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Instructors can set up an alternate email address in the Moodle Mail block. This will give instructors an option to send an email from their own LSU email or a different address. Replies to emails will still be sent to the instructor's LSU email address. NOTE: An alternate email address will need to be added to each course. The setting is customized for each specific course. ...
Article Id: 20294

The Moodle Mail block allows course users to email the instructor, TA, or other students in the course. Messages sent from this system are sent from students' LSU email address. Replies are also sent to the LSU email address (NOT inside the course). NOTE: Instructors have the option to restrict access to the Moodle Mail block. If you do not see the block in your course, your instructor...
Article Id: 20297

User bulk enrollment allows a course administrator to manually enroll multiple users as students in a course simultaneously. This is especially useful for courses that do not use UES enrollment methods. In order to use this method, you must have a list of user email addresses that you can copy and paste into Moodle. To bulk enroll users into a Moodle course: In your...
Article Id: 20491

The External Cross-enrollment is a Moodle process that allows instructors to combine student populations from different Moodle sites into a single course site for streamlined instruction and content delivery. It does not alter the course registration process. For example, this does not allow LSU or LSU Online students to register for Continuing Education (CE) courses. Students would register...
Article Id: 20544

The Moodle Mail block allows users to email one or more participants of a course. In this block, instructors can compose immediate and scheduled emails, set up email signatures, view drafts and history, set alternate emails, and configure settings. The block is located in the blocks drawer inside the sidebar . Using Moodle Mail as an Instructor Any user with a teaching role...
Article Id: 20287

When using Moodle Mail, users can create one or more signatures to insert into the body of an email they are composing. Creating a signature saves it for use in any course. Adding a Moodle Mail Signature Access Moodle and enter your desired course. On the Moodle Mail block, click Signatures . On the next screen, enter the title of the...
Article Id: 20293

The Team-teaching tool in the Workday Preference Block allows an instructor to invite other instructors to add one or more of their sections into the requester's existing course shell. This process uses a target course shell rather than creating a brand-new shell, and the selected sections are moved into that target shell when the request is approved. Before You Begin You must have a target...
Article Id: 20716

In some LSU Moodle courses, exams are administered through a third-party publisher site. This means that students take exams in the publisher site and not in the Moodle site with a quiz activity. Most third-party tools are added to Moodle as an LTI external tool . The most commonly used publisher external tools in Moodle are: Pearson Cengage Macmillan McGraw-Hill ...
Article Id: 20682

Moodle Mail allows users to send email and other types of notifications through a Moodle course. These messages are not sent through an external email server, but through the Moodle site. Composing a New Message using Moodle Mail In your Moodle course, turn Editing on, open the sidebar, and click on the blocks icon. If the Moodle Mail block is not in the block drawer, follow...
Article Id: 20288

There are a few ways to grade an assignment: by individual submission, through the assignment screen, and through the gradebook. There are a few different ways to reach the grading screen and to grade the submissions. This article covers the following topics. Click on a link to jump to that topic: Getting to the Assignment grading summary page Through Reminders ...
Article Id: 20201

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