I would also add that Team is a cloud-based solution with a strong Customer Support while Moodle is exactly the opposite unless we pay a third-party company to host and manage the Moodle Server which might become even more expensive at the end compared to the Microsoft Office 365 license. Also considering we might already pay for Office anyway.
Thanks Pietro! You are completely right - and this is certainly the view taken by many who manage IT systems. It may well be that cost implications mean that pedagogy simply HAS to be orientated around tech platforms - rather than the other way around. In which case the best solution may be to change curricula to suit the strengths of Teams alone. The focus in this video however, is more exclusively on the pedagogic impact of the platforms - and to make the point that from a pedagogical perspective they are not equivalent.
I would also add that Team is a cloud-based solution with a strong Customer Support while Moodle is exactly the opposite unless we pay a third-party company to host and manage the Moodle Server which might become even more expensive at the end compared to the Microsoft Office 365 license. Also considering we might already pay for Office anyway.
Thanks Pietro! You are completely right - and this is certainly the view taken by many who manage IT systems. It may well be that cost implications mean that pedagogy simply HAS to be orientated around tech platforms - rather than the other way around. In which case the best solution may be to change curricula to suit the strengths of Teams alone. The focus in this video however, is more exclusively on the pedagogic impact of the platforms - and to make the point that from a pedagogical perspective they are not equivalent.
Interesting
so low volume....so poor
Increase the volume :)