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When Outcomes are added to a course, Moodle will automatically place the outcomes menu item in the assessment activities’ settings. The outcomes must be added and assigned in order, first at the course level and then at the activity level. To Add Outcomes to the Course: Log in to Moodle and select your course. Click on the gear icon ( ) to reach the Course...
Article Id: 20492

Simple Restore enables instructors and TAs (excluding Non-Editing Instructors) to restore an entire Moodle course from a backup file—ideal for initially populating a course. Instructors have the option to merge the backup’s contents with existing material or completely overwrite the course. In both cases, due dates are automatically adjusted to match the new course’s start date. Because ...
Article Id: 20291

Selective Import allows instructors and TAs (excluding Non-Editing Instructors) to import selected content from one Moodle course into another on the same site. This process is similar to copying and pasting and does not create a backup file. Simple Restore is best suited for initially populating an empty course with content, whereas Selective Import is designed for making minor...
Article Id: 20209

The Course Filter Settings are located on the Administration Menu. These settings contain filter options to control settings such as auto-links. Note: The settings available to you depend on your role and the number of sections you teach. For example, if you teach one section, you will not see the "Splitting" setting. Course Filter Settings: There...
Article Id: 20262

While registered students are automatically enrolled into your course, you can manually enroll extra participants, such as a Teaching Assistant (TA) or Guest Instructor. For the manual user to work with students, they must then be added to any section groups or manual groups in the course. To Enroll Participants into Your Course: 1. In the course sidebar, click on the administration...
Article Id: 20260

A grouping is a collection of groups in a Moodle course that can be used to manage which groups of students see or use specific activities and resources. Students are enrolled in groups based on course section information. Because of this default group setting, it is recommended that for any additional groups a grouping is created to contain the custom groups. The grouping allows activity...
Article Id: 20242

The Turnitin Assignment 2 is one option for requiring students to submit work through the Turnitin Feedback Studio. For other Turnitin options in Moodle, see Turnitin Products Overview . Create a Turnitin Assignment In your course, click on Create learning activity at the bottom of the section. 2. In either the All or ...
Article Id: 20243

You can temporarily change your role in a Moodle course to view the course as a student (or other role) might see it. To Switch Your Role: Log on to Moodle and select the course. Go to the gear icon in the upper right corner to access the Course Administration menu. Select the "Switch role to..." option under the Administration menu . ...
Article Id: 20240

Course Administration Settings Information The Edit Settings option for the course has several sections with useful tools in each. To access the course settings, click on the Administration Menu Gear Icon and then select Edit Settings . General Course full name - Name of the course as it appears on the course page and under My Courses. (not...
Article Id: 20258

Moodle sections (AKA “topics” or “modules”) can be configured to accommodate sequential names in the form of either weeks or numbered topics. How to configure a course for Weekly format: From the main course page, click the Admin (gear) icon and click “Edit settings” under Course Administration. Expand the “Course format” menu, select “Weekly” from the “Format” drop down list...
Article Id: 20375

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