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Moodle: Enroll or unenroll participants
On a Moodle course page, there are different ways participants are enrolled and assigned roles. Some are automatic and others can be performed by course instructors.
Before you start , you may need the following:
an Instructor...
Moodle: Using Groups
Moodle's Groups feature allows instructors to divide a class into sections or create collaborative working groups for particular course Activities. For example, if you teach a course that enrolls both graduate and undergraduate students, you...
Moodle: Message course participants
Instructors have three options for communicating with participants in a class: Announcements, Quickmail, and Messaging. This article explains how they work and when to use them. Before you start , you may need the following: an Instructor o...
Moodle: Take attendance
The Attendance activity enables teachers and students to record attendance (both during and after class) as well as students to view their own attendance. Before you start , you may need the following: an Instructor of Record or Other E...
Moodle: Guest access to courses
Enabling Guest access for a course gives view-only access to people who are not enrolled. This can include people who do not have Bryn Mawr or Haverford credentials , who can log into our Moodle site as guests to access guest-accessible cou...
Moodle: View course as a student
Instructors can switch roles in Moodle to view a course as registered students and auditors see it. Before you start , you may need: an Instructor of Record or Other Editing Teacher role in a Bryn Mawr Moodle course. Enter the cour...
Moodle: Create checklists for students
Use Checklist to create a checklists, to-do lists, or task lists for students to work through. Checklists can help instructors and/or students keep track of students' progress in a course and can be particularly useful when students are working ...