Course: Grid - Art History Course

Topic outline

Sample course "Art History"
- Art History
  
  Sample Course with Contents and Activities
- Moodle for E-Learning - demo course
  
  This demo course uses the Moodle "Grid" course format.
- New Feature: Collapsible Sidebar
  
  Click on the icon at the top left to open the area for the Moodle block region.
- Course format: Grid Format
  
  Hides all topics and creates a grid of icons (one for each topic) with short titles. Clicking on an icon brings up the content from the corresponding topic.
Background
- Who were the impressionists? How did the movement start? How was it received? Please select the artist you wish to study in depth. Once you have submitted, you will then be able to access the materials relating to your chosen artist.
- URL
  
  A Guide to Impressionism from the National Gallery URL
- Page
  
  Youtube - A history of Impressionism Page
Focus on Monet
- Work through these activities, joining in the discussion forum. Once you have completed the required activities, you will then be able to move onto the course assessment and feedback section.
- Forum
  
  So why Monet? Forum
- URL
  
  Introduction to Monet URL
- Page
  
  Youtube: The Great Artists - Monet Page
- Page
  
  Actual film of Monet! Page
- URL
  
  Monet at Wikimedia Commons URL
- Book
  
  Test Book
Focus on Pissarro
- Work through these activities, making sure you join in the discussion forum. When you have completed the required activities, you will then be able to move on to the course assesment and feedback section.
- Forum
  
  So why Pissarro Forum
- URL
  
  Introduction to Pissarro URL
- Page
  
  Youtube: The Great Artists - Pissarro Page
- URL
  
  Pissarro on Wikimedia Commons URL
Assessment and Feedback
- Lesson
  
  Painting Analysis - Say what you see Lesson
  
  Closed: Thursday, 23 July 2020, 9:50 PM
- Assignment
  
  Essay: The Impressionists - Seeing things differently Assignment
  
  Opened: Wednesday, 24 July 2019, 5:00 AM
  
  Due: Thursday, 30 July 2020, 5:00 AM
- Feedback
  
  Course evaluation Feedback
  
  Closed: Friday, 24 July 2020, 2:40 PM
  
  Please give us feedback on this course so we may improve it for future students.