Moodle

What is Moodle?

Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment (Moodle) is an open-source Learning Management System that offers collaborative learning tools, activity-based learning, and interaction with materials that encourage critical reflection. Moodle offers standard features, including gradebook, on-line quizzes, forums, and assignments.

 Moodle 1.9 Transition

• Moodle Transition FAQ
• Differences Between Moodle 1.9 and 2.x
  Includes a list of resources for Moodle 2.x

Log in to Moodle

Moodle System Status Log

Instructor Resources

• Getting Started Steps for Instructors
  Detailed steps for making your course materials available in Moodle
• Service Request Forms
  Request a new development or meta course, and add other instructors or students to a course
• Common Tasks for Instructors
  Detailed Moodle How to Articles
• Frequently Asked Questions
  Answers to common Moodle questions
• Introduction to Moodle—Brief Presentation (six minutes)
  A brief look at the layout of Moodle and the Administration Block
• Course Management Model: Narrated Video (eight minutes) or PDF Document or Illustration
  Description of a Development course versus a semester-based Course-Section Shell
• Understanding Moodle Roles
  Definition of Moodle's roles: Teacher, Non-editing Teacher, and Student
• Moodle Enhancement Summary, Status, and Request Form
  Summary and status of Moodle enhancements 

Student Resources

• Common Tasks for Students
  Detailed Moodle How To Articles
• Frequently Asked Questions
  Answers to common Moodle questions

General Resources

• IUP Moodle Service Characteristics
  Service Settings and Configuration
• Project Background
  LMS Transition Status and Background
• Related Resources
  Other related resources

Last modified on 3/1/2013 1:23:21 PM
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