The latest articles that students and instructors should read.
The latest articles that students and instructors should read.
Each Moodle course has a default forum called Announcements. This is not like most forums, it is a one-way communication tool for the instructor to relay information to students.
If you are an instructor and want to use the Testing Centre to have your students write an exam, here is some information that you should know about how the Testing Centre operates as well as the information you will need to provide to us in the Teaching Centre so we can book your exam properly.
The following tutorials will teach you how to set up and assessment using Crowdmark.
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.
If you have course lectures over Zoom, you will most likely want to include those Zoom meeting link(s) on your Moodle course page.
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.
You may wish to define a rubric when grading assignments in Moodle.
By default, all Moodle courses are hidden to students until you as the instructor are ready to make the course visible.
Please check over ALL Moodle exam questions BEFORE the opening date of the exam. Once students attempt the exam, errors in the questions are not easily fixed.