How do I restore an item deleted from the main page of the course?
From Moodle version 3.2 and forward, the Moodle system offers a ‘Recycle bin’ where you can locate items deleted from the main page of your course. The deleted content is usually available in the Recycle Bin about 5-10 minutes after you initially delete it, and it stays there for 7 days. This does not apply to...
How do I allow a single student a second attempt on an assignment activity?
If you have not enabled the ‘Submit’ button or required the students to accept the submission statement, and it is still before the Cut-Off date/time in the system, the student should be able to delete the existing submission and add a new one without faculty intervention. Check out this Student FAQ, “How do I resubmit...
How do I access courses as a Program Chair or Dean?
If you are a Program Chair, a Dean, or an administrator with greater access to courses than simply to the courses in which you are enrolled as a student or instructor, you will need to use either the “Search courses” box or the “All courses” link to locate your courses. You must be assigned as...
How do I edit an existing attendance activity?
This FAQ will walk you through changing the name of the existing attendance activity and updating the settings for the existing attendance activity so that the system grades it for you. Changing the Default Attendance Activity Name From the main page of your course, click on the gray ‘Edit’ gear wheel in the upper right...
Fast FAQ: An Introduction to Moodle 3.2
[Faculty Fast FAQ] There are a number of new features in Moodle 3.2, especially for faculty members. Here are a few basic features. Fast FAQ Video Transcript (Microsoft Word format): An Introduction to Moodle 3.2 English CC Available on Video <– Click on this icon in the bottom right corner of the player when the...
How do I create groups of students in my course?
You can place students in groups in the course and then enable the group options for various activities. Creating Groups Manually Login to Moodle and enter the course in which you wish to set-up the groups. From the main page of your course, in the left column (the one with the purple background), click on...
Welcome to Moodle!
Moodle is Trinity’s virtual learning space, including Trinity’s web-enhanced classrooms for learners at all levels. You reach to Moodle by clicking on the ‘m’ wearing the mortarboard (pictured to the right) in the header in most of Trinity’s webpages. Trinity faculty members and students can log into Moodle using their network/email username and password. For...