This is one of many help and support pages that are available about the University of Nottingham's Moodle online learning environment. If you have any questions or queries concerning Moodle then contact information is at the bottom of this page. As a first step to finding the information you are looking for why not check out our FAQ - Your questions answered or try the SEARCH box below.
Text updated for Moodle 4.1
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Moodle
Text updated for Moodle 3.6
Moodle.Nottingham is the University’s online learning environment. Here you will find resources to support your learning such as files, handouts, videos and audio, web links and Announcements. You can take part in activities such as forums, submit assignments or collaborate online. The resources and activities available are chosen by your lecturers and vary from module to module.
Log into Moodle using your usual University username and password. https://moodle.nottingham.ac.uk
When you log in to Moodle, the The first page to be displayed is the Dashboard. Your Module overview by default shows All the Dashboard. This will display an announcements banner and a timeline of your upcoming activities on Moodle. At the top of this page is the main Moodle navigation menu. From the main Moodle menu you can access your modules from the 'My Modules' menu item. The My Modules page displays all your modules in tiled form but you can filter to show just those those In progress (current modules), Future (next academic year and later) and Past. You can sort by name, date or most recently accessed and view card, list or summary view. More information
We recommend using this page for accessing your modules: it’s easy to return to this page via the Dashboard link at the top of most pages, or by clicking the University logo).
Don’t worry if only core modules appear – optional modules will appear after you have completed the module entry form, handed it in, and it has been processed. Once you have made your module choices and they have been added to your record, they will appear in your Moodle list on the next working day.
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Some modules allow you to self-enrol – so you can look before you decide.
Site Home (where you can search for modules whether you’re enrolled on them or not), My media, a private files area, as well as a short list of modules, Library Search and Library Help, Studying Effectively resources, HELP for Moodle, Accessibility controls and Timetable are linked from the Hamburger menu on the top right of the page.
The final option on the main menu is the More menu. The More menu gives access to Test Your Text, Online Timetables (UK students), My Media and Help and Support pages.
The module page
Each module has its own online space. All resources and activities for your module are linked from the main column. Assignments may be submitted online via Turnitin or Moodle Assignment. The narrower column contains blocks, which On the left-hand side of the module page is the module navigation index which allows you to quickly navigate around the module. On the right-hand side of the module page is the block drawer. This may be used by academics to display other useful information such as links to School news and events. (The exact number and combination of blocks varies by module.) Another example is the Upcoming events block which lists module deadlines. The Upcoming events on your Dashboard shows deadlines for all modules. Both the navigation index and the block drawer can be hidden to create more space for the main content.
For help on submitting assignments please see the Turnitin (& Moodle) assignment submission checklist
Moodle sends out emails to your University address only. Depending on your personal profile settings, mails from Moodle may arrive individually or as a once-a-day Digest. The Digest is called “Moodle.Nottingham Forum Digest”. If you prefer, you can change your profile settings to receive separate emails or Digests (see the Help website for how to do this).
TOP TIP: Please check your email regularly: It is important you do read these emails as they can contain important information about your module, which may not be sent elsewhere. (Check your Clutter, Other, Spam and Junk folders!)
Announcements can also be read in the Announcements in the side column on module pages.
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