Using Moodle
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
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Using the Open LMS Moodle Mobile App The Open LMS Moodle Mobile App is available to download here (iOS) or here (Android). Depending on your internet speed and reliability, with the Open LMS Mobile App, you can: If you are not an app user, you can also use Moodle via your phone or mobile device's internet browser (i.e. Safari or Chrome, etc.). Please note: SCC recommends that students complete assignments, discussion forum posts, quizzes, and other important activities from a computer, not a mobile device, for improved reliability.
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