This article will walk you through the difference between the following resource items: Files, Folders, Pages, Labels, IMS packages, and URL’s. It will help you understand why you may want to use one resource type over another.
Instructor Tutorials
Adding a Course Syllabus to Moodle
Moodle allows you to add a variety of files and activities to course sections. This tutorial will specifically show you how to add a syllabus to your Moodle course.
Adding a Teaching Assistant to Your Course
If you have a Teaching Assistant, you can give them access to your Moodle course to assist in grading or content management.
Changing Topic Titles
By default, Moodle names your topics with a sequential numbering system (topic 1, topic 2, etc.) These topics may be customized. For example: Chapter 1, Week 1, Introduction to Pottery, etc.
Uploading Multiple Files in Moodle
If you have multiple files you wish to add to Moodle, rather than uploading each file individually, you can zip the folder containing those files and upload the zipped file into Moodle.
Getting Started with YuJa
Learn the basics of getting Yuja running in your course.
YuJa is a cloud-based video capture, editing and streaming service that the University has purchased access to for faculty, staff and students. It can be utilized as an integrated tool within Moodle or as a stand-alone product. To access YuJa directly – navigate to https://uleth.yuja.com, and login with your U of L credentials.
Creating a Crowdmark Assessment
The following tutorials will teach you how to set up and assessment using Crowdmark.
Students Can’t Access Moodle Home-based Exams
If you are giving an exam on Moodle that is open to take from anywhere, and students are unable to access the exam, you may want to first troubleshoot these two steps.
Grading with File Feedback in Assignment Drop Box
When you set up an Assignment Drop Box in Moodle you are able to upload a file back to students with feedback for grading purposes.
Adding a Zoom Link to Moodle
If you have course lectures over Zoom, you will most likely want to include those Zoom meeting link(s) on your Moodle course page.