FNU Moodle – Creating Courses and Managing Your Courses
If you’re using FNU Moodle, you’re not alone. There are many different ways to create content and manage your courses. You’ll also learn about the Gradebook, User roles, and iSpring Suite. These are all great ways to get the most out of your course.
User roles
User roles in FNU Moodle can be defined in a number of ways. One way is to grant users permission to access specific areas within the system. Other ways include allowing or disabling certain capabilities. For example, a teacher may grant permission to students to view certain files or view discussion forums. However, users with the teacher or student roles may be unable to edit those files.
Moodle permissions can be complicated. They are different for each role. Administrators, for example, have full management rights. They can manage department categories and courses. Administrators can do pretty much anything in a course. They also have access to a course’s grades. Users who don’t teach courses can self-enrol with limited permissions.
Gradebook
If you want to grade your courses more efficiently, Moodle has several features that make this a great tool. By default, your gradebook entries are numeric, but you can change that. You can also set the weighting of individual items. For example, you can assign different weights to homework and pre-class quizzes. This way, your students will be less likely to worry about the grades early in the semester.
Another great feature of this software is its ability to import grades from external sources. It can also export data to external programs. This allows instructors to collect grades for their courses without having to maintain separate spreadsheets.
iSpring Suite
iSpring Suite for FNUModle makes it easier to create multimedia content and embed them into your courses. You can create interactive courses that allow learners to interact with course content with a click of a button, and even customize the interface to include helpful materials and voiceovers.
The iSpring Suite integrates seamlessly with PowerPoint, making it easy to create engaging online training materials. You can record narration, embed quizzes, and publish your courses online. The program also preserves all the elements of your PowerPoint presentation, including tables, charts, and graphs. The program also features a Narration Editor that helps you record and synchronize audio with your slides. You can even cut out unwanted segments and remove noise from your recordings.
Text and file submissions
A student’s assignment can be submitted in two ways – through a text or file submission. Text submissions allow students to type in responses directly into Moodle, while file submissions allow students to attach documents. Students can choose either one, or both, depending on the assignment requirements.
The online text submission method is best for younger children or those who don’t need to write long texts. It is fast and doesn’t require a word processing program. In addition, the text is saved regularly,Click so even if a student loses a page, it is still saved. However, if a student needs to submit a large volume of text, a file submission might be more effective.
Course creator
The FNU moodle course creator is an official system for online teaching and learning at FNU. In order to use it, you must have an account. Log in to the system by entering your FNU username and password. If you forget your password, contact the FNU ICT Helpdesk for a reset link.
You will be taken to a page where you can add all your resources. This can be as simple as a course page with downloadable documents, or as complex as a task-based interactive course. The page will consist of a central area and a series of side blocks. The layout of the homepage of the course is controlled by the teacher and can be modified at any time. The progress of the course can be tracked in a number of ways.
