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Moodle is Evergreen's Learning Management System (LMS). It is an open source, freely available system that was build by and for teachers to provide a solid foundation course management. It is currently being used in many Evergreen programs and courses on campus. Moodle supports structured course-work with tools like assignments, quizzes, peer assessment, etc. Moodle is easy to use and has many powerful features designed to augment the classroom experience. | Moodle is Evergreen's Learning Management System (LMS). It is an open source, freely available system that was build by and for teachers to provide a solid foundation course management. It is currently being used in many Evergreen programs and courses on campus. Moodle supports structured course-work with tools like assignments, quizzes, peer assessment, etc. Moodle is easy to use and has many powerful features designed to augment the classroom experience. | ||
Revision as of 15:18, 17 March 2010
Moodle is Evergreen's Learning Management System (LMS). It is an open source, freely available system that was build by and for teachers to provide a solid foundation course management. It is currently being used in many Evergreen programs and courses on campus. Moodle supports structured course-work with tools like assignments, quizzes, peer assessment, etc. Moodle is easy to use and has many powerful features designed to augment the classroom experience.
Moodle at Evergreen can be found at http://elms.evergreen.edu.
Moodle help at Evergreen pages are listed below under the Subcategories heading. These are the subcategories for help documentation specific to Evergreen's Moodle environment and are tailored to who you are; faculty or student.
Moodle Startup Guide for Students
Moodle Help outside of Evergreen is available via a broad and diverse Moodle Community of users and developers. These are listed in the following links and will provide access to a wide range of general online help documentation and user forums;
- Moodle Teacher Documentation (from http://www.moodle.org)
- Using Moodle Book - Online Version
- Teaching Do's according to Moodle
Pages in category "Moodle"
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