Moodle User Guide - The University of Nottingham
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1. gt settings eo Learning Resources Interactive Packages Use the following interactive packages to aid your understanding iW Cohort and Case Control Studies WW Qualitative Data Analysis WW Types of Qualitative Research W What is a Randomised Controlled Trial iD What is Evidence Based Practice W Asking the Right Question Library Tutorials Use the following tutorials to understand more about your Library systems ip Introduction to the Library iW Planning a Literature Search WW Searching the Literature Referencing Resources Use the following resources to assist you with referencing iW Harvard Referencing RLO ket Referencing Information The resources are contained in sections down the middle of the page in sections that are relevant to a topic or collection The top section unnumbered is the general section and this is where you can expect to find core items for the module such as basic information handbooks reading lists announcements etc To navigate back to your module if directed away from this page you can either e Select the module code within the breadcrumb trail of links under the main header illustrated above e Select the module code under the Navigation block also illustrated or e Use the back button on your internet browser Health E Learning and Media Team August 20132. in then please contact learning team support nottingham_ac_uk Look out for announcements to students about the move to Moodle during 2012 Meanwhile you can view some of the help and support materials about using Moodle as a guest here Introduction to Moodle for Students Staff lf you need access to a module that is part of the pilot and cannot get in then please contact learning team support nottingham ac_uk Further information about getting your own account active in Moodle Meanwhile you can view some of the help and support materials about using Moodle as a guest here Starting Moodle Your username is your University network username i e the same username you supply to login to a workstation on the University network Your password is also your corresponding University network password i e the Same password you supply to login to a workstation on the University network moodle Nottingham PILOT You can identify if you have logged in successfully by seeing your full name displayed in the top left hand corner as shown here Health E Learning and Media Team August 2013 School of Health Sciences 2 To find any modules that you are enrolled on you can see this in an instance after logging on as they are displayed centrally under the Course overview section as a quick link as illustrated below moodle Nottingham HP Nottingham PILOT UNITED KINGDOM CHINA MALAYSIA You are logged in as Sandbo
3. The University of Nottingham UNITED KINGDOM CHINA MALAYSIA School of Health Sciences Moodle User Guide Getting Started with Moodle This guide aimed at students gives a quick step by step illustration of how to become familiar with the basics of using Moodle Note This guide assumes you have set up your University username and password If you cannot gain access to the site contact the help account for the School of Health Sciences nt moodle help nottingham ac uk for assistance 1 To login to Moodle navigate to http moodle nottingham ac uk From the homepage you will need to supply your username and password into the login section on the left hand side illustrated below moodle Nottingham PILOT You are not logged in Home Login to the site Returning to this web site Login here using your username and password Cookies must be enabled in your browser Username Password Forgotten your username or password Some courses may allow guest access The University of Nottingham UNITED KINGDOM CHINA MALAYSIA My Moodle Email Help First time here Log in Not Working This is Moodle which will be replacing WebCT from Sept 2012 This Moodle system is currently in pilot and at this point in time is not available for general use Find out more about the project to replace Moodle with WebCT Students lf you are enrolled on a module that is part of the pilot and cannot get
4. rs My profile Displays your current profile entry as visible to other site users My courses Displays a list of your modules which you can select here as another way of accessing them directly The Settings block allows you to edit your profile configure settings for any incoming messages to you and set up any external blog links The Online Users block is a good way of being aware of who is currently logged in to the Moodle site You can send a message to a tutor or fellow student here by simply clicking on the envelope icon amp The Messages block simply flags up any messages that another user e g tutor or fellow student may have sent you Health E Learning and Media Team August 2013 School of Health Sciences 3 When you select a module title from your Course overview it will take you into the area for that module which may look similar to the following My Moodle My courses B 1P02 1201 Navigation 10 My Moodle B 1P02 Foundations in Evidence Based Practice 1201 Site home gt Site pages Module Aims P My profile 1 To develop understanding of the principles of evidence based practice My courses 2 To develop ability to produce portfolio evidence to underpin clinical practice o B71P02_ 1201 gt Participants gt General gt Learning Resources ge Announcements Core Documents Settings T Module Handbook a Reading List Course administration B g g Grades Student Evaluation
5. x Student Logout My Moodle Email Help My Moodle Customise this page Navigation 0 Course overview q0 Messages I My Moodle O Site home b Site pages i b My profile B71P01 Foundation in Social Sciences for Nursing 1201 l D aly comses Online users B71P02 Foundations in Evidence Based Practice 1201 No messages waiting NMP Pre Course Messages last 5 minutes Settings Another User Another User other User Module names and codes will be different ether User Other User Other User B71P04 Biological Sciences Applied to Nursing 1201 V My profile settings Edit profile Security keys O Messaging as this is for illustration only gt Blogs OOOO og This area is referred to as My Moodle This page by default exists for your convenience and is completely customisable only by you You will notice there are surrounding boxes on the left and right hand side of the page These are known as blocks By default these are the blocks you have provided for you The Navigation block gives you options on where you want to go within Moodle For example you can go to the following locations Site home This is the main home page for the site From here you can browse the full list of courses available on the site but you will only be able to access those you need to Site pages This will give you the option to view any blogs tags and calendar events created by other Moodle use
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