What is the Digital Learning Environment (DLE) and how do I access it?
The Digital Learning Environment is a range of learning technologies with Moodle at the centre. Learn how to access them.
Moodle
Learn the essentials of how to use Moodle
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Using the Module Information block
The Module Information block in Moodle provides a consistent placeholder for core module information. Some elements are generated automatically and some will need to be populated by teaching staff. -
What are the Minimum Module requirements?
Ensure your Module courses in Moodle meet the Minimum Module requirements policy. -
How do I rollover content or import from another course in Moodle?
Need to rollover content from last years module onto your new course for this year, here's how to do it. -
Adding a teacher, faculty support or external examiner to your course in Moodle
Learn how to enrol teaching or support staff onto your Moodle courses. -
Using and customising sections in a Moodle course
Moodle courses allow you to tailor the amount of topics or sections required, here you can learn how to change it from the default of 5. -
Course format options
Choosing the appropriate course format is critical for laying out your content, consider which one is best for your structure. -
Backing up Moodle courses
It is good practice to create backups of your Moodle course, here you can learn how to do this and also how to restore a course from a backup file. -
What is Moodle?
Moodle is the University's virtual learning environment and the central system where students access their course materials. -
A first look at the DLE
Moodle is our Digital Learning Environment, here's a first look at some of its features.
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