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Helpful Moodle Tips for Students
Moodle continues to expand and change to make education easier for students and professors. Here are some new features that I found useful to know about.
Ally for Moodle
Many have asked how to use Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles with Moodle. Ally is a tool that can be integrated into Moodle to provide guidance on how to improve the usability and accessibility of course content.
Fall 2021—Back on Campus
The new academic year is almost here, and we want to make sure everyone has the resources they need to be successful. Please find below a list of learning opportunities…
Moodle and Panopto changes, summer 2021
Over the summer, ITS is going to make some changes to Moodle. Please read on for what these changes mean to you. Sunday, August 1: Deleting old Moodle courses On…
Moodle Question Type: “Drag and Drop onto Image”
Constructive Alignment is an approach to teaching and learning in which the learning outcomes that students are expected to achieve are defined and stated at the beginning of a course…
Controlled listening exercises with Moodle and Panopto
Sometimes, we would like our students to listen to an audio prompt only once or twice before they answer questions or write a response. Moodle alone does not allow you…
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