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Use Groups in a Discussion Forum

Moodle for Faculty F5: Discussions and Groups

Groups can be used in a Discussion Forum to limit the number of posts an individual student interacts with. This can be especially helpful in courses with a large number of students.   Using Separate or Visible Groups Instructions First, you need to set ...

Moodle Assignment Settings

Moodle for Faculty Moodle Assignments

When adding a new assignment activity to a Moodle course, there are a variety of settings that impact how the activity looks and functions. These settings can also be adjusted after the assignment is created by turning editing on in the course and choosing Edi...

Reordering Gradebook Items

Moodle for Faculty F6: Grades and the Gradebook

When viewing the gradebook, items are listed in chronological order, based on when the assignment or activity was added to the course site. This order might be different than the order the activities appear on the course site and/or the order you'd like them t...

Using Grading Guides

Moodle for Faculty F3: Assignments and Feedback

Submitting an Assignment

Moodle for Students Common Moodle Tasks

Moodle assignments are a common way students submit files to instructors for grading. These files might include documents, slide presentations, videos, images, etc. The pink assignment icon indicates where the assignment should be turned in. Adding a Fil...

Mobile Device

Moodle for Students Accessing Moodle

Moodle offers a mobile app that allows students to view course content and complete many course activities from a mobile device. The app is available from Google Play and the Apple Store. Instructions Download and install the app for your device. Visit the...

Turning In Grades

Moodle for Faculty F6: Grades and the Gradebook

At the end of each semester, grades need to be reported for each student. Grades are reported on Portal by following one of the methods below.   Manually Submitting Grades Visit portal.mlc-wels.edu and log in with your MLC username and password. Select Gr...

Viewing Final Grades

Moodle for Students Common Moodle Tasks

After your instructor has submitted your final grade for a course, that grade can be viewed on Portal. You can also access grades from previous semesters through Portal. Grade Report Visit portal.mlc-wels.edu and log in using your MLC username and password...

Asssignment Overview

Moodle for Faculty Moodle Assignments

The assignment activity is how students can turn in a variety of files to be graded. There are a variety of settings that impact how a student can upload files and how the assignment is assessed. Please view the rest of this chapter to learn how assignments fu...

Discussion Forum Types

Moodle for Faculty F5: Discussions and Groups

There are five types of discussion forums to support participant collaboration and learning. Each type is described below and further explained on the Moodle Forum Activity page. Standard Forum for General Use Instructions and discussion prompts should be ...

Which Username & Password Do I Use?

Library

It depends on what you are trying to access. Off-campus access to library databases or Discovery searches:  Portal Username and Password See "Getting Started" for help with your Portal account. MLC and TdS catalogs, MLC and TdS Overdrive, MNLINK: ...

Moodle Overview

Moodle for Students

Moodle is the learning management system (LMS) used at Martin Luther College. Graduate, Continuing Education, and other online students will utilize Moodle to access course content, submit assignments, communicate with classmates, view grades, and more. Moodle...

Using a Computer

Moodle for Students Accessing Moodle

MLC's Moodle site is available from any device with an internet browser and internet connection. If you are using a mobile device (tablet or smartphone) you can access Moodle from the browser or from the Moodle App.  Instructions Open the internet browse...

Account Creation

Moodle for Students Your Moodle Account

A Moodle account is automatically created for everyone who enrolls at MLC. Account information will be sent to the email address you provided after your registration has been processed. Your Moodle username and password are the same as the username and passwor...

Moodle Dashboard

Moodle for Students S1: Get Started and Find Your Courses

After logging into Moodle, the Dashboard is the first screen that you will see. The dashboard will show all the visible classes that you're currently enrolled in. The dashboard is also customizable so you can quickly access your current courses and other infor...

Communicating in Moodle

Moodle for Students Navigation and Features

There are a variety of ways to communicate with your classmates and instructor in MLC courses. Please be sure to check the course syllabus to find your instructor's preferred method of communication. Moodle Messenger Moodle Messenger is an instant messag...

Course Navigation

Moodle for Students S2: Navigate and Personalize Moodle

After you click on a course in your Moodle Dashboard, you will be taken to the course home page. The content of each course home page will vary depending on how your instructor has designed the course, but the following features are typical of each course. ...

Downloading Course Content

Moodle for Students Common Moodle Tasks

Instructors often provide course content to students in the form of PDFs, Word Documents, or PowerPoint presentations that can be downloaded and viewed. Please use the following instructions to download course content. Log into Moodle and enter your cours...

Participating in Discussion Forums

Moodle for Students Common Moodle Tasks

Discussion forums are often used by instructors to facilitate discussion about course topics or provide course announcements. Please read below to participate in a discussion forum. Discussion Forum Overview Discussion forums are indicated by the speech ...

Checking Grades and Feedback

Moodle for Students Common Moodle Tasks