New for teachers

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If you're a teacher in Moodle, then this page will tell you about major changes affecting you in Moodle 4.4.

Course page improvements

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Refined look

Activies and sections clearly defined.

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Single section page

Focus on one section only in its own page.

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New 'View' option

With edit mode enabled, teachers click to 'view' a single section.

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Custom sections

Topics format is now Custom sections.

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Activity icons

Updated activity icons use an accessible colour palette.

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File (MIME) type icons

Available also in 4.1/2/3, file types can be easily identified.

New 'Ordering' question type (MUA-sponsored project)

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Rearrange words or phrases

Now standard Moodle, the Ordering question type allows teachers to create questions with single words or sentences.

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Reorder images

Images can also be rearranged if using the HTML format option.

Quiz improvements

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Display 'last saved'

Students can see from Quiz navigation when their responses were last saved.

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Section grading

Teachers can allocate grades to groups of questions in a quiz.

And more...

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New notifications

Enabled by default in new sites, notifications now include welcome messages for manual enrolments and warnings of unenrolment due to inactivity.

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Matrix group support

Matrix rooms for groups are now created in courses using groups.

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Quicker 'Post to all groups'

The 'Post to all groups' checkbox displays directly on the page when creating a post.

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Filter course badges

Teachers and students can filter course badges.

TinyMCE

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Default editor in all sites

TinyMCE is now the default editor in new and upgraded sites.

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Improved image handling

Image handling is more streamlined, giving a better user experience.