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Document Cameras
There are currently two types of document cameras being utilized in classrooms on campus. Please reference either the room number or picture of the document camera to identify which type is in the classroom. HDMI Document Camera These document cameras can b...
Interactive Whiteboards
Four of the WCC classrooms are equipped with interactive whiteboards (IWBs). These are sometimes also referred to as SMARTboards, interactive panels, touch screens, etc. There are currently two main types. Please reference the room numbers below to find out wh...
Classroom Displays
MLC Classrooms in the WCC, Music Hall, and Music Center are equipped with a display that can be hooked up to your device. There are three general display types; interactive whiteboard, projector, and TV. Please see the Interactive Whiteboard page for informati...
What do I do if the area to turn in my Google assignment on Moodle is too tiny to click?
Sometimes Google assignments in Moodle have formatting issues resulting in the box where you need to click to attach your assignment being too tiny to click. To fix this issue, try zooming out in your browser. Instructions are linked below for the most popular...
Finding a Course
Courses in Moodle can be found on your Moodle Dashboard and on the Site Home page. Use the following tips to quickly find the course you're looking for. You can save your frequently used courses to the Starred Courses section of your dashboard by starring t...
Accessing your MLC email for the first time
Your MLC Google Workspace Account password for your MLC email is different than your MLC Account (Moodle & Portal) password. To retrieve your initial password, follow these steps: Log in to the MLC Portal at http://portal.mlc-wels.edu Navigate t...
Using Google Docs Commenting for Grading Within Moodle
The commenting and editing features within Google Docs can sometimes be more user-friendly than the Moodle interface. There are two main ways to utilize the Google Docs interface while still keeping your work within Moodle. 1 - Using a Regular Assignment an...
Preview the Closet (Accessing Moodle 4)
Want to get a head start with Moodle 4? Check out MLC's test server and play around in your sandbox! Instructions Visit moodle4.mlc-wels.edu/login Enter your MLC username and password. This is the same account information you use to access Portal ...
The Closet Cleaning Project - Explained
In the computer software world, when a version jumps up by a whole number, it usually indicates a significant update. Such is the case with Moodle 4! This update makes some significant changes to the user interface (UI) of Moodle, meaning it looks different. T...
Sorting Closet Contents
The 4,854 Moodle courses have been divided up by instructor. If you're one of those instructors, you've likely received one of those spreadsheets, and that's why you're reading this page! Please use the information below to sort your portion of the Moodle clos...
New Closet Organization
With a closet clean-out comes a new organization system! We're doing the same with Moodle. Note that this is site-wide organization and does not impact how you organize your specific course. Current Organization Structure Courses are divided into categ...
Using Master Copies
Master Copies of courses are used in both the undergraduate and graduate programs to help keep track of the most current course content and also facilitate sharing content without compromising student data. They are similar to a backline master used to make wo...
Open a Course for One Student
In general, courses should be hidden after they are completed. Sometimes, a student might need access to a closed course if they have an incomplete or are studying for their comprehensive exam. Instead of setting the course to view, which opens it up for all s...
Fix the "Not part of a Group" Error
In discussion forums, sometimes a student will get an error that says they cannot post because they are not part of a group. There are two ways to address this problem. If the Discussion Forum IS Using Groups Add the student to one of the groups being ...
Adding or Removing an Individual Student from a Pre-Existing Group
Adding a Student Log in to Moodle and enter your Moodle course. Click on Participants on the left-side column. Click the Gear Menu on the right side near the top and choose Groups. Select the group you want to add the student to from the list of groups....
Show/Hide Course Content
When content is not ready for students to view, you can hide whole sections or individual items from student view. You can also use the bulk edit feature to hide course content. Instructions ** Best experienced in Full Screen (click the icon in the top right...