Related resources
There are a number of additional guides and resources to support building Moodle activities and resources.
Moodle activity guides
Activity | Description |
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Assignments can be used to assess and provide feedback for many types of student work including individual or group submissions, in-class work, online and/or file submissions. | |
The Attendance activity allows online marking of attendance. A teacher can take attendance, print reports and allow students to view their own record. | |
The Chat activity creates a space for you and your students to have real-time discussion. | |
The Choice activity in Moodle allows students to respond to a single multiple choice question. You can view the number of responses and the responses. | |
The database activity allows you and your students to develop and search a bank of records entries. | |
The Feedback activity in Moodle allows you to create and conduct surveys to collect feedback from your students. | |
Forums allow participants to share and discuss concepts and ideas by posting comments. | |
The glossary activity in Moodle allows you and/or your students to build, display and search a list and its definitions, like a dictionary. | |
The Group self-selection activity enables students to choose their own group within a grouping set for an activity. | |
H5P activities allow you to create a range of interactive content that can be embedded directly in Moodle, for example a 'Test your understanding' quiz within a book or lesson, or an information accordion within a label. | |
The Moodle Lesson activity presents content and questions that each student navigates through individually according to their responses to the questions or choices posed. | |
Using the Quiz activity in Moodle, you can create quizzes using multiple choice, true-false, matching and other question types. | |
Stealth activity | Stealth activities are Moodle activities (or resources) available to students but not shown on the Unit home page. |
Turnitin is a Moodle-integrated similarity checking system. | |
The Wiki activity in Moodle allows you to enable participants to add and edit a collection of web pages individually or collaboratively. | |
Workshops are a student-focused learning activity that allows students to engage in peer review and assessment in a structured multi-part activity. |
Moodle resource guides
Resource | Description |
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A book is a multi-page resource that provides a table of contents. | |
Folders may be added to Moodle to organise uploaded files. | |
Labels enable you to add additional text or graphics to your course page. | |
Pages function as a webpage, where text and content can be added. | |
A URL to link to a website displayed simply as a hyperlink on your Moodle page. |