Moodle 4 URL It’s less than one month until City upgrades to Moodle 4, and the new URL will be moodle4.city.ac.uk. From 17 July, staff can access their modules for the new academic year. Older modules will still be accessible to staff and students via moodle.city.ac.uk. Getting modules ready for the new academic year From…Continue Reading Get Ready for Moodle 4
Moodle 4 – Improvements to Database activity
As we announced in our previous blog posts, City upgrades to Moodle 4 on 17th July 2023. This is the latest in our series on the Learning at City blog to introduce you to the new features that will be available in Moodle 4. In this post we highlight the changes to the Database activity. …Continue Reading Moodle 4 – Improvements to Database activity
Moodle 4 training sessions are open for bookings
The Digital Education Team have released their calendar of Moodle 4 workshops and drop-ins for staff. The full programme of events will start in June and run through to the start of the academic year in September. The team will be running two separate online Moodle 4 workshops. Each will run at least once a…Continue Reading Moodle 4 training sessions are open for bookings
Spring Clean Your Module for Moodle 4
As we announced in our previous blog, when City upgrades to Moodle 4 on July 17th 2023, this year’s modules will be copied to the new site so you can roll over the content to your new 2023/24 modules. As with any move, this transition offers a great opportunity to look at your Moodle pages…Continue Reading Spring Clean Your Module for Moodle 4
Moodle 4 – Dates and approach confirmed
As we announced in March, City will be upgrading to Moodle 4 on July 17th 2023. We now have an update on our approach which has been adjusted to mitigate the risk and minimise impact on resit students. The initial plan to update Moodle was: Make Moodle 4.1 with modules for 2023/24 available on the…Continue Reading Moodle 4 – Dates and approach confirmed
Moodle 4 – Improvements to Assignments and Quizzes
In our recent post, we introduced you to improvements in navigation and editing in Moodle 4, which will be rolled out from 17th July 2023. This is the latest in our series on the Learning at City blog to introduce you to the new look of Moodle 4 and the new features that will be available. In this post we highlight the changes to Moodle assignments and…Continue Reading Moodle 4 – Improvements to Assignments and Quizzes
Moodle 4 – Light Lunch and preparatory workshops
If you’ve been following our series on the upcoming release of Moodle 4 at City, you may be interested in our upcoming Light Lunch on Thursday 20th April, 12.30. This light lunch is one of the first opportunities to get an overview of the changes to the system. We’ll be showing you what’s new, what’s…Continue Reading Moodle 4 – Light Lunch and preparatory workshops
Moodle 4 – Improvements to Navigation and Editing
In our recent post, we informed you that Moodle 4 will be coming from 17th July 2023. This is the latest in our series on the Learning at City blog to introduce you to the new look of Moodle 4 and the new features that will be available. In this post we highlight the changes…Continue Reading Moodle 4 – Improvements to Navigation and Editing
Calling all London Mugglers and Anthology Ally Users
The lunch bell is ringing at City, University of London. Are you a Moodle and Ally user? If so we’d like to welcome you to a London Moodle Ally User group, held onsite at City, University Of London. We have a capacity of 20 places and are inviting all those working with Ally, primarily on…Continue Reading Calling all London Mugglers and Anthology Ally Users
Moving towards digitally accessible Moodle modules: Reaching “Net-zero” severe issues
All students have a right to take part in their education at an equal level. It is important to ensure that the learning environment is designed so that all students can participate fully. How are we doing overall at City? We have had a whole term with our new friendly Ally accessibility tool in Moodle….Continue Reading Moving towards digitally accessible Moodle modules: Reaching “Net-zero” severe issues