Introduction to Moodle at Haverford (v4.1)
This video provides an introduction to Moodle at Haverford College. In addition to general information about Moodle (version 4.1), the video shows specific information about Haverford's Moodle configuration.
(0:00) Introduction
(0:19) Log into Moodle
(0:49) Overview of system
(1:15) My course menu
(1:48) Find Moodlegroups and servers from previous academic years
(2:57) Your profile
(3:23) Look at sample Haverford Moodle course
(4:15) Course Index (left side navigation menu)
(4:46) Collapsible/expandable sections
(5:05) Right side block drawer with Quickmail, library information, help
(5:39) More about the My Courses (course tile image, hidden/visible courses)
(6:16) Using Moodle for your class
(6:27) Turn editing on
(6:32) Edit topic sections
(7:49) Add and delete sections
(8:03) Who's in your class—the participant list
(8:27) Who's in your class—the roster report
(8:47) Use the roster report to learn the names of your students
(9:07) See course from the student view — Switch Role to ...
(9:22) What is a registered student and what is an auditing student?
(10:05) Student view of participant list
(10:37) Email students with Announcements/Latest news
(11:56) Email students with Quickmail
(12:43) Add course content
(12:54) Add files onto the course with drag & drop
(13:31) Add an activity or resource options
(14:23) Add files using the "file" resource
(15:13) Notify students that you added of changed a resource or activity
(15:26) Add Text and Media to course page
(15:44) Change your default editor
(17:24) Three dot edit options (Move, hide, delete, etc.)
(17:38) Move items
(18:17) Add descriptions to section headings
(19:05) Move, hide or delete course sections
(19:58) Weekly vs topic format
(20:18) Course settings
(20:22) MAKE YOUR COURSE VISIBLE TO STUDENTS!!!!!!
(20:40) Add course summary or course image
(21:07) Change course layout
(21:23) Course in topics layout
(21:54) Highlight sections when you select the topics layout
(22:53) Backup or restore/copy course
(23:35) Get help