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The Import function allows course content to be moved from one course to another within the same instance of Moodle.

Add another teacher to share ideas, collaborate with peers, and to help improve the overall quality of your learning materials.

Backup course content, or add information from an old course into a new course.

As an instructor you may want a paper copy of your exam for archiving purposes or to handout to students for a in-person exam.

Frequently Asked Questions from Students about Moodle

This is a guide for preparing your Moodle ISU Course to backup and import into Canvas. Use our Preparing Your Moodle ISU Course Backup for Canvas Import Checklist to track your progress.

The Import function allows course content to be moved from your Moodle course to your Canvas course. User data (student files), manually added calendar events, and topic headings (summaries) will not be imported using this function.

The Book resource presents the informational content in the form of a book, displaying the table of contents on the right side with its various chapters and subchapters.

The TinyMCE editor in Moodle ISU appears on any page where text can be entered. You can use the editor to manipulate text, insert images, create links, etc.

This document is meant to provide a visual reference, displaying the layout and functionality of the question banks in both Moodle ISU and ISU Canvas.

A number of different types of activities can be added to your Moodle ISU course. Activities generally require an action from the student.

The Safe Exam Browser (SEB) is a proctoring tool used by faculty in the ISU Computer Classrooms.  This document explains the steps for initiating the installation of SEB, accessing a Moodle ISU Quiz through SEB, and closing SEB after completing an exam.

Course availability affects whether or not students are able to access the course on Moodle ISU.

Frequently Asked Questions from Faculty about Moodle.