Courses serving as instructional or demonstration courses about the Moodle platform. Intended for staff.
Moodle 101 is a training course providing instruction for teachers on how to build a Moodle course from scratch using existing teaching resources.
By the end of the course, as well as understanding the basics of what Moodle is, you will be able to
- create a new course, giving it a name and a short introductory description.
- add Word documents (and other types of files) to your course page.
- organise course materials into folders.
- add links to useful websites.
- name the topics in your course and display short summaries for each.
- expand on topics by adding extra pages.
ICT Support can tell you what the enrolment key for this course is. It may also be available somewhere on sharepoint.
This training course introduces teachers to the Assignments module in Moodle.
An assignment is a set item of work for students (e.g. a piece of homework).- This course outlines Moodle's features by providing simple examples of activities and resources.
This is a demonstration (based around a GCSE Electronics course) of the Moodle platform.
This course serves as an example of The Open University's style for moodle courses. It is from their OpenLearn site.
Staff wishing to take a look at it should contact Jamie Thompson (for an enrolment key).Headline news scares about stolen or missing data are becoming a frequent occurrence as organisations rely more and more heavily on computers to store sensitive corporate and customer information. This unit discusses the importance of protecting information and gives an overview of information security management systems.
