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Tsala: content moved to Courses

2011-10-31T09:52:31Z

content moved to Courses

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	~~{{Managing a Moodle course}}~~		#redirect [[Courses]]
	~~{{Improve}}~~
	~~A course is the heart of Moodle. The teacher usually provides~~ [[~~Activities]], [[Resources]] and information content for the students in the course. Students can be [[Enrollment\|enrolled]] in the course by many different methods.~~

	The teacher can control how the [[Course appearance\|course appears]] to the students. This can be done by the [[Course settings\|course settings]], through visual {{Themes\|themes]], [[Working with media\|media]] and other teacher provided [[Page content\|content]]. Most courses have a primary column with [[Course_sections\| sections]] for activities, resources and [[Labels\|labels]]. Teachers can add [[Blocks (teacher)\| blocks] outsides of the primary column.

	Teachers will discover they can hide or display things in the course. For example, this can be automatically done by date or [[Conditional activities\|completion criterion]] or through the use of [[Groups\|groups]] for any activity. However, anyone in a course might be able to change the way it looks for them. Common ways would include using the [[Dock]] or the one section only icon.

	~~The purpose of this page is to provide additional links for the new user. Please refer to the "Managing a Moodle Course" menu on this page. Have fun determining how Moodle will meet your needs.~~

	~~[[Image:Themestandardlogoscreenshotcourse2.jpg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A typical course 3 column format, as seen by a student]]~~

	~~==Notes for new site administrators==~~
	Typically courses are initially [[Add/edit courses\|created]] by either someone who has a Moodle [[Administrator]] or [[Course creator]] [[Roles\|role]]. Users with [[Teacher]] role in a course usually can edit or add items to that course.

	~~Site administrators (and teachers) should be aware that the site may add additional features or subtract standard Moodle features which will impact Teachers in their course(s).~~

	~~== See Also ==~~
	~~For Administrators or Course Creators~~
	*The [https://docs.moodle.org/en/Category:Administrator general index for an administrator] has many topics that relate to Course.

	*To set up a course for the first time see [[Create_your_own_course]]

	~~For Teachers~~
	*For adding content or editing a course see [[Adding/editing_a_course]] or [[Create_your_own_course]]

	*The [https://docs.moodle.org/en/Category:Teacher general index for an teacher] has many topics that relate to Course and the things that go in them.

	*Some Moodle sites allow users to Request a new course see [[Course_request]]


	~~[[Category:Teacher]]~~

	~~[[fr:Cours~~]]

Rcollman: more links,never too many

2011-09-20T15:18:14Z

more links,never too many

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	A course is the heart of Moodle. The teacher usually provides [[Activities]], [[Resources]] and information content for the students in the course. Students can be [[Enrollment\|enrolled]] in the course by many different methods.		A course is the heart of Moodle. The teacher usually provides [[Activities]], [[Resources]] and information content for the students in the course. Students can be [[Enrollment\|enrolled]] in the course by many different methods.

	The teacher can control how the course appears to the students. This can be done by the course settings, through visual themes, ~~graphics~~ and ~~the~~ teacher provided content. Most courses have a primary column with [[Course_sections\| sections]] for activities, resources and labels. Teachers can add [[Blocks (teacher)\| blocks] ~~outside~~ of the primary column.		The teacher can control how the [[Course appearance\|course appears]] to the students. This can be done by the [[Course settings\|course settings]], through visual {{Themes\|themes]], [[Working with media\|media]] and other teacher provided [[Page content\|content]]. Most courses have a primary column with [[Course_sections\| sections]] for activities, resources and [[Labels\|labels]]. Teachers can add [[Blocks (teacher)\| blocks] outsides of the primary column.

	Teachers will discover they can hide or display things in the course. For example, this can be automatically done by date or completion criterion or through the use of groups for any activity. However, anyone in a course might be able to change the way it looks for them. Common ways would include using the [[Dock]] or the one section icon.		Teachers will discover they can hide or display things in the course. For example, this can be automatically done by date or [[Conditional activities\|completion criterion]] or through the use of [[Groups\|groups]] for any activity. However, anyone in a course might be able to change the way it looks for them. Common ways would include using the [[Dock]] or the one section only icon.

	The purpose of this page is to provide additional links for the new user. Please refer to the "Managing a Moodle Course" menu on this page. Have fun determining how Moodle will meet your needs.		The purpose of this page is to provide additional links for the new user. Please refer to the "Managing a Moodle Course" menu on this page. Have fun determining how Moodle will meet your needs.
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	==Notes for new site administrators==		==Notes for new site administrators==
	Typically courses are initially created by either someone who has a Moodle [[Administrator]] or [[Course creator]] [[Roles\|role]]. Users with [[Teacher]] role in a course usually can edit or add items to that course.		Typically courses are initially [[Add/edit courses\|created]] by either someone who has a Moodle [[Administrator]] or [[Course creator]] [[Roles\|role]]. Users with [[Teacher]] role in a course usually can edit or add items to that course.

	Site administrators (and teachers) should be aware that the site may add additional features or subtract standard Moodle features which will impact Teachers in their course(s).		Site administrators (and teachers) should be aware that the site may add additional features or subtract standard Moodle features which will impact Teachers in their course(s).

Rcollman: /* Notes for new site administrators */

2011-09-20T15:05:00Z

Notes for new site administrators

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	==Notes for new site administrators==		==Notes for new site administrators==
	Typically courses are initially created by either someone who has a Moodle [[Administrator]] or [[Course creator]] [[~~Role~~\|role]]. Users with [[Teacher]] role in a course usually can edit or add items to that course.		Typically courses are initially created by either someone who has a Moodle [[Administrator]] or [[Course creator]] [[Roles\|role]]. Users with [[Teacher]] role in a course usually can edit or add items to that course.

	Site administrators (and teachers) should be aware that the site may add additional features or subtract standard Moodle features which will impact Teachers in their course(s).		Site administrators (and teachers) should be aware that the site may add additional features or subtract standard Moodle features which will impact Teachers in their course(s).

Rcollman: /* Notes for new site administrators */

2011-09-20T15:04:46Z

Notes for new site administrators

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	Typically courses are initially created by either someone who has a Moodle [[Administrator]] or [[Course creator]] [[Role\|role]]. Users with [[Teacher]] role in a course usually can edit or add items to that course.		Typically courses are initially created by either someone who has a Moodle [[Administrator]] or [[Course creator]] [[Role\|role]]. Users with [[Teacher]] role in a course usually can edit or add items to that course.

	Site administrators (and teachers) should be aware that the site may add additional features or subtract standard Moodle features which will impact Teachers in their course(s). ~~Most of the courses features have defaults and many feat~~		Site administrators (and teachers) should be aware that the site may add additional features or subtract standard Moodle features which will impact Teachers in their course(s).

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

Rcollman: Not happy but a start in a rewrite of this page. See page comments

2011-09-20T15:00:39Z

Not happy but a start in a rewrite of this page. See page comments

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	{{Managing a Moodle course}}		{{Managing a Moodle course}}
	{{Improve}}		{{Improve}}
	A course is usually ~~composed of~~ [[~~Course_sections \| sections]] called [[Course_sections#Weekly_format \| weeks]] or [[Course_sections#Topic_format \| topics~~]], ~~but it also has special~~ [[~~Blocks (teacher)\| blocks~~]] ~~which~~ can be ~~added to the~~ [[~~Course_homepage~~ \| ~~home page~~]] of the course~~. Typically courses are created~~ by ~~either someone who has Moodle [[Administrator]] or [[Course creator]] privileges~~. ~~Users with [[Teacher]] rights for a course can edit or add items to that course, as can the administrator and course creator.~~		A course is the heart of Moodle. The teacher usually provides [[Activities]], [[Resources]] and information content for the students in the course. Students can be [[Enrollment\|enrolled]] in the course by many different methods.

	~~Moodle is very robust and~~ can be ~~used in~~ a ~~wide variety of educational,~~ [[~~Trainer~~\|~~training~~]] and ~~informational settings~~. ~~Often there many ways a course might be constructed~~. ~~Have fun determining how Moodle will meet your needs.~~		The teacher can control how the course appears to the students. This can be done by the course settings, through visual themes, graphics and the teacher provided content. Most courses have a primary column with [[Course_sections\| sections]] for activities, resources and labels. Teachers can add [[Blocks (teacher)\| blocks] outside of the primary column.

	~~The purpose~~ of ~~this page is~~ to ~~provide additional links~~ for the ~~new user~~.		Teachers will discover they can hide or display things in the course. For example, this can be automatically done by date or completion criterion or through the use of groups for any activity. However, anyone in a course might be able to change the way it looks for them. Common ways would include using the [[Dock]] or the one section icon.

	[[Image:Themestandardlogoscreenshotcourse2.jpg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A typical course~~, similar to demo.moodle.net~~, as seen by a student]]		The purpose of this page is to provide additional links for the new user. Please refer to the "Managing a Moodle Course" menu on this page. Have fun determining how Moodle will meet your needs.

			[[Image:Themestandardlogoscreenshotcourse2.jpg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A typical course 3 column format, as seen by a student]]

			==Notes for new site administrators==
			Typically courses are initially created by either someone who has a Moodle [[Administrator]] or [[Course creator]] [[Role\|role]]. Users with [[Teacher]] role in a course usually can edit or add items to that course.

			Site administrators (and teachers) should be aware that the site may add additional features or subtract standard Moodle features which will impact Teachers in their course(s). Most of the courses features have defaults and many feat

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

Rcollman: change to improve

2011-09-20T14:02:30Z

change to improve

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	{{Managing a Moodle course}}		{{Managing a Moodle course}}
	~~<p class="note">'''Please refer to [[TOC_with_notes#Managing a Moodle course\|these notes]] before editing this page.'''</p>~~		{{Improve}}

	A course is usually composed of [[Course_sections \| sections]] called [[Course_sections#Weekly_format \| weeks]] or [[Course_sections#Topic_format \| topics]], but it also has special [[Blocks (teacher)\| blocks]] which can be added to the [[Course_homepage \| home page]] of the course. Typically courses are created by either someone who has Moodle [[Administrator]] or [[Course creator]] privileges. Users with [[Teacher]] rights for a course can edit or add items to that course, as can the administrator and course creator.		A course is usually composed of [[Course_sections \| sections]] called [[Course_sections#Weekly_format \| weeks]] or [[Course_sections#Topic_format \| topics]], but it also has special [[Blocks (teacher)\| blocks]] which can be added to the [[Course_homepage \| home page]] of the course. Typically courses are created by either someone who has Moodle [[Administrator]] or [[Course creator]] privileges. Users with [[Teacher]] rights for a course can edit or add items to that course, as can the administrator and course creator.

Cttxg: /* See Also */

2011-09-08T02:45:13Z

ColinFraser at 10:05, 4 August 2011

2011-08-04T10:05:51Z

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	The purpose of this page is to provide additional links for the new user.		The purpose of this page is to provide additional links for the new user.

	[[Image:~~Theme standardlogo screenshot course~~.jpg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A typical course, similar to demo.moodle.net, as seen by a student]]		[[Image:Themestandardlogoscreenshotcourse2.jpg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A typical course, similar to demo.moodle.net, as seen by a student]]

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

Lasko at 05:52, 31 May 2011

2011-05-31T05:52:32Z

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			{{Managing a Moodle course}}
			<p class="note">'''Please refer to [[TOC_with_notes#Managing a Moodle course\|these notes]] before editing this page.'''</p>

	A course is usually composed of [[Course_sections \| sections]] called [[Course_sections#Weekly_format \| weeks]] or [[Course_sections#Topic_format \| topics]], but it also has special [[Blocks (teacher)\| blocks]] which can be added to the [[Course_homepage \| home page]] of the course. Typically courses are created by either someone who has Moodle [[Administrator]] or [[Course creator]] privileges. Users with [[Teacher]] rights for a course can edit or add items to that course, as can the administrator and course creator.		A course is usually composed of [[Course_sections \| sections]] called [[Course_sections#Weekly_format \| weeks]] or [[Course_sections#Topic_format \| topics]], but it also has special [[Blocks (teacher)\| blocks]] which can be added to the [[Course_homepage \| home page]] of the course. Typically courses are created by either someone who has Moodle [[Administrator]] or [[Course creator]] privileges. Users with [[Teacher]] rights for a course can edit or add items to that course, as can the administrator and course creator.

Rcollman: Add image

2010-04-07T13:28:52Z

Add image

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	Moodle is very robust and can be used in a wide variety of educational, [[Trainer\|training]] and informational settings. Often there many ways a course might be constructed. Have fun determining how Moodle will meet your needs.		Moodle is very robust and can be used in a wide variety of educational, [[Trainer\|training]] and informational settings. Often there many ways a course might be constructed. Have fun determining how Moodle will meet your needs.

	The purpose of this page is to provide additional links for the new user.		The purpose of this page is to provide additional links for the new user.

			[[Image:Theme standardlogo screenshot course.jpg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A typical course, similar to demo.moodle.net, as seen by a student]]

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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	*The [https://docs.moodle.org/en/Category:Teacher general index for an teacher] has many topics that relate to Course and the things that go in them.		*The [https://docs.moodle.org/en/Category:Teacher general index for an teacher] has many topics that relate to Course and the things that go in them.

			*Some Moodle sites allow users to Request a new course see [[Course_request]]