A meta-course enrollment will allow you to add ALL participants from one course into another Moodle course. The advantage of meta-course enrollment is that you can facilitate multiple sections from one course. Some uses for meta-course enrollments are: Create a resource repository or cohort course that students from multiple courses can access. Combine multiple sections [...]
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Overview The Edit course settings page is where an instructor manages a course's overall settings. You can access the Edit course settings page by selecting the Settings item on the secondary navigation when you are on the main course page. Clicking the Settings link on the secondary navigation on other pages will direct you to [...]
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We recommend that you backup your Moodle course before making big changes or at the end of each term. Doing so will: ensure the backup preserves the latest version of your course, and provides immediate access to your content should you need to restore it. Provisioned courses will remain in Moodle for 2 years. If [...]
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To add any Activity or Resource to a page you must be on the main page for the course. Enter your course and turn Edit mode on. Scroll to where you want to add the Activity or resource. Click the plus symbol to access the Add content drop-down menu. NOTE: If you want to add between two [...]
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At the end of each term, export your course grades from Moodle to an Excel file on your computer. Scroll to the top of the main page of your course. Select the Grades option from the secondary navigation. Select the Export option from the drop-down menu. Select Excel spreadsheet from the Export as drop-down menu. Uncheck [...]
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These are some of the common issues that you might experience with an existing quiz. Setting the Maximum Point value of a Quiz There is not a place to enter the grade value under Quiz Settings as with most activities in Moodle. Enter the Quiz you want to modify. Select the Questions option from the secondary [...]
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These instructions will work for any file saved on your computer, but we strongly suggest you organize your work by creating a folder (on desktop or thumb drive) and name it the same as your course (example: WR-122-01). There are two different methods you can use to upload your submission file(s). How the methods differ: [...]
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