How to deal with this website

Simple like sending an e-mail or sharing in forum

The Moodle Interface• When you first visit your Moodle site, you’ll see the front

page with the site news and the courses you are teaching or taking

• Take a moment and familiarize yourself with the interface. • Moodle uses a number of interface conventions

throughout the system. Important information is usually presented in the middle of the screen.

• On the left-hand side of the screen you’ll see several blocks that list available courses and site news.

• There are a number of useful blocks installed by default on a Moodle server.

• Your system administrator may install additional optional blocks to add different functionality.

First visit

Creating an Account

• Right above the language selection list, you’ll find a hyperlink that says “Login.”

• Click the link and Moodle will present you with the login to the site page

• email-based self-registration, where you create your own account.

email-based self-registration• 1. Click the “Create new account” button.• 2. Fill in the new account form by creating a username and

password for yourself• 3. Enter a valid email address. • The system will send you an email to confirm your account.

You won’t be able to log in again until you confirm your account.

• 4. Click “Create my new account.”• 5. Within a few minutes, you should receive an email at the

account you specified on the form.• 6. Click the link in the email (or copy and paste it into the

address window in your browser) to confirm your account.

To be an active member

• to participate in a course you should first enroll yourself in this course this done by clicking the link "Enroll me in this course" present in "Administration" box in left side of the course page

• You now have a verified account. Your account isn’t automatically associated with the courses you’re teaching. Most likely, your system administrator will assign you the role of teacher in the courses you’re teaching.

A First Look at a Course

• our courses as our system are built in a social collaborative bases

• The social format is based on a single forum for the whole course.

• Activities added to this single forum to add interactive tools to the course.

Activity types (briefly)