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A SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) package is a collection of files which are packaged according to an agreed standard for learning objects. The SCORM activity module enables SCORM or AICC packages to be uploaded as a zip file and added to a course. For instructions on adding a SCORM package, see Moodle: Activities & Resources: Add SCORM Package . SCORM Package...
Article Id: 20046

In this aggregation method, the weight of each grade item is determined solely by its maximum grade. The weight field is neither displayed nor is it configurable. The only variable that can be adjusted is the maximum grade of the item. In the example below, the student score 60 out of 80 possible points for a 75% course total.
Article Id: 20226

After creating a Quiz, you must add questions to it. You can create new questions inside the quiz or in the question bank, and you can add older questions from the question bank inside the quiz. When you create a new question inside the quiz, it is automatically added to your question bank. Note: Because questions are pulled from the question bank, any changes that are made to the...
Article Id: 20029

To Add a Forum Activity: On your course page, click Create learning activity and on the Activities tab, select Forum . Give the forum a name and compose a detailed description with specific instructions. For best practices, see GROK article 20186, Forum Overview . On the forum settings page, you can determine the following: forum type (see ...
Article Id: 20203

Gradebook categories allow you to group related graded items together so that you can perform such functions as dropping a low grade or setting a weight or percentage for a group of items. Each category must contain at least one graded item. To Create a Category within Gradebook Setup: Scroll to the bottom of the Gradebook setup screen and click the Add category button.
Article Id: 20216

The Customer Weights aggregation method allows you to specify weights for grade items (and / or categories) independent from the maximum grades for those items. The item's weight will be multiplied by the percentage scored by the student, not the raw score. In this way, the weight you want a grade item to carry does not have to dictate the maximum grade you assign to that item. In the...
Article Id: 20230

You may need to temporarily hide a section from students while you are in the process of adding or editing its contents. To hide a section, simply navigate to the offending section and click on the open eye icon located in the toolbar just below the name. This icon is a toggle control, so clicking it repeatedly unhides and rehides the section. When the section is in its visible state, the eye...
Article Id: 20234

Description PeerMark is a peer review tool built into Turnitin. The instructor creates the PeerMark assignment within the Turnitin management interface and the students access it there once it has been created. Best Practices and Considerations When using PeerMark, consider the following: The papers being reviewed must be submitted in the same Turnitin...
Article Id: 20254

The Natural aggregation method initially calculates the weight of all grade items based upon their maximum grade. Left unchanged, it will calculate grades precisely like Weight by Points. However, Natural allows you to override the calculated weight for any items you wish. Natural also helps to ensure that all of the weights within the course (or category) total 100. After...
Article Id: 20232

Whether formatted as Topics or Weekly, sections are simply the containers in which course content is organized and stored. New blank teaching courses are create with 10 sections, but you can delete unneeded sections or create new ones as needed. To create a new section, scroll down to the bottom of your Contents left sidebar. The Create a new section link is located below Contents ...
Article Id: 20233

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