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This screencast shows the user how to set up a rubric in Moodle.     

This screencast shows how to grade an assignment onecethe rubric has been established.

This screencast shows how to use a rubric established for one assignment in another without retyping the whole thing.

Courses need to be activated before they appear in Moodle. You may activate any course that you are listed as the instructor for. Instructions Visit portal.mlc-wels.edu Log in to your MLC account by clicking the Login button in the top right corner. Use ...

Course content from previous offerings can be imported for reuse. The entire course can be imported or just selected parts.  11 STEPS Importing a Whole Course If something is not appearing correctly in your course, please do not import your course again. Th...

This feature allows instructors to see the course home page and activities as if they were a student. Instructions After logging in to Moodle, enter the course you'd like to view as a student. Click the down arrow to the right of your profile picture in t...

By default, all courses are initially hidden from student view. Instructors need to make courses viewable for students to access them. Instructions Log into Moodle and click on the course that you'd like to make viewable. Make a quick count of how many to...

For online courses, please contact your students about two weeks prior to the start of the semester, following the guidelines below. Initial Email Communication Access your course roster in Portal. Click the blue Email all (Personal) link. Your email prog...

Course Layout Explained Turning Editing On 1. Enter the course site you want to edit. 2. Click the blue Turn Editing On button in the upper right corner. Adding Course Content 1. Turn editing on for the course site. 2. Click Add an activity or resour...

MLC courses use collapsed topics by default. These topics can be used to organize course content, help students locate assignments, and efficiently hide and show groups of content to students. Tips for Using Topics Topics can be thought of like file fold...

Course blocks are the boxes of information on the right side of the course page. These blocks can be edited to fit the needs of the course. Many of these blocks can also be added to your Moodle Dashboard. Adding New Blocks Log into Moodle and enter your ...

PDFs, Word Documents, Images, Spreadsheets, and more can be added to the course page for students to download and view. Add a New File Log into Moodle and enter your course site. Click on the gear in the upper right corner and select Turn editing on. If ...

Nearly anything with a web link can be shared to your Moodle course page. Instructions Log into Moodle and enter your course site. Click the Gear in the upper right corner and choose Turn Editing On. Scroll to the course section where you want the link t...

Follow the instructions for adding course content. In step 3, choose Assignment. Enter the information for the assignment. See the Moodle Assignment Settings page for explanations of the various options. Scroll to the bottom of the screen and click Save a...

Using Feedback Files When this option is enabled in an assignment, instructors can upload a completed rubric, a document with comments, or some other file to provide feedback to students. Enable Feedback Files from the Edit Settings menu of the assignment ...

Instructors can limit the file types that a student is allowed to submit for an assignment. This setting helps instructors ensure that they can open the files that students submit and that students are using the desired file format.  File submission types c...

Multiple Choice Students pick correct answer from a list. Question can have one or multiple correct answers. Matching Students match one set of information to another.  True/False The only answer options are true or false. ...

The Announcement forum is available by default in all courses. It has some unique features. Only teachers can post in it. All students are automatically subscribed to it, meaning they will get an email whenever you post something. Students cannot reply ...

You can find some information at the EdTech blog in the post titled BigBlueButton Basics.