Moodle: More of the Basics

Posted by Center for Online Learning 7.26.2011

10:48 AM

There is always more you can learn in Moodle and this week is no exception. We have gone through a few key areas of Moodle like Question Banks and Quizzes, Hyperlinks and Videos, and Login and Courses. Now we will take a step back and focus on the look and feel of your Moodle course.

This first tutorial deals with your Moodle shell, what it looks like and what some of the basic options are for you.

This second tutorial deals with editing your main course information and image, the big picture and title at the top of your Moodle course.

This last tutorial helps you understand the basics of your WYSIWYG Editor, which is what Moodle uses to make writing code into your page very simple and hopefully stress-free!

Enjoy!

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"...In the spring of 2009, the FPU Online Advisory Committee recommended and proposed to the members of Faculty Session that a center dedicated to providing support and resources for online education and technology enhanced instruction be established at Fresno Pacific University. Members of Faculty Session approved the proposal, pending the identification of external funding resources. In the fall of 2009, FPU was blessed to be able to establish a partnership agreement with the AIMS Education Foundation that provided the needed resources to begin the implementation of such a center. With final approval from the FPU Board of Trustees and the FPU President and Provost, the Center for Online Learning was created in October 2009..."

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