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{{About Moodle}}
A Moodle site comprises [[courses]], which are pages containing the learning materials teachers want to share with their students.
A teacher in a Moodle course can select items from three elements that assist in the learning process.
They are: [[Activities]], [[Resources]] and [[Blocks]].

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==Activities==
*An Activity in Moodle is a feature where students learn by interacting with each other or with their teacher. They might, for instance, contribute in a [[forum]], upload an [[Assignment activity|assignment]], answer questions in a [[quiz]] or collaborate in a [[wiki]]. Activities can be graded.
*A teacher can add activities by turning on the editing and choosing an activity by clicking  ''Add an activity or resource'' in a course section. They then select an activity from the activity chooser. (If the activity chooser has been turned off, a drop-down menu appears instead.) Activities usually appear in the central area of the course.

{|
| [[File:actres.png|thumb|Link to the activity chooser]]
| [[File:Addactivity.png|thumb|Drop down menu when activity chooser is disabled]]
|}

* Moodle has several activities which come as standard, and there are also extra ones available for download by the administrator. See [[Activities]] to find out more.

==Resources==
*A Resource in Moodle is an item that a teacher can add to a Moodle course to support learning, such as a file, video, or website link. A resource differs from an activity in that it is static; i.e., the student can merely look at or read it rather than participate.
*A teacher can add resources by turning on the editing and clicking ''Add an activity or resource'' in a course section. They then select a resource from the activity chooser. (If the activity chooser has been turned off, a drop-down menu appears instead.) Resources usually appear in the central area of the course.
{|
| [[File:actres.png|thumb|Link to the activity chooser]]
| [[File:Addresource.png|thumb|Drop down menu when activity chooser is disabled]]
|}

*Moodle has several resources which come as standard, and there are also extra ones available for download by the administrator. See [[Resources]] to find out more.

==Blocks==
*A Block in Moodle is an item that a teacher can add to the right of a Moodle course page. They provide extra information or links to aid learning. Blocks are a bit like "widgets" elsewhere online and can contain, for example, [[RSS feeds block|RSS]] news feeds, [[Quiz results block|quiz results]], a [[Calendar block|calendar]], links to blogs, glossary terms or private files. There is also a simple [[HTML block]], which can be customised as the teacher wishes.
*A teacher can add blocks by turning on the editing and choosing from the "Add a block" drop-down, which is usually on the bottom right of the course page. Blocks usually appear on the sides of the course.
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*Moodle has several blocks that come as standard, and extra ones are available for download by the administrator. See [[Blocks]] to find out more.

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