Moodle has the ability to designate groups within your course. You can have Moodle randomly allocate groups or you can create groups manually. We will show you how to create both in this tutorial.
Moodle has the ability to designate groups within your course. You can have Moodle randomly allocate groups or you can create groups manually. We will show you how to create both in this tutorial.
Moodle has a very robust calendar system which can be used to organize events for your students in Moodle. Course and user events may be scheduled, such as class events, quizzes, assignments, etc.
Instructors may want to request Moodle access for users who are off-campus and do not have a UofL account.
If you are using the H5P plugin in Moodle, this page will provide you with a list of links for in-depth tutorials for each specific content type.
You may have items in your Gradebook that you no longer need. There are a number of ways to remove them.
This tutorial will show you how to create new content in Moodle using the H5P plugin.
Once you have your Moodle exam created you may want to change the default point value for each question. Moodle defaults each question to be worth one point.
If you have a video saved to the cloud in Zoom, you may want to add that video to YuJa in Moodle. This tutorial will walk you through the steps to manually add the video to your course using the external tool.
Moodle currently does not have an internal email function associated with your course.
To send an email to your entire class, you will have to use your University of Lethbridge email account.
Once you have your quiz set up in Moodle, it is highly recommended to preview your quiz to make sure everything looks and works as you wish before the exam opens to students.