Learn Moodle

Introduction

a teacher has responsibility for the materials in their own course. They often also manage enrolments and are able to change the layout of the course page. This page introduces Moodle's features to those with the Teacher role.

Basic information

ICT Competency	Moodle is a learning platform designed to provide educators, administrators and learners with a single robust, secure and integrated system to create personalised learning environments.
Educational application and relevance	It is an collaborative learning environments that empower both teaching and learning In Moodle
Version	currently using 3.4
Other similar applications	TalentLMS,
The application on mobiles and tablets	It is a web based software installing in the web server.
Development and community help	Moodle

Working with Moodle

A course is a space on a Moodle site where teachers can add learning materials for their students. A teacher may have more than one course and a course may include more than one teacher and more than one group of learners

Logging into Moodle course page

Click on your Moodle course link and click on the login to view or edit the course content. click here to use our Moodle.

• Moodle - Login to the course
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  Moodle login screen

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  Course home page

Once you login, you can see the course content and on the top right corner if you are seeing your login name, then your looged in with your user name and password.

Editing sections

Once you have a new blank course, you can start work on it by turning on the editing, either with the button top right.

With the editing turned on, each item on your course homepage and each section/block will have edit options next to it which all perform different functions such as edit/move/copy/delete/hide. Note: your theme may have different icons.

Once you you click on edit - edit topics, it will take us to edit page (see the below screenshots).

• Moodle - editing course content sections
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Un-check "Use default section name" to give your custom heading for your section. Start adding section summary under the summary box (you can copy paste from text documents also). Use the top basic formatting toolbar to format your text.

Under the restrict section, you can restrict the page to access as in the below screenshot.

• Moodle - editing course content sections
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  set restrictions to access the section

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  To add or remove sections

Once you done all this click on "save changes" button to save your content under that section.

the "crosshairs" move icon allows you to move items or sections by dragging and dropping. It appears if your admin has enabled this features.

Scroll to the bottom of the curse main page and, below the last section, look for the small + and - icons (at right). Click the plus (+)/minus(-) to add/remove an sections.

Adding activities and resources

As well as adding interactive exercises for your students, you can provide them with static resources. Moodle supports a range of different resource types that allow you to insert to any section. To add a resource, turn on your editing, choose the section in your Course homepage where you'd like it to appear and click on the "Add an activity or resource" then select the type of resources/activities you are going to add into the section from the list.

List will start with activities followed by type of resources.

• Adding activities and resources
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  Select type of activity

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  configure your activity

After clicking activity, the next dialog box will be a settings form for the activity. Once the settings form has been filled out and saved, the activity will appear at the bottom of the section. You can move any activity around in the course with the move buttons while in course edit mode. Follow the same procedure for adding resources.

• Adding resources into the sections
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  Entering general details about resources

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  Upload files under the select file section

After you select any resource type from the list for example: file. In the next dialog box will be a settings form as below.

• Name : Type the name for your resources link, it will form the link learners click on to view the file so it is helpful to give it a name that suggests its purpose.
  
• Description : Add a description of your file here if required.
  
• Display description on the course page : If this box is ticked, the description will appear on the course page just below the name of the file.
  
• Content section : click on "Add" and use the File picker to upload your file or drag and drop your file onto the arrow if you are using an appropriate browser. Here you can also create folder and add multiple resource files.
  

Finally, click on the save and display to display your activities or resources under the specified section.