMS Moodle was used as a platform. The author shows positive and negative aspects of the implementation of the course using web analytics. We analyzed attendance of the course and student success; the ratio of student hits to the site where the course is located; use of on-line lessons, on-line training on selected topics; amount of time spent on resources by students; total student activity on the site; the correlation between unique visits and the number of pages viewed; visiting a resource from mobile devices; operating systems, from which there was an appeal to the resource; the ratio of browsers that were used to work with the resource; visiting the resource in local time.
Key concepts: Learning analytics, Attendance, Analytics, Computer science, Resource (disambiguation), Multimedia, E learning, Appeal