Sharing Kaltura Videos Since Zoom Cloud Recording storage is limited, we recommend that you host your videos in Kaltura. Kaltura videos can be accessed using My Media in Moodle (online.clackamas.edu) and MediaSpace (video.clackamas.edu). Kaltura Video Resource in MoodleEmbed Kaltura Video in Moodle ResourceShare Link to Kaltura Video Outside MoodleKaltura Video Resource in Moodle The Kaltura Video [...]
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Kaltura can be used for long-term multimedia storage, publishing, and sharing options. Follow these instructions to upload a video file, or YouTube video to Kaltura in Moodle. NOTE: Machine captioning in English is automatically added to videos uploaded into Kaltura. If the spoken language is French, German, Russian, Spanish, or Vietnamese, you will need to [...]
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The Kaltura Media Assignment activity allows students to submit a video directly to you for grading. The media can be either a pre-recorded, edited video (.mov, mp4) or an instantly-recorded video using Kaltura Express Capture or the Kaltura Capture App. CreateGradeCreate You can create a Kaltura Media Assignment much like any other Activity in Moodle. [...]
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Many textbook and course material publishers provide a direct integration into Moodle to limit the number of sites students need to log into. These instructions assume your publisher's representatives have already worked with Online Learning to perform the initial LTI integration. If this is a new LTI that is not already available in Moodle please [...]
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You must have a Course Backup File (.MBZ) before you can restore any course. There are two main methods to restore a course: In your Faculty Workspace - This is typically done to review student grades or coursework for a course no longer in Moodle, or to develop a new course for future use. In [...]
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Before importing questions into Moodle, we strongly suggest you create a Category in the question bank for each chapter or topic so later you can easily find and select questions. Scroll to the top of the main course page. From the secondary navigation, click the More menu. Select the Question bank option. From the drop-down [...]
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You can use these steps to add random question(s) from any question bank category within your course. NOTE: You should always create new questions within a question bank category prior to adding questions to your quiz. Enter the Quiz. Click Questions from the secondary navigation menu. Select + a random question from the Add drop-down [...]
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You can use these steps to add a single question or multiple questions from any question bank category within your course. NOTE: You should always create new questions within a question bank category prior to adding questions to your quiz. Single QuestionMultiple QuestionsSingle Question Enter the Quiz. Click Questions from the secondary navigation menu. Select [...]
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There are two processes that you can use to grade Moodle assignments in bulk offline. You can use these processes together or separately depending on what you are trying to accomplish. You can also grade the assignment activity within Moodle. Worksheet Scores/FeedbackAnnotating FilesWorksheet Scores/Feedback You can use this process to download a CSV file in [...]
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A Discussion within a forum is the start of a new Topic or the posing of a question that solicits replies from other students and/or your instructor. You can experiment with forums hands-on in our Moodle 101 Self-Guided Student Orientation. You may use Discussions in a forum to: Start a new conversation by posting your [...]
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The Question Bank is a pool of questions (with various question types) you can use in Quiz and Lesson activities. You can then set up quizzes using random questions or specific questions from your question bank. NOTE: You can add questions to quizzes directly, but it is not recommended as you will only have access [...]
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The Text and Media Resource was previously called the Label resource in prior to Moodle 4.1. This resource allows you to place content directly on the course page, as opposed to creating a link to takes users to another page. Text and Media can be used to help us format the course page, emphasize certain [...]
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You can grade manual grade items in two different ways. The first is by manually entering your grades into the assignment using Single View. The second method is to import the grades from another source. NOTE: If you are using assignments, quizzes, forums or other gradable Moodle activities you should be using their specific grading [...]
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The TinyMCE text editor contains a menu and toolbar to assist you with entering formatted content into your course. These functions should be familiar to anyone who uses a word processor. This text editor allows you to format your text easily without any knowledge of HTML. Moodle Documentation for the TinyMCE text editor.
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To be able to import course content into your course you will need to have Teacher, Staging Manager, or Course Content Viewer role within the course you wish to copy from. If you do not already have one of those roles in the course, you can request the instructor to manually enroll you in the [...]
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Follow the AIKEN format to import numerous multiple-choice and true/false questions at once into a question bank in Moodle. Open Microsoft Word or another text editor to compose/collect your questions. Whether you copy and paste or type your questions into the Word document, you will need to make sure you exactly follow the AIKEN format. The [...]
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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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