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


Similar to a database activity, the Glossary is also usually used as a collection of knowledge, in most cases an FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).  You can create entries and your tutor can respond.To contribute

How to Contribute to a Glossary

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Once you’re in the Glossary page , in this case ‘Frequently Asked Questions about Moodle’(the example is ‘Glossary example: Universal Design for Learning’), you should see some guidance about on how to use the Glossary and possibly some you may see previous entries completed by from the tutor and/or other students.  You There will also see some be tabs to help you navigate and search for entries.

  1. To contribute/add a new entry to the Glossaryinitiate a contribution, click on the ‘Add a new entry’ button at the top of the page.Image Removed

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appear and this is where you can make your contribution. Once completed, click ‘Save changes’ at the bottom of the page

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Tip:  The editing page should has a similar look relatively similar for all Glossaries created.  Here I have created The "Categories" box is an additional organisation tool has been created for you to choose from:  Categories to store your post in for easier navigation.  This allows you search answers amongst categories when using the Browse by Category tab.

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aid navigation. When making a contribution, be sure to pick a category from this box so that users can find it quickly using the 'Browse by category' tab.

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