• Click on the link Create new account below the login button.
• Click on the button Create new account.
• Fill out the required fields and click on Create my new account button.

• Click on the link: Forgotten your password? below the password field
• Follow the instructions.

• Login as User
• Navigate to Settings -> My profile settings -> change password
• Fill the required fields (current password, new password). Click save changes button

• Log in as Administrator/Manager.
• Go to Settings->Site administration -> users -> Accounts -> Browse list of users.

• Log in as Administrator/Manager.
• Go to Settings->Site administration -> users -> Accounts -> Browse list of users.
• Click on Edit icon in the Edit column of the page
• To reset the password, provide a new password in the New password field
• After resetting, if you want the user to change his password, check Force password change
• Click on Update profile button at the bottom of the page

• Log in as Administrator/Manager.
• Go to Settings->Site administration -> users -> Accounts -> Browse list of users.
• Click on Edit icon in the Edit column of the page
• Enter your new email address in the Email address field
• Click on update profile at the bottom of the page

• Click on the link Request new course in login page or after login click Moodle course creation request form button on top right corner of the page.
• Fill out the required fields and click submit button.

A course is the basic learning area on Moodle where a teacher displays materials for their students

• Login as Administrator/Manager/Course creator
• Go to Settings->site administration->courses->Add/edit courses
• Click on Add a new course button at the bottom of course categories page
• Fill the required fields (Course full name, Course short name) in Edit course settings page
• Click on save changes button at the bottom of the page

Weekly format: The course is organized week by week, with a clear start date and a finish date. LMS will create a section for each week of your course. You can add content, forums, quizzes, and so on in the section for each week.

Topics format: The course is organised into topic sections that a teacher can give titles to. Each topic section consists of activities, resources and labels

This is a short name of the course. The Short name is for displaying the course without having a long title. It should be unique for each any every course.

• Login as Administrator/Manager/Course creator
• Go to Settings->site administration->courses->Add/edit courses
• Click Add new category button at the bottom of course categories page
• Fill the required fields (Category name)
• Click create category button

Resources are items that a teacher can use to support learning, such as a file or a link. A standard LMS comes with different resource types that can be added to a course

Usually an activity is something that a student will do that interacts with other students and or the teacher. LMS has over a dozen activity types of tools for a teacher to use in a course

• Login as Administrator or Manager
• Open the course page
• Go to Settings->course administration->users->Enrolled users
• Click Enrol users button in the Enrolled users page
• Select the role you want from the Assign roles drop-down menu
• Choose the name of the teacher you want to enrol. Click on Enrol button on the right hand side of the name
• Click Finish enrolling users button

• Login as Administrator or Manager
• Go to the course page
• Go to Settings->course administration->users->Enrolled users
• Click Enrol users button in the Enrolled users page
• Select the role you want from the Assign roles drop-down menu
• Choose the name of the student you want to enrol. Click Enrol button on the right hand side of the name
• Click Finish enrolling users button

• Login as Administrator/Manager/Course creator/Teacher
• Go to the course page
• Go to Settings->course administration->users->Enrolment methods
• Select self enrolment option from Add method drop-down menu. Fill the necessary details in Self enrolment page. Click on Add method button at the bottom of the page
• If you want to edit the self enrolment page, click on Edit icon in the Edit column of Enrolment methods page
• If you want to show/hide the Self enrolment (student), click show/hide icon (EYE) in the Edit column of Enrolment methods page

• Login as Administrator/Manager/Course creator/Teacher
• Open the course page
• Go to Settings->course administration->Edit settings
• Select drop-down menu Maximum upload size under General section of the page
• Select the required size or if the required size is not available in the list, please contact the site administrator.

• Go to the course page. Click Turn Editing on (top right corner)
• Click on the link Add an activity or resource
• Select Quiz under the Activities section of the menu. Click Add button.
• Fill the required fields (Name) in Adding a new quiz page. Click save and display button
• Click Edit quiz button at the centre of the page
• If you want to add questions to the quiz, select the questions from the question bank located at the top right corner of the page
• Select the required questions from the question bank. click on Add to quiz button
• If you want to create a new question , please refer to How to create the question & question bank under Quiz section

Multiple Choice the respondent chooses from multiple answers. There are two types of multiple choice questions - single answer and multiple answers.

Short Answer The respondent types a word or phrase. There may several possible correct answers, with different grades. Answers may or may not be sensitive to case.

Numerical a numerical question looks just like a short-answer question. The difference is that numerical answers are allowed to have an accepted error. This allows a continuous range of answers to be set.

True/False The respondent selects from two options: True or False.

Matching a list of sub questions is provided, along with a list of answers. The respondent must "match" the correct answers with each question.

Embedded Answers (Cloze) these very flexible questions consist of a passage of text (in Moodle format) that has various answers embedded within it, including multiple choice, short answers and numerical answers.

Random Short-Answer matching from the student perspective, this looks just like a Matching question. The difference is that the sub-questions are drawn randomly from Short Answer questions in the current category.

Random a random question in a quiz is replaced by a randomly-chosen question from the category that was set.

Calculated Calculated questions offer a way to create individual numerical questions by the use of wildcards that are substituted with individual values when the quiz is taken.

Essay The respondent writes an answer in essay format.

• Go to the course page. Click Turn Editing on at the top-right corner of the page
• Select the Quiz
• Go to Settings->Quiz administration->Edit settings
• Go to the Grade section of the page
• Select from the drop-down menu Attempts allowed
• Select the required number of attempts

• Go to the course page. Click Turn editing on at the top-right corner of the page
• Select the quiz
• Go to Settings->Quiz administration->Question bank->Questions
• Click Create a new question button in the Question bank page
• Select the question type. Each question type has its own form and has its own options. Click Next button
• Fill the required fields (Question name, Default mark) in the page
• Write the question in the Question text
• Provide the answers for the question
• Click Save changes button at the bottom of the page

• Go to the course page
• Click Turn editing on at the top-right corner of the page
• Select the quiz
• Go to Settings->Quiz administration->Question bank->Questions
• From the select a category drop-down menu, select a category you want to add a question to
• Select the question type you want to create by clicking on Create new question button. Each question type has its own form and has its own options. Click Next button
• Fill the required fields (Question name, Default mark)
• Provide the answers for the question
• Click save changes at the bottom of the page

• Go to the course page
• Select the quiz
• Go to Settings->Quiz administration->Edit quiz
• Click on the question bank contents [show] link located on the right hand side of the page
• Select the questions from the question bank which you want to add
• Click on Add to quiz button

• Go to the course page
• Select the quiz
• Go to settings->Quiz administration->Question bank->Questions
• Click on create a new question button in Question bank page
• Choose a question type to add. Select Description
• Click on Next button
• Fill the required fields (Question name)
• Click on save changes button at the bottom of the page

• Go to the course page
• Select the quiz
• Go to Settings->Quiz administration->Edit settings
• Go to the Question behaviour section of the page. Select from the drop-down menu shuffle within questions

• In order to assign a quiz to a particular group, you have to first create a group
• See how to create groups & how to create groupings in the GROUP section
• After you have created the group, follow the instructions given below
• Go to the course page
• Select the quiz
• Go to Settings -> Quiz administration -> Edit settings
• Click the Show advanced button in the common module settings section
• Ensure that the Group mode is set to separate groups
• Select the grouping from the grouping dropdown menu
• Click Save and return to course button at the bottom of the page

• Login as Teacher/manager
• Go to the course page
• Select the quiz
• Click on the link Attempts at the centre of the page (you will see the Attempts link only if the quiz has been attempted)

• Login as Teacher/manager
• Go to the course page
• Select the quiz
• Click on the link Attempts at the centre of the page
• Select Excel spreadsheet from drop-down Download table data as
• Click Download button

• You can manually grade essay type questions once the quiz has been attempted
• Login as Teacher/manager
• Go to the course page
• Select the quiz
• On the next page, scroll down until you see the name of your quiz in the Navigation block on the left
• Click on Results
• Click Manual Grading
• On the next page, click the grade all link in the row of the question you'd like to grade
• In the Options section, select By student name for Order Attempts
• Read your students responses and enter a grade (Mark) for each one
• When you have entered all grades on the page, scroll down and click the Save and go to next page button
• When you are done grading this question, click the Back to the list of questions link at the top of the page

• Go to the course page
• Select the quiz
• Go to settings->Quiz administration->preview

• Go to the course page. Click Turn Editing on at the top right corner of the page
• Click on the link Add an Activity or Resource
• Choose Assignment from the menu under Activities section. Click Add button
• Fill the required fields (Assignment name, Description) in the page
• Click save and return to course button at the bottom of the page

• Go to the course page. Click Turn Editing on at the top right corner of the page
• Click on Update icon next to your assignment name
• Go to submission settings section of the page. Select Maximum submission size drop-down menu
• Select the required size from the drop-down Maximum submission size
• Click save and return to course button at the bottom of the page

• After logging in, click on the course you want to create a Turnitin assignment for students submission
• Then click the Turn editing on button at the top right corner to switch to editing mode
• After turning on the editing mode, under topic outline (or weekly outline) .choose a topic (or week) in which you want to create your Turnitin assignment
• Click on Add an activity or resource link
• Select Turnitin assignment under Activities section of the menu. Click Add button
• Adding a new Turnitin Assignment page will open
• Fill the required fields (Turnitin assignment name, summary) of the page
• Click on save and return to course button at the bottom of the page

• Go to the course page. Click Turn Editing on at the top right corner of the page
• Click on Add an Activity or Resource link
• Choose Assignment from the menu under Activities section. Click Add button
• Fill the required fields (Assignment name, Description) in the page
• Select YES from the drop-down menu Students submit in groups under Assignment settings section
• Click save and return to course button at the bottom of the page

The forum module is an activity where students and teachers can exchange ideas by posting comments.

Standard forum for general use: any student can start a new topic, and there can be as Many topics under the discussion name.

Simple forum: is just a single topic, so all posts will be on one page. No additional topics can be added under a single simple discussion. Useful for short, focused discussions.

Each person posts one discussion: Each person can post exactly one new discussion Topic (everyone can reply to them though).

Question and answer forum: The Q & A forum requires students to post their perspectives before viewing other students' postings.

No.

The News forum is a special forum for general announcements. A course may only have one News forum unless it has been imported from another system which supports more than one news forum.

• Optional subscription - Participants can choose whether to be subscribed
• Forced subscription- Everyone is subscribed and cannot unsubscribe
• Auto subscription- Everyone is subscribed initially but can choose to unsubscribe at any time
• Subscription disabled - Subscriptions are not allowed.

Manager, administrator, editing teacher for a course.

Teacher, student

Student, teacher

You are receiving mails from the forum because you have subscribed to the forum.

• Go to the course page
• Click the forum you wish to subscribe/unsubscribe
• Go to Settings->Forum administration
• Click Subscribe to this forum or Unsubscribe from this forum to subscribe/unsubscribe

• Grades are scores given to students (or other Roles) in a Moodle course
• The Grades link (or grade book) in the Course administration menu shows the scores given by each activity

• Go to the course page.
• Go to Settings->Course Administration->Edit settings.
• Select YES from Show gradebook to students drop-down menu under General section Of the page
• Click on save changes button at the bottom of the page

• Go to the course page
• Go to settings->course administration->Grades
• Go to Settings->Grade Administration ->Export->Excel spreadsheet
• On the Export to Excel Spreadsheet screen, select the grade items that you would like to Include in the Excel file and click the Submit button
• To export to excel-sheet, click on Download button
• The file will now get downloaded

A teacher can organise users into groups within the course or within particular activities. If you want to make an activity (such as an assignment or a quiz) visible to only one set of users within a course, you need first to put the users into a group and then put them into a grouping.

A single grouping can house one group or several groups.

• Go to the course page
• Settings -> Course administration -> Users -> Groups
• Click on create group button
• Fill the required fields (Group name)
• Click Save changes button
• Then click Add/remove users button
• In the Potential members list, select the users you want to add to the group. Multiple users may be selected using the Ctrl key
• Click the Add button to add the users to the group
• Click Back to groups button to go back to the Groups page

• In your course, click Settings -> Course administration -> Users -> Groups
• Click the Groupings tab
• Create a new grouping by clicking the create grouping button on the Groupings page
• Fill the required fields (Grouping name) on the create grouping page
• Click Save changes button
• Click on Show groups in grouping people icon in the edit column of Groupings page
• On the add/remove groups page, select the group(s) you want to add to the grouping from the Potential members list
• Click Add button
• Click the Back to groupings button. The group(s) you added to the grouping will now be listed in the table on the groupings page

• To assign a specific activity to a separate group, you must first set up the groupings
• On your LMS course page, click Turn editing on (top right corner). Editing icons and links will appear
• Add the activity you want to assign to groups, or if the activity has already been added, click its Update icon to open the Edit settings screen for the activity
• On the Edit settings screen, scroll down to Common module settings and click Show advanced button to see all options
• To assign the activities to all groups in your course, change the Group mode drop-down menu and select Separate groups
• To preserve your changes, scroll to the bottom of the page and click Save and return to course button

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• Go to the course page. Click on Turn editing on (top right corner)
• Click on Add an activity or resource link
• Select Label from the menu under Resources section. Click Add button
• Adding a new label page will open. Fill the required fields (Label text). Click on save and return to course button

• Go to the course page
• Click on Turn editing on(top right corner)
• Click Add an activity or resource link. Select URL from the menu under Resources section
• Fill the required fields ( Name , Description, External URL) in the Adding a new URL page
• Either enter the URL in the external URL field or click save and return to course button

• First, turn editing on by clicking the Turn editing on button at the top right corner of the page
• Click Add an activity or resource link
• Select page from the menu under Resources section. Click Add button
• Fill the required fields (Name, Description, Page content) in Adding a new page page
• Click save and return to course button

• Go to the course page. Click on Turn editing on (top right corner)
• Click on Add an activity or resource link
• Select File from the menu under Resources section. Click Add button
• Fill the required fields (Name, Description) in the page
• Click on Add button in content section of the page
• Click choose file button. Choose a file
• Click upload this file button
• Click save and return to course at the bottom of the page

• Go to the course page. Click Turn editing on (top right corner) button
• Click on Add an activity or resource link
• Select Folder from the menu under Resources section. Click Add button
• Adding a new folder page will open. Fill the required fields(Name, Description)
• Click on create folder option in content section of the page
• Provide a name to the folder and click create folder button
• Open the folder you have created by clicking on it
• Click on Add option in the same section
• Click choose file button. Choose a file
• Click upload this file button
• Click save and return to course button

• Go to the course page. Click the Turn editing on (top right corner) button
• Click on Add an activity or resource link
• Select (File, Label, Page, and URL) from the menu. Click on Add button
• Paste the video link inside embed or iframe html tag in the Text/Description area
• Click on save and return to course button