Moodle Student Tutorial

There are several ways to move around in your course(s). There is no single 'right way'; it is a matter of personal preference.

Breadcrumbs:

Breadcrumbs are located at the top left margin on the page, directly above the header. They show the 'path' you have taken. The breadcrumb bar remains at the top of your screen even when you have scrolled down the page.

The last page name, in this case is  'Introduction to the Hospital.  This where you currently are.  To move back to the main 'NUCL 146' page, click on that text. This is faster than using the browser 'back' arrow.

Details on which profiles settings need to be update by you and information about passwords and security questions.

How a 'book' is used to provide information to students.

Use the Message or Quickmail (if enabled on your course) to contact other people that have an account on this site.

This could include other students and instructors.

Hints and tips on how to participate in the classroom discussion forums

The chat activity module enables participants to have text-based, real-time synchronous discussions.

Using the calendar block can help in managing your course work.  Check out the contents....there may be a few tricks you haven't yet discovered.

Information on where assignments are listed, how to access them, how to submit them for marking, and how to replace a file.

Instructors use quizzes for many purposes.  Quizzes can be an official test or they can also be a self-test which is a way for you to test your own understanding of the course material.

Where you can see the grades that have been posted in Moodle.  Note, these are not your official grades.  Transcripts, which are your official grades, are available through Selkirk's Student Record System.