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Interactive Activity It is through this feature that interactive activities, developed in an iLM, embedded into Moodle. In addition to interactivity, some iLM already available, allow immediate feedback to the students from their models of automatic evaluation. Interactive activities are organized into group s , so the teacher can group activities as it seems appropriate to the course content , such as for classes, topics or sections. Each group of activities may include any of the possible types of activities, namely: exercise , test and example. Another interesting feature of group of activities is the ability to create dependencies between them, or an activity to be released only when all others on which it depends have completed. Figure 1 presents a course page in Moodle with interactive activities in context. As it can be seen, the groups of activities are inserted in the center of the page, from which the activities are accessed. The example shows a group of activities used for Lecture 1: Introduction to geometry, containing activities like exercise, test and example; and another group of activities on the study of functions, called Fundamentals: Review only containing various activities of the test type.
Figure 1 . Interactive activities embedded into Moodle |
