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This course format allows for collapsable and nestable sections.

The Custom Sections format allows instructors to organize course content into uniquely styled sections that can follow a thematic, project-based, or competency-driven structure. Each section may include resources, assignments, and activities grouped according to the instructor’s chosen logic.

The Buttons course format in Moodle creates a navigation menu using clickable buttons, allowing users to access course sections one at a time.

The Weekly course format organizes course sections by date ranges, but instructors can customize section titles as needed.

The Tiles course format displays each course section as a tile; clicking a tile reveals the associated activities while creating a dark overlay to the rest of the course page.

Learn the different ways you can change the look and feel of your Moodle course page.

Carleton Boost was the default Moodle theme before the summer 2022 upgrade. This article goes over how to change the Moodle theme to Boost with a sample screenshot.

This article goes over how to change the Moodle theme to Moove and configurable settings with sample screenshots.

LearnR is the default theme for Moodle at Carleton. This article gives a tour of the theme.

This article provides a general introduction to the Course Setting of a Moodle course.

A short introduction to how to navigate and use Moodle, Carleton's online classroom

Carleton pre-populates courses and enrollments into Moodle so that instructors do not have to do this.

How to make the gradebook available to students and use it to calculate grades according to your syllabus.

Learn how to copy a previous course into a new course shell in order to reuse course materials.

A guide to setting up a Moodle quiz including a run-down of common question types