Moodle
Moodle is the online learning platform used in HAMK.
These instructions present the basic functions of HAMK Moodle. Please notice that HAMK Moodle and other Moodle environments are not identical so there might be differences in functions and instructions.
- Moodle Dashboard and My Courses
- Moodle’s analytics tools help with student guidance
- Assignment evaluation in Moodle
- The Assignment Template and AI Traffic Lights Model in Moodle Text Editor
- Moodle’s automatic reminder messages
- Moodle assignment, publish all assessments at once
- Moodle courses for modules can be built in different ways
- Marking of assignments manually in Moodle
- Moodle 4.1 changes compared to version 3.9
- Moodle Environments at HAMK
- Guide the student’s activities with conditions and restrictions in Moodle
- With OneDrive plugin you can add your online files to Moodle course areas easily
- Completion Progress
- Summer 2025 Moodle update in a nutshell
- Establishing the Moodle course
- Moodle’s Kaltura Media Gallery
- Using ThingLink content in Learn-Moodle
- Moodle profile information, interface language, and notifications preferences
- Sharing the Kaltura video in Moodle
- Moodle courses for implementations
- ReadSpeaker tool
- Using Kaltura videos in Moodle
- Importing contents, produced with the workspace H5P tool, into the content bank
- Student’s Guide for Moodle
- Using the letters scale in the grading book
- The student submits the Kaltura video to the Moodle assignment
- Plagiarism-checking in HAMK
- Assignment template
- Display your open badges in Moodle
- Editing your own Moodle home page
- Assignment in Moodle
- Zoom LTI Pro Activity in Moodle
- Using the Wave plugin
- Moodle recycle bin
- Subcourse
- Course areas and enrollment in Moodle
- More accessible Moodle content with styles
- Moodle groups and groupings
- Attendance activity in Moodle
- Setting up a Moodle course
- TinyMCE, Moodle text editor
- Moodle evaluation matrix
- Course completion
- Moodle’s basic course settings
- Copying content from one Moodle course to another
- H5P tasks can be used flexibly from the content bank
- Add users to courses in Moodle
- The use of Siteimprove plugin in assessing the accessibility of the Moodle workspace
- Adding users to Moodle workspaces
- Embedding Videos to Moodle as Kaltura Video Resource
- Using Moodle’s image gallery
- Building a Moodle workspace: adding assignments and content
- Safe Exam Browser blocks other programs during the Moodle quiz
