Moodle Theme: Moove

Overview

Moove is a Moodle theme with a design tailored to special visual accessibility options, allowing users to customize the course’s color scheme, font size, and font type. This article gives a tour of the Moove theme.

Configuring the Theme

1. Enter the course settings menu by the selecting Settings tab on the top bar of the course page.
2. Scroll to and expand the Appearance section.
3. In the Force theme drop-down menu, select Moove.
4. Click one of the Save buttons at the bottom of the page.

Adding the Accessibility bar

Although the theme is forced to all participants in the course, each individual must add the accessibility toolbar manually.

1. Click on your Profile picture and choose the Accessibility option from the dropdown menu.
2. Then, a pop-up window will appear.
   1. Under Font type and choose between the Default font or Dyslexic font.
   2. Click on the checkbox to Enable the accessibility toolbar.
3. Click the Save button.

The Accessibility bar will appear in the top right corner of the screen, above your Profile. There, you can adjust the font size and site color.

About the Moove Theme

Below are a list of options and examples available within the Moove theme.

Moove Font Size options

• A- : Makes the font size smaller.
• A : Resets the font to the original size.
• A+ : Makes the font size larger.

Moove Color Schemes

Below are the short examples of each color scheme offered:

This color scheme displays black text on a white background.

This color scheme displays is black text on a yellow background.

This color scheme displays black text on a blue background.

  This color scheme displays yellow text on a black background.

Example Image

In the image below, you can find

1. The Accessibility toolbar.
2. The Edit Mode toggle switch.
3. The Course Blocks section.
4. The Course Navigation tabs.
5. And the Course index section.

Questions?

If you need further assistance or have specific questions that aren't covered in this article, please don't hesitate to reach out for personalized support by submitting a Moodle Support ticket.

Acknowledgements

Contributions from Em Palencia, Don Vosburg, Sam Johnson-Lacoss ‘24, Aleks Prasolov '24, Paul Claudel Izabayo ‘25 and Seth Bonney ‘27.