Understand and customize your Moodle Dashboard
Learn how to copy a previous course into a new course shell in order to reuse course materials.
How to include a submission agreement with Moodle Assignment
Use Moodle assignments for student submissions via file uploads or text typed directly into Moodle. This article includes key options and configurations to consider as well as a guide to creating Google and Hypothes.is assignments.
By default, the course overview block shows current courses (in progress) a user is enrolled in. Anyone in Moodle can customize the course overview block to suit their preferences.
Learn how to edit your profile in Moodle.
A Moodle forum allows students and instructors to exchange ideas by posting comments as part of a ‘thread’.
Glossaries in Moodle are resources used to create a list of terms and definitions. These are then hyperlinked throughout the course wherever the term is mentioned. The resource can be set up as a collaborative exercise with students, or restricted to instructor input only.
Learn how to create group overrides within a Moodle assignment for granting extensions or setting different deadlines per group.
The Gradebook in Moodle is hidden to students by default and will need to be made visible once it's ready to be seen. This article will explain briefly how to make your gradebook visible.
Understand how to create a Questionnaire activity on Moodle, as well as how to format your questions.
The text editors (sometimes referred to as a text box) has many icons to assist you in entering content, whether creating an activity, resource, or submitting an assignment.
A wiki allows students to collaboratively build a collection of interlinked web pages, useful for group projects, class knowledge-building, and documentation exercises.
This article provides a general introduction to the Course Setting of a Moodle course.
Learn the different ways you can change the look and feel of your Moodle course page.
How to make the gradebook available to students and use it to calculate grades according to your syllabus.
An overview of using photos, videos, and audio in Moodle.