Course: Student Moodle Practice Course

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Hello, Roadrunners! Welcome to the Moodle Practice Course. This is a place where you can practice the things that your instructors might ask you to do in Moodle when you're learning online. You can explore and practice the following here:

Getting Started
Submitting Assignments
Using Forums
Taking Quizzes
Checking Grades
Everything You Need to Know About ZOOM
Student Support Services & Resources
Student Support Forum

Because this is a practice course, you won't receive any grades for your assignment submissions and forum posts. This is a safe place to make mistakes.
- Announcements Forum
Getting Started
- Student Moodle Orientation Video URL
- VIDEO: How to Use Your Moodle Dashboard URL
- Moodle Mobile App Login URL
  
  Here is how to configure your Moodle mobile app for LBCC Moodle for the first time. 👍🏼
- Moodle Mobile App Assignment Submission URL
  
  Here is how to make a paper-based submission into a Moodle assignment activity.
- Expectations of Online Students URL
- VIDEO: How to Succeed in a Remote Learning or Online Class in any Subject URL
Submitting Assignments
- Moodle Assignments can be used to collect student submissions of all sorts: paper, digital documents and image files, or online text. You will likely see a variety of uses of this popular tool at LBCC. Usually, an instructor will provide instructions on how to complete the Assignment; if not, just ask for clarification. Here is a help guide on creating and submitting a writing assignment in Google Docs.
- Practice Assignment 1 - Online Text
  
  View Make a submission
- Practice Assignment 2 - File Submission
  
  View Make a submission
- Practice Assignment 3 - Moodle Mobile App (Optional)
  
  View Make a submission
Using Forums
- Instructors use Forums (also know as discussion boards) in their courses to compliment, or even replace face-to-face discussions. This is a great way to carefully frame what you want to contribute to a group conversation. Other benefits include being able to give a topic or issue some thought and/or research before offering comments and ideas. Forums are a way to keep the group learning together and foster collaboration. There is a lot of learning value in asynchronous communication - jump in!
- Practice Forum
  
  View Make forum posts: 2
Taking Quizzes
- Instructors use Quizzes in Moodle to assess student learning and understanding. You may see everything from short check-in quizzes to mid-terms and final exams. If a Moodle Quiz is constructed with machine-gradable questions, you will be able to see your score the moment you submit your answers!
- Practice Quiz - Auto-Graded
  
  Receive a grade
Checking Grades
- PDF: How to Check Your Grades in Moodle URL
  
  View
- How to Check Your Grades in Moodle Page
Everything You Need to Know About ZOOM
Zoom is a web-based video conferencing tool with a desktop client and a mobile app that allows users to meet online, with or without video. Zoom users can choose to record sessions, collaborate on projects, and share or annotate on one another’s screens, all with one easy-to-use platform. Zoom offers quality video, audio, and a wireless screen-sharing performance on virtually any device.
Student Support Services & Resources
- Student Support Forum (NOT Required)
- Student Help Desk URL
  
  The Student Help Desk assists students with most computer software-related issues and other technology problems or questions, from login problems related to LBCC’s online systems to questions about course-related instructional software.
  The Student Help Desk is located in the LBCC Library on the Albany campus and provides services all of the Library's regular open hours.
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Topic outline

Course Overview

Getting Started

Submitting Assignments

Using Forums

Taking Quizzes

Checking Grades

Everything You Need to Know About ZOOM

Student Support Services & Resources

Archive

Academic Coaching