This refers to Moodle 4.3.6 from July 2019 onwards from August 2024 onwards  

How do you make sure you are receiving all the emails sent by staff on your modules through Moodle?

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Many lecturers send out messages to all students on a module via the Announcements Forum.

This will be delivered to your University inbox. 

Depending on your personal settings, it It may be as part of a once-a-day digest with the subject "moodle.Nottingham Forum Digest " 

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each message may be delivered separately: in this case the message will have the shortname short name of the module in its title.  

You can change this setting: see  How to Change the number of emails Moodle sends you

You cannot unsubscribe from this forumAnnouncements.

You can also see these messages in the Announcements forum in your module and in the Latest News block.

It is important that you:

• Ensure you read any emails with the title moodle.Nottingham Forum Digest as this contains important messages from several modules.
• Ensure you look at your UNIVERSITY Univeristy email address. Emails are sent only to the email address on your profile - normally the University one.

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Forum posts

For any forums that you are subscribed to Moodle will send you messages when someone posts or replies to you. If you have set Digest as above, then these will come as part of the Digest.

To ensure you get the Announcements and forum and other updates by email

Check your "Other", spam, clutter and junk email boxes

If you ignore enough messages from Moodle your email programme will assume they are spam or junk so check this folder these folders regularly and certainly if you aren't receiving Announcements.

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• Click Home > Junk > Not Junk.

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• Right click on the message (Outlook on the web), select 'Report' and 'Mark as not junk'

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Receiving emails individually or as a digest

Change the number of emails Moodle sends you 

Personal Messages

Moodle has an internal messaging system - like text messages. Sometimes staff and individuals will contact you this way.

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To access all your messages

1. Click on your name initials at the top right-hand corner of the screen on Moodle
2. Select Select 'Messages'
3. Any unread messages will be on the Messages landing page.  If you wish to see older messages or to send a message to another student use Contacts to access your contacts and lists of participants on each of your modules.
   
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You can change your settings to enable these to also come into your email inbox.

1. Go to Dashboard
2. Go to the Down arrow next to your Photo > Preferences >  Message preferences.    
3. In Personal messages between users, please ensure all the boxes for 'When I'm logged in' and 'When I'm offline' are checked.
4. photo or initials at the top right of the screen > Preferences >  Message preferences  
5. By default, e-mail is switched on as a notification preference. You are able to select whether 'My contacts only' are able to send a message to you, or whether you prefer 'My contacts and anyone in my course' to be able to send you a message. By default, 'My contacts and anyone in my courses' is switched on.

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You will now receive emails that look like this (It may be difficult to tell which module they relate to as it comes directly from the member of staff). The subject line will be "New message from [Person's Name]"

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Signup Sheet groups

You may also be contacted by email directly from the tutor or staff member about a group you have signed up for using the Sign up Signup Sheet. These emails come directly into your inbox individually. You can find more guidance on Booking a session on the signup sheet.