Moodle Minute

By default each course site in Moodle has a General News and Announcements forum, and additional forums can be added to a course site to promote engagement and interactivity. In this Moodle Minute, hear about the four types of forums and the features they provide.

You can also find these instructions as part of the Moodle Faculty Quickstart Guide. Comments and suggestions about the podcast can be sent to .

In this episode of the Moodle Minute, learn about Lafayette's automated procedure for adding students to courses, and how faculty can manually add users and assign roles if someone is missing.

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Learn how to upload files to a course in this edition of the Moodle Minute. You can also find these instructions as part of the Moodle Faculty Quickstart Guide. Comments and suggestions about the podcast can be sent to .

Learn how to add web links to a course in this edition of the Moodle Minute. Comments and suggestions about the podcast can be sent to .

The merits of the topic vs. weekly format for courses is discussed in this edition of the Moodle Minute. Comments and suggestions about the podcast can be sent to .

In this Moodle Minute, we discuss how to move content from existing Blackboard courses to Moodle. Comments and suggestions about the podcast can be sent to .

This edition of the podcast explains what forms of support are available for Moodle, including workshops, training with instructional technologists, documentation, and this podcast. Comments and suggestions about the podcast can be sent to .

An overview of how to update your profile photo within Moodle. Additional information about your profile can be found on the Moodle Faculty Quickstart Guide. Comments and suggestions about the podcast can be sent to itsblog@lafayette.edu.

In this episode of the Moodle Minute we talk about which web browser works best with Moodle. Comments and suggestions for the podcast can be sent to .

Learn about how each semester's courses are automatically added to Moodle based on information from the Registrar's Office, and how you can request additional courses above and beyond the official ones. Comments and suggestions for the podcast can be sent to itsblog@lafayette.edu.