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End of Semester: Online Course
Please use the following checklist to help guide you through the end of your online course. View Survey Results Enter Course Grades Hide Course from Students Delete Old Courses
Permanently Deleting Old Courses
Most online instructors do not want to delete a course site right after they have taught it since they might want to refer back to it the next time they teach the course. However, after teaching a course several times, several previous course sites will have a...
Course Surveys
A common end-of-course survey is conducted at the conclusion of all online courses in order to gather valuable feedback for course improvement. The survey instructions are sent out to your students by Rachel Feld via the Announcement Forum in your course. The ...
End of Semester: On-Campus Course
Please use the following checklist to help guide you through the end of your on-campus course. Enter Course Grades Export Grade Book Hide Course from Students Delete Old Courses Get Ready for the Next Semester!
Beginning of Semester: On-Campus Course
Please use the following checklist to help get your On-Campus Moodle site up and running. Locate your course for the coming semester Course sections are created 6 weeks before the start of the semester. Request a Meta-Course (if needed) Imp...
Beginning of Semester: Online Course
Please use the following checklist to help get your online Moodle course up and running. Edit Course Content Please make all edits, with the exception of due dates, in your master copy. Due dates should be set in your semester course after the conte...
Beginning Moodle Videos
Finding Your Way Around Dashboard What is a Course? Course Layout Editing Course Sections Editing Icons Adding and Editing Text Course Blocks Drag and Drop Files Activity Completion Uploading Files Using the File Picker Adding Images Activity Ch...
Adding a Google Form to Moodle
1. Create your Google Form or Google Forms Quiz 2. Click the purple Share button in the upper right corner of your quiz. 3. If not already checked, check Collect email addresses so you know whose answers are whose. 4. Next to Send via, click the icon of the...
Course Organization Tips
Having an organized Moodle course site can go a long way in helping students succeed in online learning. Some things to consider: Use sections to organize your course in Moodle rather than having one long list. Think of these sections like file folders -- a...
Share a video file with my instructor
Using Google Drive - Computer App settings can vary based on your device. For additional help, please visit Google Support. Begin by recording your video and saving it to your computer. From that same computer, open Google Drive Make sure you're logged i...
Start a Google Meet
From the Google Meet Website This is best for meetings that are happening right away. From an internet browser (Google Chrome is recommended) visit meet.google.com. Make sure you're signed in using your MLC account. You can check this by looking at the...
Join a Google Meet
From Your Computer Click on the link to the Google Meet from your email, calendar, or wherever the Google Meet was shared with you. It is recommended that you use Google Chrome. The Google Meet website will open. Make sure you're signed in using your MLC...
Getting Help from the Writing Center
The Writing Center is available most evenings while school is in session. Check out the Writing Center web page for specific information.
Beginner's Guide to Moodle Gradebook
If you haven't used Moodle Gradebook before, this would be a great time to try it out. Some benefits include: graded Moodle activities are automatically imported into the Moodle gradebook students can log in and see their grades at any time at the end of ...
Use Google Meet to Record a Presentation
Google Meet can be used by yourself or with a group to record a presentation. The recording is automatically saved to your Google Drive and you can share the link to it on Moodle. Instructions Begin by setting up your computer with any documents or present...
Setting the Grading Scale
The grading scale is how Moodle translates percentages into letter grades. It is also the scale that is used when exporting grades from Moodle into Portal. The default grading scale can be changed in your course to match the grading scale in your syllabus. Gra...
Open a Word Document in Google Docs
Your professors might share documents in Word for you to complete. If you do not have Word on your computer, you can still edit Word documents using your MLC Google account with Google Docs. Instructions Download the Word document to your computer by click...
Adding Extra Credit
Extra credit can be added to the Moodle gradebook as a gradebook item that adds points to the student's number of accumulated points, but not to the point total for the course. This ability is dependent on some settings in your gradebook. For additional help w...
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APA Formatting
MS Graduate students are expected to follow APA Manual (7th Edition) in formal writing, and follow the MLC Form and Style Sheet. Below are some sites to assist you with citations and APA style. The Writer's Handbook: APA Documentation Guide (UW-Madison) P...