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=== Introduction ===
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==== Basic information ====
 
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|ICT Competency
 
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|Moodle is a learning management system (LMS) designed to provide educators, administrators and learners with a robust, secure and integrated system to create personalised and collaborative learning environments.
 
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|Educational application and relevance
 
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|Moodle provides and on-line platform for collaborative learning. It empowers teachers to set-up courses, provide learning resources and activities for the course and assess learners. Teachers and learners can share ideas and experiences using the on-line discussion forums in Moodle.
 
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|Other similar applications
 
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|[https://chamilo.org/en/ chamilo] [https://openedx.org/ openedx]
 
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|The application on mobiles and tablets
 
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|It is a web based application, and can be accessed through a browser on any device supporting browsing.
 
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[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.moodle.moodlemobile&pcampaignid=web_share Moodle app from Playstore] 
 
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|[https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Main_Page Moodle]
 
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==== Install Moodle app on your phone ====
 
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Since Moodle is an Free and Open source application and it is available for smart phone, download Moodle mobile app from [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.moodle.moodlemobile&hl=en_IN google play store].<br>
 
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* After downloading the "Application" just you need to follow the steps & install the Moodle App in your smartphone.<br>
 
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* When the installation is complete login to the "App" through the "Moodle ID" & "Password" provided.
 
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=== Working with Moodle ===
 
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Moodle is a free and open Learning Management System (LMS). You can configure any number of courses on Moodle. You can categorise courses as required.
 
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File:Moodle Main page2.png|Karnataka Education server Moodle main page
 
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====Logging in from Web browser====
 
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Make sure you have received your credentials before you try to login to your moodle account. If you have the credentials, then on top right as mentioned in the above image (Karnataka Education server Moodle main page) --> click 'login'.
 
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File:Moodle login screen.png|Moodle login screen
 
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It shows the "Moodle login screen". Give your credentials here and click 'Login'. Once you login, you can access the list of enrolled courses and you will see your initials on the top right corner of the screen.
 
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[[File:How_to_login_to_moodle_course_page_using_computer.gif|alt=|center]]
 
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Watch this below animation to know detailed steps to login to Moodle course page <br>
 
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First you need to Install the Moodle Mobile App from the [https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/moodle-mobile/id633359593?mt=8 Apple App (Phone user)] Store OR the [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.moodle.moodlemobile&hl=en Google Play Store (Android user)].<gallery mode="packed" heights="500px" caption="Moodle - Login to the course">
 
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File:Moodle Mobile App.jpeg|Moodle App login screen
 
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#In the first '''Welcome to the Moodle app!''' screen you need to click on '''I'M A LEARNER.'''
 
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#You will need to enter in the Moodle website address: https://karnatakaeducation.org.in/lms/, click on "'''connect'''".
 
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#In next screen, enter your moodle '''username''' and '''password''' (which shared from course faculty).
 
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<gallery mode="packed" heights="450px" caption="Accessing the Moodle App">
 
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File:Moodle Settings 1.png|Steps to access the course & download
 
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After logging in to Moodle App, we can find the home screen as shown in screenshot 1, to access the courses we're enrolled to click on the ''' NAVIGATION ''' button. The list if the courses enrolled will be displayed as shown in Screenshot 2, if we want to download courses to our storage. We can even download the courses from Moodle to phone storage by clicking the '''Settings/Options ''' on top of the Smartphone screen.
 
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'''<nowiki/><nowiki/><nowiki/><nowiki/>'''
 
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File:Moodle Settings 2.png|Steps to access the course in Browser
 
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Above screenshot shows on steps to access to BigBlueButton through Moodle App.
 
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=====How to reset your Moodle ID and password on Phone=====
 
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When you forget your Moodle ID or Password, it can be reset by following the below steps as shown in screenshots.
 
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File:Moodle Mobile App Forgot password Demo.jpeg|Resetting from Moodle App in smartphone
 
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===== How to reset your Moodle ID and password on browser =====
 
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File:Moodle forgot password.png|Click 'lost password'
 
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File:Moodle Forgot password.png|Choose either username or password
 
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</gallery>If you have forgot your password or simply if you want to reset your password, then in the login screen you can click on the option "Lost password?". This gets you to another page where it asks for either username or email address (the one that has been given while creating your moodle account). Once you either of this, you can reset the password.
 
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====Moodle Home page====
 
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File:Moodle main page interface.png|Moodle main page interface
 
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* '''Home,''' the home screen of Moodle https://karnatakaeducation.org.in/lms
 
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* '''My courses,''' shows the list of courses the user is enrolled for.
 
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* '''Site administration,''' shows the options to administer the settings in moodle
 
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File:Moodle my courses.png|Enrolled courses in thumbnail view
 
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File:Moodle site admin.png|Site administration page
 
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A course is a space on a Moodle site where teachers can add the content (learning materials) and activities (pedagogy) for their students. A teacher may be a faculty for more than one course, a course may include more than one teacher and more than one group of learners.
 
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Both teachers and students have to be 'registered' for a course (as 'teacher' or as 'student'), this role configuration is done by the Moodle administrator.
 
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=== Faculty view in Moodle===
 
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Since the moodle is a participant-faculty course transaction platform both of them will have separate rights in terms of technical features. Faculty would have more options to edit the course in variety of ways whereas a participant will have limited rights over any kind of modification.
 
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==== Creating a Course in Gnomio ====
 
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Gnomio is a free hosting service that allows users to create their own online learning community using Moodle. It provides educators with a platform to develop online learning environments based on Moodle's open-source system. The key feature of Gnomio is its free access and simple interface, making it easy for individual teachers to explore e-learning with Moodle.
 
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* Click on the following link: <nowiki>https://www.gnomio.com</nowiki>. This will take you to the main page of Gnomio.  Refer to the 'Create Your Site' option.
 
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* Enter your preferred URL in the provided box. The URL will automatically be prefixed with "https://" and will end with ".gnomio.com". The URL can be between 2 and 32 characters.
 
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{{Note}} If you give the name of your course as 'ict'. Then your course will have the address as, <nowiki>https://ict.gnomio.com</nowiki>
 
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* Enter your email address in the email inbox. This email will be used to send the credentials for your site.
 
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* Check the box indicating that you have read and agree with the terms and conditions, then click 'Create Site.'
 
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* After this step, go to your email and look for the Gnomio-related email, as shown in the screenshot. It might take some time to arrive, and there is a possibility it could land in your spam folder, so be sure to check there as well.
 
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* Once you receive the email, open it to find your credentials. The email will contain the URL of your Gnomio site along with your login credentials. Click on the URL and use the provided credentials to access your Gnomio Moodle site.
 
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Now your moodle site in ready in gnomio. You can create number of courses on moodle.
 
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==== User account creation ====
 
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After creating accounts, and before enrolling students in courses, the teacher may want to ensure that all students have accounts in Moodle. The administrator has the rights to create accounts. Once a teacher becomes an administrator, they will have the rights to create user accounts.
 
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# Individual Account Creation
 
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When you have a set of student accounts to create, follow these steps:
 
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First, prepare a sheet (CSV format using LibreOffice Calc or any other spreadsheet software) with details regarding the students. The details may include the first name, last name, username, password, email ID, cohort, etc. After filling out all the details, save the sheet in CSV format.
 
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If a faculty wants to add/create a ‘New course’ to the Moodle page below are the steps:
 
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File:Moodle Add new course0.png|Adding a new course
 
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File:Moodle add course3.png|General settings in course creation
 
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File:Moodle add course4.png|Configuring course format
 
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* Click on 'Site administration' in faculty login --> Courses --> Add a new course.
 
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* Course full name, short name, category, start date and end date can be added
 
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The course format shows various formats such as one topic, single activity, social format, topics format, weekly format. Each of these will show the course content in such layouts.
 
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Files and uploads sections shows you an option to increase or decrease the upload size limitation.
 
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'''Completion tracking'''
 
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Enabling the the completion tracking makes the opportunity for student and teacher to have a transparency between them in regard with the activities. It allows teachers to track completion status and generate reports. Additionally, it can be used to create a structured learning path, as access to certain activities can be restricted until previous tasks are completed. This feature improves engagement, simplifies course management, and enhances the overall learning experience.
 
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To enable the completion tracking, you can choose 'yes' option.
 
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When you want to make a particular Moodle course accessible to anyone, even those who are not enrolled as participants, it is referred to as a public course. These types of courses can be accessed by any guest. Therefore, when you create a course and want it to be publicly accessible to guests, you can enable guest access.
 
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Note : Guest access to any course will only make the guests to access the materials of the course but do not allow participation in any of the activities.
 
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When you share this course with others, they will see a login page. They can access the course by selecting the "Access as a guest" option, which will take them directly to the course.
 
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'''Below video is a video tutorial on how to enable guest access to the course :'''
 
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{{#widget:YouTube|id=PCqf8oGaLm8|height=300|width=450}}
 
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Once you have a new blank course or once you have enrolled as teacher for any course, you can start working on it by turning on the 'edit' button enabled on top right of your screen. Only faculty will have rights to edit the course contents, including adding resources and activities. This option is not available for students. This is the key to edit the entire course. Once you hit this 'edit' option, it takes a second of time to refresh the page and enables all the other editing afterwards.
 
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File:Moodle Enable button.png|'Enabled' editing button
 
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File:Moodle topics.png|Deleting/hiding/moving the topic
 
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The course could contain a number of units or topics or sections. By default the course could contain a few. Later, the faculty can add or remove the required and unnecessary sections respectively. If you click on three vertical dots on a topic it shows the following options:
 
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File:Moodle Section editing tools.png|Giving the custom heading
 
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File:Moodle add restriction.png|Adding the access restriction
 
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There are two ways you can add resources to the course page. Either embedding the resource directly to the section or adding the resources to the course section.
 
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In the topic 'edit' mode, you will be seen variety of resources such as image, video, recording an audio, links etc that gets directly embedded to the page itself. <br>For example, web links can be provided directly in the section itself. You can give the link directly or 'embed' the link to existing text (which will show as a hyperlink). You can also embed images and videos directly on the section page, by providing the URL where the image or video file is stored (using the Insert -> Media option).
 
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File:Moodle Editing section adding link.png|Adding the link inside the 'topic'
 
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By selecting the words highlighted in the above screenshot & clicking the 'link' symbol, one more ‘pop – window’ will appear where you can paste the website link for quick access while reading a particular paragraph, for the students. Above is the screenshot on how to add the “hyperlink” to particular section of "text" by adding the Moodle LMS hyperlink.
 
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File:Moodle File upload.png|'File picker' window
 
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The resources can also be added to the course main page. To add resources like files, folder, URLs or to create a book, assignment submission, choose the section in your course homepage where you would like it to appear and click on the "Add an activity or resource" available in that section and then select the type of resources you are going to add, from the list. This can be any file you have, which you will upload to Moodle and provide as a resource in this section.
 
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File:Moodle adding the activity1.png|Adding an activity or resource
 
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File:Moodle activity page no border.png|Activity and resources list
 
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Click on the type of resource you want to add to the page, it will be redirected to the corresponding resource page.
 
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You can also search for the particular kind of activity or resource to the page. A resource could be any kind of 'material' that the faculty wants to share with the students where as activity is the methods to conduct the assessments.<br>
 
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Moodle supports a range of different activities that allow you to insert to any section. You can add interactive exercises for your students. 
 
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To add a activities like quiz, discussion forum, attendances, forms and surveys 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 activities you are going to add into section from the list (for example: Quiz).
 
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File:Moodle quiz1.png|Adding 'Quiz' as an activity
 
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File:Moodle quiz settings.png|Settings in 'quiz' activity
 
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File:Moodle quiz general setting.png|'General' settings in quiz
 
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File:Moodle quiz settings timing.png|Timing settings in quiz
 
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**Name : Type the name for your activity link, it will create a link which students will click on to view the file. It will be helpful to give it a name that suggests its purpose / contents.
 
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**Open the quiz and Close the quiz : Students can only start their attempt(s) after the open time and they must complete their attempts before the close time.
 
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Once the all the settings have been filled out as required and saved, the activity will appear at the bottom of the section.
 
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You can move any activity around in the course with the move buttons while in 'edit' mode. In the 'Question behaviour', you can shuffle the questions. You will also find variety of options in 'Review options' to customize the quiz according to your choice.
 
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Moodle supports a range of different activities that allow you to insert to any section. You can add interactive questions for the other students in the course. Once done, you can click on 'Save and return to course'. You can 'Add question', in the 'Quiz' option. In the new page, 'Add a new question'. You can select the question type. Click 'Add'.
 
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File:Moodle Quiz addq1.png|Add question in 'quiz'
 
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File:Moodle quiz addq2.png|Creating a new question in 'quiz'
 
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File:Moodle quiz addq2a.png|Selecting the type of question
 
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File:Moodle quiz addq2b.png|thumb|Typing the question
 
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File:Moodle quiz add2c.png|Giving the options for choice questions
 
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</gallery>Question category is a collection of questions belonging to the some group, question name is a unique identifier to define a question, question text is the place where faculty could add the actual question and format the text using tools if required. This section is followed by number of choices. The general settings vary as per the question type the faculty selects.
 
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Assignment helps course creators to give assignments to course participants. The participants can submit assignments in the form of text by typing in text editor or by they can upload their digitally created content. Creators can download the submissions.
 
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Assignment can be made available till a particular date by using the section 'Availability' section in the settings. Faculty can set due date, cut off date, reminder etc.
 
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File:Moodle assignment1.png|Choosing 'Assignment' in activity
 
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File:Moodle Assignment2.png|Settings in assignment
 
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'Submission type' specifies what kind of submission the faculty is expecting. It could be either online text where student might enter some descriptive answer or share the public link of their assignment or may be it is the submission of file or document or may be even both.
 
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The forum activity allows students and teachers to exchange ideas by having discussions on any topic. Any teacher or student registered for the course can initiate a new topic, can post comments or respond to available discussions on any topic. The discussions for a topic are automatically shown as as part of a 'thread' by Moodle.
 
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There are several forum types to choose from, such as a standard forum where anyone can start a new discussion at any time; a forum where each student can post exactly one discussion; or a question and answer forum where students must first post before being able to view other students' posts. A teacher can allow files to be attached to forum posts. Any images attached in the forum post are displayed.
 
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To add discussion topic click on the add "an activity or resource" option and select forum option from the activities list.
 
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Under the "general" section type your discussion topic and under the "attachments and word count" you can limit the size of the attachment and word counts and number of attachments etc.
 
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After you complete the editing, click on "Save and display" to display third discussion thread under your selected section. Once faculty clicks on 'Add discussion topic', you can type the 'Subject', 'Message' regarding the topic. Click 'Post of forum'. In the 'Forum' option you can find your topic, students will click on that topic, to initiate the discussion. In the 'Replies' option, faculty can see the number of replies. Students can start replying to a topic / discussion by simply clicking on the 'reply' option.
 
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File:Moodle forum.png|Adding 'Forum' activity
 
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File:Moodle Discussion forum5.png|Adding the subject and description to 'forum'
 
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Also there is a control menu which enables users to participate in the forums with word count and attachment size. This will help maintain the course with optimum sized files.
 
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File:Moodle discussion3.png|Forum page
 
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Questionnaire module will help course creators to give quizzes, data collection etc.
 
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To add a questionnaire, click on "Add an activity/resource" and select "Questionnaire".
 
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File:Moodle Questionnaire0.png|Adding 'Questionnaire' activity
 
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File:Moodle Questionnaire1.png|Settings in 'Questionnaire'
 
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You can control response actions and also activity completion which gives more control to the creator/moderators.
 
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Once you create 'Questionnaire' activity, it shows faculty an option to 'Add questions'. By clicking on that they will be able to add different types of questions. The settings will vary according the type of question.
 
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File:Moodle Questionnaire2.png|Adding the questions to the questionnaire
 
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File:Moodle questionnaire4.png|Choosing the question types
 
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After you finish configuring your questionnaire, click on ''save and display'' to show the questionnaire or click on save and return to the course.
 
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The '''Attendance''' module is designed for faculty to be able take attendance during class, and for students to be able to view their own attendance record.
 
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File:Moodle attendance1.png|Adding 'attendance' activity
 
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File:Moodle attendance2a.png|Adding the session to attendance
 
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A teacher can mark the attendance status of a student as "Present", "Absent", "Late", or "Excused". These status descriptions are configurable, and more can be added. The teacher adds Attendance as an activity of a course, and then sets up the sessions whose attendance is to be tracked. To create course attendance go to any section and click an "Add an activity or resource".
 
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File:Moodle attendance4.png|Session settings in 'Attendance'
 
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File:Moodle attendance6.png|Taking attendance in the session
 
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The sessions for the attendance activity could be flexible. As and when faculty starts the session also they can modify it according to the situation. It can even be created for the entire semester or year with a few clicks.
 
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Once a session is created the session details will be shown, as shown in the above image. It will have the session date, time, type and description of the session. In addition, it will have a 'play' icon which shows the faculty student list along with the status of attendance. This icon is followed by a settings option and delete session option.
 
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{{#widget:YouTube|id=U2nKMwDZ4lo|height=300|width=450}}
 
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1.Lesson <br>2.Workshop <br>
 
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The multi-language content filter enables resources to be created in multiple languages. Moodle by default will be in English and for running any local languages, language packages need to install in your server (This will be done by your web admin).
 
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File:Moodle change language1.png|Changing the language
 
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Login to your course and on the top right side of the screen your profile initial, it shows a list of options. Here, you can select the language which you want see your course.
 
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=== Student view in Moodle===
 
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This page will help you to navigate around your course as student. Once the faculty enrolls you to a course, you can browse all the course content from the Moodle site.
 
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File:Moodle Student Profile.png|Accessing the profile
 
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File:Moodle Student Profile1a.png|Student profile details
 
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Most courses will allow the student to see profile of the login user from the top right side. This block will allow the student to see information about themselves in the course.
 
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File:Moodle student view1.png|Student course view
 
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[https://youtu.be/TPRHv0-_Ebg Click here] to see the tutorial on how access course content from Moodle mobile app.
 
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Under every section of the course, faculty will give some activities to be completed by students. Activities may be quizzes, assignments, checklists and also discussion topics. Click on the activity to participate in it.
 
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Under the first general section you have to click on the  "General discussion forum" link to see all the discussion topics. To reply to any topic, click on the topic and type your reply by clicking on the reply link under others replies. Under every reply text input box, also it will allow you to upload your files if needed.
 
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File:Moodle Student Discussion1.png|Participating in 'Discussion forum'
 
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In addition to responding to the existing topic, you can create new discussion topic by clicking on "Add a new discussion topic". <br>Also, [https://youtu.be/rRaNAdpPJFY click here] to see the video tutorial on how to participate in discussion forum in mobile app.
 
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File:Moodle Student Assignment0.png|Opening assignment
 
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File:Moodle Student Assignment3.png|Submitting online text as an assignment
 
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File:Moodle Student Assignment4.png|Submitting files an an assignment
 
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File:Gif to upload Assignment in Moodle.gif|This is how you can upload assignment through '''Moodle App'''
 
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[https://youtu.be/MBfFEuWCX20 '''Click here'''] to see video about assignment submission on Moodle mobile app.
 
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File:Moodle Student Download Resources1.png|Click on the required resource
 
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File:Moodle Student Download Resource2.png|Choosing the path to save the resource
 
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* Adding content in the course page
 
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