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Moodle is a widely used open-source learning management system that enables educators to provide online courses and training to learners. The University of Bath is one of many institutions to use Moodle to provide its students with engaging and interactive online learning experiences to extend and supplement their in-person studies.

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For Moodle instructional guides please see the Moodle section of our guidance portal or download our basic Getting Started with Moodle 4.1 guide.

Moodle Guidance

Blended Teaching Principles

Delivering a strong blend; in-person and online

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Bath Blend
Baseline

Famework for designing the digital learning experience.

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CASE
Model

Consistency, accessibility, scaffolding and engagement.

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Moodle
Templates

Pre-defined designs to apply to blank Moodle courses.

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Self-paced training

CLT also offers regular online and in-person workshops.

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Digital Assessment

Discover the variety of online assessment options.

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Digital Accessibility

Understanding the requirements to ensure access for all.

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Reporting Tools

Built-in reporting tools for monitoring student activity.

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Moodle
Development

Considerations for developing Moodle spaces.

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Moodle and CT

Ideas to consider when preparing for CT

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Highlights from our Moodle guidance articles

Advanced Grading in Moodle

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What is advanced grading? Advanced grading is a grading method that can be used in Moodle Assignments and Forums. Advanced grading allows Moodle Teachers to define one of two grading forms – either a Marking guide or a Rubric. How might I use it? To get set up, please view…

NUMBAS maths quizzes

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NUMBAS is an automated maths assessment platform. Teachers can author questions and students’ responses are automarked by computer. Students can receive a worked solution or specific feedback on their particular answer, either immediately or on a set date.

Reporting Tools

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The reports produced by our learning technology platofrms provide data that can help to give an indication of student involvement with your online content. The main benefit of being able to access this data is that lecturers can identify students who may be struggling to keep up with the online…

Grade Transfer – what is it?

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The grade transfer tool is a Moodle plugin available to all unit convenors seeking to streamline the transfer of grades from a Moodle Assignment or Quiz Activity to SAMIS. It is a tool which aims to reduce the administrative overhead in manually moving data from one service to the other….