You can access the following from the Course Main Menu:
Settings: These settings pertain to the look and feel of your course. From here, you can change the course layout to show all topics on one page and show or hide the course.
Participants: view a list of your students.
Grades: access the Grader Report as well as Gradebook Setup.
Reports: access the Activity Completion report and several other reports.
More: This drop-down menu provides access to the Question Bank, Activity Completion, and Course Reuse.
Both the left and right sidebars are collapsible, which will help reduce extraneous material when discussing a topic or an assignment.
The "turn editing on" function is no longer a button but a switch labeled Edit Mode. The course menu is directly below the title. Here, you will find the settings for your course and a listing of participants. Under the heading More, you will find the Course Reuse option.
The Course Quick Navigation Sidebar can be useful for quickly moving to any element within a course. The course content is broken down into an outline format, and students can quickly click on links to each content element.
On the right sidebar, you will find links to report final grades and daily attendance. Directly below the daily attendance link is a link where students can check their attendance record.
Announcements are at the top of the central section. Only teachers can post these. By default, everyone is subscribed to the announcements.
Announcements can be used for a variety of purposes:
Click on the Add a discussion topic button.
Add the Subject Name, Complete the Message, and click Post to Forum.
Note: clicking Advanced will open a space for you to attach files to messages
Turn Edit Mode on.
To the far right of the item, you will see the icon (). Click on this icon to view the context menu.
Click on a link to move the new topic underneath the topic.
Hover over an activity or resource to highlight it, and your cursor will change to (). Then, you can click on the topic and drag and drop the topic, activity, or resource.
As you prepare your new course, it is crucial to check the availability dates of each Moodle Assignment, as this sets the timeline for your work.
The assignment opens to the class, and students can submit their work.
This is the expected time students will submit their work. The assignment can be submitted after the due date but will be marked late. ]
An assignment cannot be submitted past the cut-off date.
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