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The News & Announcements (or Announcements) forum is a special type of forum that can be used by an instructor to email the whole class. In addition to receiving the announcement in an email, the announcements for the semester will also be archived in the foru...

Wiley Plus is integrated with Moodle, so Instructors can add access to Wiley Plus in their Moodle course.   Steps Navigate to any Moodle course and turn on editing, click on Add an activity or resource   Find and...

This tutorial shows how to create an Assignment that uses the Annotate PDF Tool which allows instructors to grade assignments without downloading them. Note: If you will be using this tool to provide feedback for draft assignments that students will need to r...

Following assignment submissions, instructors can download and upload multiple feedback files to students all at once.   View this Video (12 min): Demonstrating Assignment Submission Download and Multiple Feedback File Upload.  (Note that this video is from a...

How to Annotate a PDF Document The good news is that most of the focus is on annotating PDF documents because it is the most shared format. Annotation is also a default feature set of common tools found on both Windows and MacOS. Step-by-step guide This gui...

Summary There are two ways to choose from for grading discussion forums. Rate posts and replies as you read your student's discussion contributions using a rating scale to grade discussion posts cumulatively. For example, you can separately rate students' ...

Summary Rubrics are used to standardize assessment, ensuring consistent and fair grading while saving instructors time. They clarify complex expectations for students, promoting self-assessment and reducing questions. By mapping criteria to learning goals, th...

This guide shows you how to add the Mass Actions block to your course and how to use it. Tool Description: The Mass Actions block allows you to perform actions upon multiple resources or activities, rather than having to perform repeated actions on individua...

Summary Starting with Moodle 4.5, Clarkson users have two options for more efficiently moving, deleting, hiding, showing, or duplicating multiple course items at once: Users have the option of adding the Mass Actions block to their course. The mass actions...

Summary Moodle overs a variety of forum types to suit your discussion needs. This guide will help you to decide which forum type works for your purposes. News & Announcements ForumVarious Discussion Type ForumsHow to Add a ForumGrading Forums: Whole Forum v...

Ready to add grades or view the status of the current grades? You are looking for the Grader Report which can be found in two ways. Summary The Grader Report is an overview of the Students, Assignments and Grades similar to how teachers used to use an Excel ...

Summary Assignment drop boxes are linked to the Gradebook from the assignment settings when the Assignment is created. However, if you have added any manual assignments, for example a quiz that was taken in the F2F classroom, you must add this assignment to t...

Summary This article provides instruction for instructors who wish to import grades from a file source other than Moodle (namely .xls or .csv) into the Moodle Gradebook. This Guide Will Help You to: Export a stable data source file Import the desired gra...

Summary Using a rubric to grade assignments ensures consistent, transparent, and efficient assessment by clearly outlining expectations for both instructors and students. They remove subjectivity in grading, help instructors provide faster, detailed feedback,...

Summary Instructors may wish to download student Assignment file submissions for review and grading.  Under Options, you can choose to download submissions in individual zip folders or all in one zip folder.   This Guide Will Help You to: Download student...

The Gradebook in Moodle is very powerful with several options for aggregating and presenting grades to students. Once your course is created in Moodle and your syllabus is finalized, you are ready to set up your Moodle Gradebook.  Refer to your syllabus when s...