Programme

The programme (PDF, updated 8.5.2024) and the list of all accepted abstracts (PDF) are now published.

Monday 27 May
  F3005 F3010 F3017 Small Hall (F4050)
09:15 Welcome to MoodleMoot Finland 2024
Nordlund K (University of Helsinki)
Small Hall
09:30 Moodle product vision: Empowering creativity, collaboration, and outcomes for life
Achour M (Moodle HQ)
Small Hall
10:20 Break
10:30 Running Moodle on AWS: Architectures, Scaling, and Security
Asuja A (AWS)
Moodle as an instant accessibility improvement
Kivelä M (University of Helsinki)
From repository to ILE: improving user experience in Moodle with H5P
Swanepoel C (Tampere University)
Our Moodle Journey at TU Wien: 18 years of successes, lessons and the road ahead
Rakoczi G (TU Wien)
11:10 Using a table as the course navigation and calendar
Niinisalo R (University of Jyväskylä)
H5P tools demonstration area to help and support teachers
Kuitunen S, Hörkkö P & Suokari E (University of Turku)
Case study: Uniarts Helsinki’s Rosetta’s stone for Moodle service development
Malinen M (University of the Arts Helsinki)
11:30 Community photo
11:45 Lunch
12:40 Tearing down the accessibility barriers in online education
Henrick G & Holland K (Brickfield)
Practical use of AI in Moodle
Korsgaard T (Moxis)
Unite! European university network with Moodle and LTI
Martikainen J (Aalto University)
Easy livin’ in Moodle – student and teacher perspectives on cognitive load
Lindholm S & Miettinen I (University of Helsinki)
13:10 Proctoring vs the AI revolution
Lundqvist J (Smowltech)
13:20 Videotallenteiden luonti, säilytys jakelu helposti ja turvallisesti
Kolmakow A (Ilona IT)
In the Mood(le) for visual learning: the art of engaging students
Kujala S (University of Helsinki)
13:40 Break
13:50 Digitaalisen koulutuksen käsikirjoittaminen (Scripting courses: crafting effective workshops and scripts)
Kurkipää T, Salovuori A, Kosola H & Kalinainen T (HAUS Finnish Institute of Public Management)
Maintaining Moodle systems at scale
Dethmers M (Catalyst IT Europe)
DigiCampus – a collaborative endeavor of twelve Finnish universities
Lehto T (Tampere University of Applied Sciences)
Language models and assessment in Moodle
Wilenius H (University of Helsinki)
14:10 Virtual University of Occupational Health (VUOH) at DigiCampus – boundless learning in a nationwide curriculum
Antila A, Karjalainen P, Koivisto-Rautio H & Selänne L (University of Helsinki, University of Eastern Finland, Tampere University, University of Oulu)
 
14:20
14:30 Coffee break
15:00 Digitaalisen koulutuksen käsikirjoittaminen (jatkuu) (Scripting courses, cont’d.) Case study: Conducting user testing provides insights into the design of online courses related to energy transition
Iskala E & Aejmelaeus M (Metropolia University of Applied Sciences)
Level up! – a useful tool for online courses?
Kärppä L (University of Helsinki)
How to develop Moodle in a user-centred way without losing focus
Laatikainen J (University of the Arts Helsinki)
15:20 Inspera: TBA Using the Moodle Accessibility Toolkit to fix your content
Henrick G & Holland K (Brickfield)
Involving everyone – learning experience 360°
Benaitytė F & Dudoravičė A (Vextur)
15:50 Break
16:00 Learning in humans and machines
Cowley B (University of Helsinki)
Small Hall

Tuesday 28 May

  F3005 F3017 Small Hall (F4050) Studium 1 (F3020)
09:30 How do computer-marked quizzes best help students learn? How does Moodle help you make the best quizzes?
Hunt T (The Open university)
Small Hall
 
10:20 Break
10:30 Embracing accessibility: Building awareness in your institution
Henrick G & Holland K (Brickfield)
Case: Jamk student Moodle orientation
Minkkinen S & Kivioja T (Jamk University of Applied Sciences)
Efficiency in Moodle quiz processes through Lean development
Tikkala A & Kivinen B (University of Helsinki)
Curriculum knowledge and AI as a critical friend: teachers’ challenges and opportunities using Moodle LMS
Sandström N, Nevgi A & Rekola M (University of Helsinki)
10:50 Quiz with Safe Exam Browser (SEB) in on-site exams
Rajaniemi L & Lindqvist K (University of Helsinki)
11:00 Organisation training process digitalization – how to do it right?
Nomgaudas P (Vextur)
11:10 From learning to teaching: the continuum of using Moodle in teacher training and vocational education
Palkinen V & Saarinen R (Tampere University of Applied Sciences, Tampere Vocational College Tredu)
11:30 Lunch
12:30 Katsaus taaksepäin: 20 vuotta Moodlea Suomessa – miten olemme onnistuneet? (Looking back at 20 years of Moodle in Finland – How have we succeeded?
Rytkönen A (Aalto university)
eLearning in the Finnish Defence Forces
Kostian V & Rouvinen M (Finnish Defence Forces)
Simplifying assessment: streamlining grading schemes for clarity and technical ease
Hölttä M, Kamula A & Lindholm S (University of Helsinki)
Revolutionize education with generative AI on AWS
Rantalaiho M (AWS)
13:10 Ilona IT: Kolme vinkkiä softahankintojen helpottamiseksi!
Korhonen R (Ilona IT)
Database activity in the creation of collective course work: mixed pedagogical experiences, promising prospects
Wahlström M (University of Helsinki)
13:30 Coffee break
14:00 Kuinka saada kaikki irti Tietokanta-aktiviteetista (Database Activity: How to get the most out of it)
Matveinen K & Kivinen B (University of Helsinki)
eOppiva Moodle: experiences and future directions
Kurkipää T (HAUS Finnish Institute of Public Management)
Digital Assessment beyond the LMS
Neves S & Martin S (Inspera)
Harnessing GenAI for enhancing Moodle’s assessment capabilities: a collaborative workshop
Järvinen J-P & Wilenius H (University of Helsinki)
14:30 Security and trust in the digital era: proctoring and data protection with SMOWL
Lundqvist J (Smowltech)
 
14:40 Development of Moodle course templates for the University of Oulu and Oamk – quality for Moodle courses with course templates made with AI
Ylitalo A, Kononen J & Mattila A-L (University of Oulu)
15:00 Break
15:10

Panel Discussion: Leveraging open education to maximize learner potential
Achour M, Hunt T, Juuti K, Rytkonen A, Chair: Järvinen J-P
Small Hall

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