how to look at any moodle course you want to see

by Ms. Claudine Jerde 5 min read

You can also look for your course in the main section of the Moodle homepage, underneath the “Search courses” box, in the “My courses” section. After the active courses, you will see your inactive courses listed here in approximately reverse chronological order.

Find your courses in Moodle
  1. Log in to Moodle.
  2. Scroll to the Course Overview block.
  3. Open the drop-down menu and select "All" to see all of your courses as a tile.
  4. If a course is hidden from the Course Overview panel, select "Removed from View" to see hidden courses.
Nov 10, 2021

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How do I find my course in Moodle?

You can also look for your course in the main section of the Moodle homepage, underneath the “Search courses” box, in the “My courses” section. After the active courses, you will see your inactive courses listed here in approximately reverse chronological order. Your “My Courses” block is in the right column, under the “Main menu” block.

How do I get users to use my Moodle?

If not, it may give you a place to begin. You can turn on My Moodle as an administrator by going to the Site Administration block, Appearances and My Moodle. Click on the box that will force users to use My Moodle. This will take users as soon as they login to a screen that lists only their courses.

Can a professor see what I access through Moodle?

Yes, a professor can see what you access through Moodle plus a little bit more. They don’t have access to your personal screen, but they can see individual information through the Moodle platform. On whichever learning platform you use to educate yourself, you should be aware of the terms and conditions of that platform.

How do I view my courses for non enrolled users?

This is even more so, since the front page also has a combo box (which lists the categories and courses). The resulting display shows two course lists for non-enrolled users - one list is titled 'My courses', the other one is titled 'Available courses'.

Where to find inactive courses in Moodle?

What to do if you are not seeing the courses you expected?

Is Moodle available to students?

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How do I find a course on Moodle?

Moodle Homepage – “My Courses”A: “My courses” list – Left Navigation Panel. ... B: “My courses” section – Center of Main Page. ... C: “My courses” block – Right Column. ... D: “Search courses” box. ... E: “All courses…” link. ... Unable to Locate Course.

Who can see the hidden course in Moodle?

By default, all participants (e.g., Teachers, Non-editing teachers, Registered students and Auditors) can see and enter a course as soon as they are enrolled in it.

Can teachers see what you open on Moodle?

Moodle allows instructors to request reports detailing which resources and activities of a course have been accessed, when, and by whom. Moodle produces several kinds of reports: Logs – generates a filtered report showing information about a particular activity or student.

How do I access my Moodle online lectures?

You can access your online lectures in your Moodle courses from the Student Hub:Log in to the Student Hub with your netname and password.Go to My courses > My Moodle. ... Click the course name, for example PSYC 201 AA 2202. ... Click the Lecture Recordings link. ... Click anywhere on the video image to play the video.More items...•

How do you see hidden items on Moodle?

Hide/Show Sections and Items in Moodle CoursesThe message is not visible to students; click on your user name at the top of the screen, choose Switch role to … and choose Auditor to view the page as a student.When you are ready to unhide the item, turn editing on, click the Edit link next to that item and choose Show.

How do you show hidden content in Moodle?

5:356:43Show or hide your courses or course content in Moodle 3.9 - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipI would again click on the edit drop-down to the right of the title. And then i would just selectMoreI would again click on the edit drop-down to the right of the title. And then i would just select hide. And notice once again once i've clicked.

Can Moodle see if you cheat?

Moodle can detect cheating in online classes or during online exams through the use of a number of tools like plagiarism scanning, proctoring software or using lockdown browsers. These tools are separately applied by the instructors separately or incorporated as plugins.

How do teachers know if you cheat on an online test?

Online proctoring: This method can either involve automated proctoring programs that monitor your behavior through your webcam, or a live proctor who watches the class through their webcams in person. Automated programs can be unreliable, and often identify innocent behavior as signs of cheating.

Can Moodle access your camera?

Moodle Proctoring is a Quiz Access Plugin to capture the user's picture via webcam to identify who is attempting the Moodle Quiz. It will capture the picture automatically every 30 seconds and store it as a PNG image. It also captures the screenshot during the quiz.

How do I join an online class on Moodle?

After you get the code, follow these steps:Go to classroom.google.com and click Sign In. Sign in with your Google Account. ... Make sure to sign in with the correct account. ... At the top, click Join class .Enter the class code from your teacher and click Join.

How do I access lectures?

0:003:48How to Access Online Lectures - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipKindly go through the procedure. Once done take note of the password indicated for example here cameMoreKindly go through the procedure. Once done take note of the password indicated for example here came lecture four highlight the password press ctrl c on your keyboard or right click and press on copy.

How do I log into an online class?

0:000:36How to login to Online Classes - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipYou're going to log in with your credentials. So your username and your password. That's going toMoreYou're going to log in with your credentials. So your username and your password. That's going to bring up your account so anything that you've purchased from me should be on this page.

wanting to look at some actual courses dealing with "english"

i have been on a search on google and through moodle.net but i am not finding, actual courses, that i can just click in and view. (with or without) student data.

Re: wanting to look at some actual courses dealing with "english"

Were you looking for courses that teach English as second language? In Moodle.net, there are several courses about various types of English instruction, It looks as if only one has a working demo site. If you have a Moodle site, you can download the backup files and restore them on your own site so that you can take a look at them.

Re: wanting to look at some actual courses dealing with "english"

Most of the best courses I have seen need some sort of plugins or customisation.

Re: wanting to look at some actual courses dealing with "english"

Yes, as Paula has asked, what kind of English courses are you looking for? English literature, English language, English as foreign or second language, English linguistics?

Re: wanting to look at some actual courses dealing with "english"

Have your tried the Hub of the Moodle Association of Japan? http://hub.moodlejapan.org

Re: wanting to look at some actual courses dealing with "english"

a quick reply. before i go back and look at all the links you all have provided. *big grin* thank you!

Re: wanting to look at some actual courses dealing with "english"

Ryan - the Moodle School Demo site, aka Mount Orange (no customisations) but all courses with guest access - although you need to log in to try out the activities and see the full features not visible to guests.

Where to find inactive courses in Moodle?

You can also look for your course in the main section of the Moodle homepage, underneath the “Search courses” box, in the “My courses” section. After the active courses, you will see your inactive courses listed here in approximately reverse chronological order.

What to do if you are not seeing the courses you expected?

If you are still not seeing the courses you expected, you can always search for them use the “Search courses” box: The search feature will return all available to students courses which meet that criteria and all unavailable courses to which you have access that meet that criteria.

Is Moodle available to students?

All courses are loaded into Moodle as unavailable to students. Once the instructor is ready to share the materials and begin the instruction process, they will make it available to students.

Common scenarios

There are four common ways to use this permission to allow all or only certain to users to see all the courses in the courses or only those they are enrolled in.

Steps for Creating a new role

In general for other scenarios (such as Guest or Category special viewin, you can use these steps as a guide. The principle in all cases is the same: set the permission to Allow for the role to see all courses and to Prohibit to restrict them to only their own, enroled courses.

Assigning the role to users

For the system context role (allowing users to see all course categories) go to 'Site administration / Users / Permissions /Assign system roles

Re: "My Courses" show all available courses

I am not yet using 1.9. We will upgrade this summer after school is out. Here is what I would do in 1.84 which may be very similar. If not, it may give you a place to begin.

Re: "My Courses" show all available courses

As Paula mentions, My Moodle displays a list of only the courses which a user is enrolled on. (See the My Moodle documentation for further information.)

Re: "My Courses" show all available courses

Is that new to 1.9? Our 1.84 shows the list to all those who login, they just can't get into anything they are not enrolled in or isn't open to guests.

Re: "My Courses" show all available courses

Log in as Admin and in Site Administration/Front Page/Front Page settings and set them like shown below. That will now show courses until the user logs in and then only their courses will show. Of course, if you don't want news items, then set that to none as well. Make sure your default frontpage role is set to None.

Re: "My Courses" show all available courses

Steve, thank you for the screenshot. Unfortunately, that is how I have mine setup, except for the news items. A non-enrolled student can still see a course they are not enrolled in. They do not have access, but they still see it. I only want enrolled students to see their classes only.

Re: "My Courses" show all available courses

Seems to me that you may be experiencing a "roles" thing. You may want to post a plea to John Isner for help...if it is related to roles, he can probably tell you how to fix it.

Re: "My Courses" show all available courses

As I mentioned to Paula, the reason why the logged-in student can see the course they are not enrolled in is because they are not yet enrolled on any course. As soon as they enrol on a course, they will only see a link to that course when they next access your site front page.

Why is Moodle used?

It has created online learning platforms that can be used in many different fields; because of that, it will continue to be updated and used. For more information on Moodle check out this article:

Why do companies use Moodle?

So, a company could set up a Moodle account to train its staff on management, which can overall lead the business to be more productive. Well worth the Moodle investment. • Computer Software- These types of companies are always encouraging staff to learn more, and Moodle can be used to train their staff effectively.

Is Moodle difficult to teach?

Though many teachers who work through Moodle will expect students to use their resources, there are ways to make it more difficult. They can set timers on each quiz, making it so only a limited time is available for the overall test. The faster you get it done, the more likely you aren’t looking up the answers.

Can you look up the answers on a quiz on Moodle?

The faster you get it done, the more likely you aren’t looking up the answers. Professors may also set up the quiz in a way that is harder for the students to screenshot by doing one question per page. Each professor will have their Moodle class set up differently, and they will be able to access certain things.

Can a professor see what assignments are completed on your end?

The logs can be general, or they can track one student at a time. Professors can also see which assignments or activities are complete on your end. This can help them see who needs more time, or who is ahead of the game and really on top of their assignments. It can be helpful to track tasks over a long period of time.

Is Moodle open source?

There are many different types of people who choose to use Moodle. Open-source learning can be one of the best things for specific fields, and if the price isn’t an issue, it can have excellent benefits that the instructor and students can use and learn from.

Can a professor see what you access on Moodle?

Yes, a professor can see what you access through Moodle plus a little bit more. They don’t have access to your personal screen, but they can see individual information through the Moodle platform. On whichever learning platform you use to educate yourself, you should be aware of the terms and conditions of that platform.

Where to find inactive courses in Moodle?

You can also look for your course in the main section of the Moodle homepage, underneath the “Search courses” box, in the “My courses” section. After the active courses, you will see your inactive courses listed here in approximately reverse chronological order.

What to do if you are not seeing the courses you expected?

If you are still not seeing the courses you expected, you can always search for them use the “Search courses” box: The search feature will return all available to students courses which meet that criteria and all unavailable courses to which you have access that meet that criteria.

Is Moodle available to students?

All courses are loaded into Moodle as unavailable to students. Once the instructor is ready to share the materials and begin the instruction process, they will make it available to students.

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Common Scenarios

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There are four common ways to use this permission to allow all or only certain to users to see all the courses in the courses or only those they are enrolled in.
See more on docs.moodle.org

Steps For Creating A New Role

  • In general for other scenarios (such as Guest or Category special viewin, you can use these steps as a guide. The principle in all cases is the same: set the permission to Allow for the role to see all courses and to Prohibitto restrict them to only their own, enroled courses. 1. From 'Site administration / Users / Permissions / Define roles', edit the Authenticated user role to prevent th…
See more on docs.moodle.org

Assigning The Role to Users

  1. For the system context role (allowing users to see all course categories) go to 'Site administration / Users / Permissions /Assign system roles
  2. Click the link Course list viewer and move your selected users from the right box to the left box. Or...
  3. For the category context role (allowing users to see courses in a particular category) go to 'Si…
  1. For the system context role (allowing users to see all course categories) go to 'Site administration / Users / Permissions /Assign system roles
  2. Click the link Course list viewer and move your selected users from the right box to the left box. Or...
  3. For the category context role (allowing users to see courses in a particular category) go to 'Site administration / Courses / Manage course and categories'
  4. In the course categories list, click the arrow next to the cog icon to access the Assign roles link.

Front Page Settings

  • As of Moodle 3.11, there are still some issue with how this permission works with some of the course listing options on the Front page of the site. It works in most areas, such as the Course breadcrumb and the Navigation block as expected, the Front page has some limitations. If you are restricting users so that they can only see their own Enrolled courses, then of the Front page opti…
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