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This refers to Moodle 4.3 from August 2024 onwards   

Dashboard - accessing modules

When you log in to Moodle the first page is your 'Dashboard'.  You You can return to this page from wherever you are in Moodle by

  • clicking Clicking on the University logo in the top left-hand corner, or 
  • clicking on Hamburger menu , top right, and the Dashboard link is the first in the list

Click on the Current modules tab to see this year's modules or Archived modules to see those you studied last year or previous to that.

Click on the module title to enter it.

  • 'Dashboard' from the menu along the top of the screen.

Moodle dashboard with navigation bar showing options to select home, Dashboard, My Modules and More. Image Added



When you click on the 'My Modules' tab from the menu bar along the top of the screen, you can filter your display of modules as follows:

The 'all' drop down menu for customisation of how modules are displayed. Image Added

 drop down menu allowing to sort by course name or last accessed. Image Added

drop down menu with option to display modules as a list, card or summary. Image Added

three dots providing the option to star a module or remove from view.Image Added




drop down menu with option to show 12 modules or all.Image Added

forward and back arrows located at the bottom of the module pageImage Added

1. You can filter your modules to show just those 'In progress' (current year and ongoing modules), 'Future' (next academic year and later) and 'Past' – note that 'All' are visible by default.

You can also filter by 'Starred' or 'Removed from view'.

2. You can sort modules alphabetically by 'Course name', or by date 'Last accessed'. 

3. You can view the modules as 'Cards' – the default, or as a 'List', or including the 'Summary'. Experiment to see which is right for you.

4. Clicking on the three dots at the end of a module’s name allows you to 'Star' (or favourite) a module, or to 'Remove it from my view'. You can then filter by 'Starred' or 'Removed from view' as in box 1.


5. You will also see a progress percentage for any modules in where progress is tracked (most are not tracked).

6. Scrolling to the bottom of the page, you have the option to select how many modules should be displayed on each screen. 

Click the arrows to move between screens.

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Missing some modules

On this page is listed all the modules you are enrolled on.  Students Students are given access to Moodle modules according to your record of enrolments in the student record system. If you do not see a module that you expect to have access to there may be a number of reasons; you your first point of contact should be your School Office Student Services as they are responsible for registration and entering your details into the student record system.

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  • Are you looking for a module that you studied last year or previously?   You will find these under the Archived modules tab'Past' tab (see point 1 above).

Note:  at the beginning of term last year's modules may still be in your Current modules tab: Archiving takes place on the 7th of October every year.

  • Your module may not yet be visible to you, particularly at the beginning of term - it may still be under preparation and your module convenor or lecturer has not yet made it available to students. Once the term has started please check with them when they are going to make it available.

  • You You may be required to self-enrol on the module, especially if it's not a taught module, it's a Nottingham Advantage Award module or an overarching School module for information or a place to submit all your assessments. To find these modules go to the the NAVIGATION block in the left-hand side column > Site home > Search using the module code. My Modules Tab on the menu bar. Select Search and enter the module code in the "Search modules" text box. 


For more details please see:

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 How do I self-enrol on a module?

  • You may have selected your module but your school has not added it onto your student record (or has only just added it). It takes one working day for takes 24 hours for modules added in your student record to become available in Moodle. Please leave it a day and then if you if you still do not see a module that you know you are signed up for check with your school the student services team that they have updated your record.
    If you can't see a heading "Module Overview" down the centre of your My Home page with a Current Modules tab and an archived Modules tab in it you may have accidentally deleted it, moved it or docked it.  To get it back again.  Here's how to put it back in.