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There a many options for assessment in Moodle. This webpage looks at these options and the ways each can be used
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.
WIT lecturers can use Moodle to complement and enhance face-to-face lectures by providing a central online location to access the learning resources and associated activities. It can be used to supplement direct class instruction and/or provide self-paced, interactive online learning opportunities.
School offices and their associated administrative staff also use Moodle to share information and resources relevant to their students and staff members.
In general, you do not need any special software to access Moodle. You will need internet access to use Moodle. The Firefox, IE10 and Google Chrome browsers tend to work best with Moodle.