Each time a student makes a submission to a Turnitin activity either in your module or in another module for another lecturer they will have to accept a plagiarism declaration. They will not be able to proceed unless they accept this declaration.
At the request of the editing lecturer, the CTEL team will enrol external examiners to Moodle modules. This post describes the access rights the external examiner has when they are enroled in a Moodle module.
When you are grading an assignment it’s good practice to hide that activity while you grade.
How to prevent unwanted guests from joining your meeting and what to do if your meeting is disrupted.
As we teach more online synchronous learning, the debate about whether we ask students to turn on their webcams has flourished.
This guide takes you through the process of restoring a previously backed up module you have made into a new module area in Moodle.
Did you ever find that you want to embed video from youtube or vimeo in as content in your module, however, every time you link to the video Moodle displays the video and not the link to the video, read on for a solution?
Lecturers can import resources between the modules they are assigned to within Moodle. For example, if you are reusing case studies for a new academic year, these can be copied from a previous year’s module into the current one. It is important to note that to import between modules, you must be assigned as an editing lecturer on both modules.
If you have editing access to a module in Moodle you can enrol a colleague as a non-editing or editing lecturer so that they can view the content that you have put in place or edit that content.