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This guide's is designed show you how to get around Moodle. Think of it like your personal cheat sheet for finding stuff and getting things done in your online classes.

Finding What You Need:

At the top of the page, you'll find ways to browse:

Alphabetical: (A, B, C...): Click a letter to jump to terms starting with that letter.
All: See every single term on one long page.
Search Bar: This is your best friend! Just type in what you're looking for (like "Grades" or "Assignments") and hit Enter.
Key Words: Every entry has a bolded word (like "MyCourses" or "Messages") and a clear explanation of what it is and what it does in Moodle.
Helpful Links: You'll often see blue, underlined words inside the definitions. These are links to other terms in the glossary. Click 'em! It's a great way to see how different parts of Moodle connect.

Quick Tips for Making It Easier:

Use that search bar! It's the fastest way to get answers.
Put it into practice. The more you actually do what the glossary says, the better you'll understand Moodle.
Come back to it. Moodle has a lot going on. If you ever forget how something works, just come back here to review

Browse the glossary using this index

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Using the Read&Write Dictionaries

by Erin McCully - Thursday, August 21, 2025, 1:24 PM

Using the Read&Write Dictionaries

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use the talking and picture dictionaries in the Read&Write toolbar.

Tutorial Steps
Step 1	Open up a website or Google doc in Google Chrome. Ensure that the Read&Write toolbar is visible. Click a word to position the cursor in that word or highlight the word. Click Dictionary on the Read&Write toolbar. The Dictionary window appears, showing definitions of the current word. Click the button next to one of the definitions. Read&Write reads the definition aloud, with highlighting. You can also have the word itself read out to you, so you can check how it is pronounced. Click to close the Dictionary window.
Step 2	Instead of using the talking dictionary, you can use the picture dictionary. After selecting a word, click Picture Dictionary on the Read&Write toolbar. The Picture Dictionary window appears, showing symbols or images that represent the current word. Click the button next to the word at the top of the Picture Dictionary window. Read&Write reads the word aloud, so you can check how it is pronounced. Click to close the Picture Dictionary window.

Questions? Please submit a Help Ticket to SCC E-Learning (under "Select Type of Help," choose "Moodle Assistance")

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YouTube - Adding a YouTube Video to an Assignment

by Matt Litchford - Wednesday, June 25, 2025, 10:44 AM

Adding a YouTube Video to an Assignment
Step 1	Navigate to the assignment in the course and click on the name of the assignment. On the resulting screen, click Add Discussion.
Step 2	On the resulting screen, under Online text, click on the Yuja Video icon in the text editor bar.
Step 3	The media chooser will pop up. If you haven’t already added the video to your Yuja library, select Upload Media. Select the URL tab and then the YouTube tab.
Step 4	Copy and paste the YouTube URL address into the YouTube Link field.
Step 5	After inputting the link a warning will appear asking to confirm that using an outside video will limit some Yuja features. Select Yes to use the video.
Step 6	Once you title the video, you can add a description and tags if you would like. When done entering information select Start Upload.
Step 7	The media chooser will pop up again, showing your recent upload as the first video in the list. Select the video and click Insert Content to finish the embed.
Step 8	The video will appear embedded in the text box of the forum. When you have adjusted any other settings required, select Save Changes and then Submit.