Faculty Moodle Guide

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  • Troubleshooting Known Moodle and Kaltura Issues Page
  • Spring 2021: TLC Online Course Delivery File
  • Accessibility Resources URL
  • TLC Workshop Recordings URL
  • Request a workshop URL
  • Guide Requests Feedback
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  Getting Started

  Moodle 3.5 is our Learning or Course Management System at Emily Carr. Every course will have an accompanying Moodle course site that instructors can use to activate student learning online. The Faculty Moodle Guide offers an introduction to Moodle features for those new to the interface or looking to enhance their online course sites. If you have any questions about the guides or want help with Moodle contact tlc@ecuad.ca.

   

  • Watch it: Basic Course Settings Page
  • Watch it: Editing Profile Page
  • Watch it: Forum Notification Settings Page
  • Watch it: Navigating Courses in the Dashboard Page
  • Watch it: Notification Settings Page
  • Watch it: Labels, Files and Folders Page
  • Read it: Using Text Editor File
  • Additional Resources: LinkedIn Learning Page
  • Watch it: Blocks Page
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  Moodle Activities

  In this section, you will find videos and resources for various Moodle activities. Moodle activities are a great tool for encouraging student engagement and collaboration. If you have any questions about the guides or want help with Moodle contact tlc@ecuad.ca. 

  • Watch it: Attendance Page
  • Read it: Attendance File
  • Watch it: Assignments Page
  • Watch it: Books Page
  • Read it: Discussion Forums File
  • Watch it: Glossary Page
  • Read it: Glossary File
  • Watch it: Quizzes Page
  • Watch it: Lessons Page
  • Watch it: Moodle Workshops for Peer-Review Page
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  Moodle Resources

  In this section, you will find videos and resources for various Moodle resources. The following guides provide step-by-step instructions on how to set-up features, tools, and resources in Moodle. If you have any questions about the guides or want help with Moodle contact tlc@ecuad.ca. 

  • Read it :Activity Completion File
  • Watch it: Feedback Form Page
  • Watch it: Gradebook Set-up Page
  • Watch it: Grading in Moodle Page
  • Watch it: File Management in Moodle Page
  • Read it: File Management in Moodle
  • Watch it: Rubrics Page
  • Read it: Rubrics File
  • Watch it: Transferring Course Content Page
  • Read it: Transferring Course Content File
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  Moodle Course Examples

  • Kyla Mallet’s VAST 305 Class URL
  • Daphne Plessner’s Drawing 307 Class URL
  • Jacqueline Turner’s Writing 200 Class URL
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  Teaching with Video - Kaltura

  Using video is a great way to liven up your asynchronous online course and reduce what can often be a very text-heavy experience for students. In this section you will find resources on how to use video in Moodle, but also tips and guides for creating videos.

  Kaltura is our video hosting platform integrated into Moodle. You access it via My Media in the Quick Links drop-down menu.

  • On-Campus Video Creation at the TLC Page
  • Getting started with video creation Folder
  • Read it: Uploading and Sharing Media File
  • Watch it: Uploading Video Page
  • Watch it: How to Use and Share Video and Audio Files Page
  • Watch it: How to Embed Images Page
  • Read it: Ordering and Editing Captions File
  • Watch it: How to Order Captions Page
  • Watch it: How to Edit Captions Page
  • Watch it: Video Assignments Page
  • Read it: How to Make Your Video Downloadable and Configure the Embed Player File
  • Read it: Kaltura Media Gallery Setup File
  • Read it: Kaltura Media Gallery - adding content, downloading and managing content File
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  Video Conferencing - BlueJeans and Zoom

  Whether for online classes, faculty meetings, or one-on-one catch-ups, video conferencing is an essential tool for the continuation of a healthy educational environment.

  Emily Carr currently offers licenses to two video conferencing applications: Zoom and BlueJeans. Below you will find guides and links to resources as well as spotlights on special features and differences between the two applications.

  Our friends in CTS have made an excellent Zoom and BlueJeans guide. To request a BlueJeans or Zoom license email CTS@ecuad.ca. 

  • Read it: Comparing BlueJeans and Zoom File
  • Recording a Meeting Page
  • Read it: Zoom - Registration and Attendance File
  • Read it: BlueJeans - Video and Audio Playback in a Synchronous Class Setting File
  • Read it: BlueJeans - Live Closed Captions File