Moodle
Moodle Faculty Quickstart Guide
This faculty quickstart guide for getting started with Moodle includes information about course settings, adding resources, setting up and conducting activities, and user profiles.
Student's Guide to Moodle
This guide describes how to log in, find courses, locate and edit user profiles, locate and post to discussion forums, and where to find additional help.Moodle gradebook setup for weighted categories
If course grading is set up using weights for categories, follow these directions to set up the gradebook in Moodle 1.9.5.Setting up the gradebook in Moodle 1.9.5
Grades in the Moodle 1.9.5 gradebook can be calculated, aggregated, and displayed in a variety of ways, and a variety of settings exist to meet a variety of grading strategies.Copying course material from one Moodle course to another
How to reuse course content from an existing Moodle course.Moodle Wikis
Wikis can be used for collaborative online document creation by all Moodle course participants, by groups, or by an individual student and the teacher.
Understanding Moodle Roles
Moodle roles facilitate controlling what a user can and cannot do within a course.
Moodle Guide for Offices and College Organizations
Moodle was developed to assist faculty with managing classroom resources and as a way to foster more collaboration among their students. However, many Lafayette offices and student organizations find Moodle to be useful because it allows them to easily share information among their members.
Adding and Using Moodle Blocks
The left and right columns of the Moodle layout can be customized with different blocks. Each block can contain a different type of content.
Editing your Moodle Profile
Each user has a personal profile in Moodle. Profile information includes some information drawn from your Lafayette network account and other information that you can edit.
