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In Moodle, several types of files can be uploaded directly into a course as a standalone resource, including word-processed documents, slideshow presentations, and PDFs. Files may be added by uploading from an external source, such as computer or USB drive, or by dragging and dropping directly onto the course page. Note: You cannot add folders through the methods listed below. Instead,...
Article Id: 20194

Instructors must manually grade some question types in a quiz activity. For example, essay questions cannot be auto-graded by Moodle and require a grader to input a grade. Manual grading is also an opportunity to provide timely and helpful feedback to students in the feedback area on the grading screen. To Manually Grade a Quiz Question: On your course page, click on the quiz with...
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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...
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Moodle is always in "edit mode" for those with editing permissions, such as an instructor. In each section, also known as topics, modules, or weeks, there are several options to add or edit content, and rearrange, delete, or hide content. The animation below shows the location of these functions, but they are also described in the text below. Under the section title, there...
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Moodle allows all teaching roles (including TAs) except the Non-Editing Instructor to back up Moodle courses. The process saves a backup file of the current state of a course according to settings selected during the process. When the process is complete, the backup file is available through Simple Restore and can be downloaded and saved to a computer or cloud storage. The backup file type...
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How to Share Folders on OneDrive: 1. Log into Outlook using your myLSU credentials. 2. Click on the app launcher on the top left hand corner of Outlook. Then click on OneDrive . 3. Click on the Files tab on the left hand side. Then click on the Upload button at the top tool bar and choose Folder . 4. Locate and choose the file you...
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Faculty/Staff Technology Moodle - New SNAP Theme See a list of all SNAP articles . These will help with most Moodle SNAP issues. Faculty 360 See the Faculty 360: LSU Overview .
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General Information ITS provides several digital media resources for increased learning and academic use. The purpose of this article is to provide you with information on what services are available to you, along with some usage-based scenarios to help you see which services will best serve you here at LSU. If you have any questions about any of these resources, feel free to contact...
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Quick Link Jump to the section on How To TURN OFF the Conversation View. Jump to the section on How To Change the Location of the Reading Pane . Conversation View Explained By default, when you access LSUMail using an internet browser ( http:// mail.lsu.edu ), your e-mails will be grouped by conversation threads based on Subject . This means if...
Article Id: 15897

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