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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.

Learn how to create a backup/export of your Moodle course that you can download to either archive or transfer to another Moodle server.

Course content includes access to course and activity pages (similar to a website archive). This article serves as a guide for instructors and students to download their work from Moodle.

How to run an accessibility check in Adobe Acrobat Pro and quickly fix some common issues.

Groups and Groupings are an important part of class infrastructure. This guide will teach how to create Groups and Groupings and how to add users to Groups.

How to properly tag content types and set alternate text for figures/images in Adobe Acrobat Pro

Convert scanned documents and image files into searchable and editable PDF documents using Adobe Acrobat Pro.

Correcting insufficient color-contrast of text using Adobe Acrobat Pro

Learn how to create group overrides within a Moodle assignment for granting extensions or setting different deadlines per group.

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

Marking Workflows are useful if you want to control a student’s ability to see their grades and feedback within an assignment.

Gradescope is an external tool to assist in grading handwritten homework.

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.