Posts tagged with “Teaching and Learning” (All posts)
Moodle Sharing Cart: Copy course material more easily
The Sharing Cart in Moodle makes it possible to move individual items between courses.
Computing Literacy Skills: Tips for Success
Carleton offers an online course for students to learn about available technologies and how to use them successfully.
Teaching in Motion: Moving Seamlessly Between Your Laptop and the Document Camera
Why using the document camera in class can be beneficial to your teaching and helpful to your students.
Moodle Time Saving Tips
Learn about five Moodle features that can help save time when building an effective course.
“Why Does My Text Look Weird in Moodle?” — And the Simple Fix That Changes Everything
Moodle supports several different text editors. While each one exists to help you write, format, and share content, they each come with their own style. Choosing the right one can change your experience entirely.
Moodle Bulk Edit: A Time-Saving Tool for Faculty and Students
Moodle’s Bulk Edit feature can save time.
Let’s Poodll in Moodle
Poodll is a new tool in Moodle for practicing language and communicating with video and audio recordings.
Creating Your Human Avatar
Creating your human avatar for video production is here – but do we want this?
Moove-ing on Moodle
The Moodle theme Moove is a key element to make Moodle more accessible.
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