Hours
Monday - Thursday: 8am-10pm
Friday & Saturday: 8am-7pm
Sunday: 11am-7pm
Here is a link to specific Faculty FAQs.
If you need further assistance, please contact the ITS Help Desk at helpdesk@marylhurst.edu or 503.699.6318.
There is a block called Quickmail. You can send email to your instructor or classmates there. The email goes directly to their inbox, but does not show up Moodle. There is no mailbox inside of Moodle to collect email. The email address Moodle uses comes from your email address at the Registrar (please contact the Registrar to change it).
| PC | Mac | |
| Cut | Ctrl-X | Command-X |
| Copy | Ctrl-C | Command-C |
| Paste | Ctrl-V | Command-V |
These keyboard shortcuts are the best way to cut, copy, and paste. Right clicking does not work for copy and paste in Moodle.
When you are ready to run spell check, click the spell check button, it will underline misspelled words. Click on the word to display suggested spelling (use the regular left mouse click). To select the correct spelling, click on it. If you interrupt the spell check, you may have to click the spell check button a couple of times to resume.
Posts are sometimes emailed, for example, if the participants are subscribed to the forum/discussion. You have 30 minutes to edit the post before it is sent.
Use the paste from Word button in the editing toolbar.
This often happens when copying from a Word doc, we wind up capturing some of the hidden code in Word. Instead of pasting normally, use the paste from Word button in the editing toolbar.
Yes, there's two ways. First, try the Navigation block, you will see courses sorted by Department...Term. Similarly, you can edit your My Page and add the Courses available to me block. It only shows current courses.
Yes! Students can access a student tutorial in the LMS, simply log on and click on Moodle Student Tutorial. Faculty also have a self-guided tutorial in Moodle, Faculty Moodle Tutorial. There may be other trainings available, check out our training page for information about group and 1to1 training.
Also, note that at the bottom of every page you can access context sensitive information. What that means is, if you are working on your quiz, you can click a small "i" in the bar at the very bottom of the web page and get information about Moodle quizzes, and so on.
If you are looking for a way to keep the message you send out in Moodle, we suggest using a Course Announcements Forum. Anything you post there will be sent as an email directly to students, and will be posted within Moodle. This is a great way to see a history of course messages, but also get the word out quickly!
After you Turn editing on simply click on the eyeball icons. Note that you have to roll your mouse over the item (for example, the header for a whole week or the assignment) to see the eyeball. Also, use the Settings block to "Switch role to..." and choose student, then you will know exactly what your students see.
After you Turn editing on simply use the Add an activity or resource button, and choose File.
The Joule Grader, under the Course Administration > Settings block provides an easy way to give comments and grades for advanced forums. Be sure, when you enter a comment, to press the Add button. When you go to the Gradebook, you will see these comments under the Joule Grader tab (you may have to click the Show uncategorized button to see all assignments), and if you click on a bubble in the comments column, the comments open up.
Students see these comments in their Joule Grader. The Grades link will show the summary of all grades, but not feedback from forums.
The Joule Grader always gives the student's post, and if there's a reply, it includes the original post the student replied to. It provides the full context of a particular student's participation.
Grades for assignments can be entered directly by clicking on the assignment. If you want to see all grades, click the Grades item in the Site Admin panel.
Click Turn editing on in the top right corner. A small window will appear in the gradebook fields.
It can be challenging to change the order of items in the gradebook when using the Express theme. Instead, switch to another theme, like Standard, change the order and switch the theme back. To switch themes, edit your profile, there's a setting for Themes.
Yes, there's two ways. First, try the Navigation block, you will see courses sorted by Department...Term. Similarly, you can edit your My Page and add the Courses available to me block. It only shows current courses.
A short answer question can be a single word or multiple words. The student must enter their response in exactly the same way as the instructor entered the answer. For example, if the answer is "sugar", then the word must be spelled correctly. If the answer is "sugar beets" then both words must be entered correctly.
No. If an answer is A, it may be written as either "A" or "a".
Posts are sometimes emailed, for example, if the participants are subscribed to the forum/discussion. You have 30 minutes to edit the post before it is sent.
Blocking allows the instructor to limit the number of posts an individual can make. Let's say you limit their ability to start new discussion topics to 10 posts. As the student nears 10, they will receive a notice that they are nearing that threshold. Once they hit 10, they are blocked from adding more posts. (You can set separate limits for starting discussions and replying.)
Use Command F on a Mac or Control F on a PC to open the Find function. Then type what you are searching for. Note this only searches the page you are looking at.
Use the pop up menu in the top left corner. You can sort by many criteria including last name or number of replies.
Tree view has several features, including:
Path lines to the right connecting replies to their corresponding post.
There are two methods. You can use the Quickmail block (if your instructor enabled it), this is just like sending an email. Or, send a Message by going to their profile (click their name in the People block).
There's a tiny icon, when you turn editing on and roll your mouse over an item, that looks like a double sheet of paper. Click this icon and you will duplicate that item.
Instructors have the option to Force subscribe participants, including the instructor, to the Forum. An instructor can change this to be optional, at which point the participants can alter the setting themselves.
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Friday & Saturday: 8am-7pm
Sunday: 11am-7pm
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Phone: 503.699.6318
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