Moodle articles for Instructors are organized in the following categories:

1. Courses - How to Manage Your Course Settings and Files

2. Resources - How to Create, Import, and Display Your Course Materials

3. Activities - How to Create, Manage, and Grade Online Class Activities

4. Grades - How to Manage Your Gradebook and Upload Semester Grades

5. Students - How to View Your Roster and Communicate with Students

6. MDAC – Suggest new features in Moodle and view current development projects
 

Looking Ahead to Moodle 2.0

Campus-wide Upgrade Summer 2012: Stay informed on the progress of BETA.

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Moodle allows you to transfer your students' final grades into your PAWS Post Grades sheets. You will still need to go through the PAWS Post Grades process to submit grades to the Registrar's Office.

NOTE: Only the "Instructor of Record" can submit the final grades for a course. Even if you are enrolled as a Primary Instructor of a Moodle course, you will not be able to post grades to PAWS if you are not listed on the Mainframe as the instruc

This article will guide you through the steps of creating a new topic in the Moodle news forums.

1. In the Latest News section click Add a new topic...



2. Add your subject and message then click Post to Forum

Moodle is a course management system (CMS) - a software package designed to help educators easily create quality online courses. Such e-learning systems are sometimes also called Learning Management Systems (LMS) or Virtual Learning Environments (VLE). This Web-based system officially replaced the LSU Semester Book and Blackboard as of June 2008. For information about training workshops, please visit Moodle: Training Available through ITS.

For more instruction, click on the Moodle categories on the left-hand side of GROK. Visit this GROK article for Moodle frequently asked questions: Moodle: FAQ.

Click below for more information about the features of Moodle:
Moodle Quick Reference Guide
Moodle Video Tutorials

Sited by: moodle.org

In Moodle, forums allow instructors and students to relay information back and forth to each other within the same course. This tool is great for feedback and discussion topics alike. This article will show students how to reply or post to a forum discussion.
 

1. Log in to Moodle and select the course.