Moodle allows you to send direct messages to individual students, groups of students, or all students. Depending on the settings designated by the system administrator, students will also have the ability to send messages.
- [Man] In an earlier video, we discussed…the announcements feature, which allows you…to post updates to your entire class.…There may be times, however, that you need…to send a message to an individual student,…or a particular group of students.…Let's take a look at how we can do this.…Now, messaging inside of Moodle 3.2 has actually changed…and I think it's much better.…One of the things that have changed is the way…that we're notified of messages.…If you'll notice up at the top,…there are three different icons.…A magnifying glass, a bell and then a message icon.…This message icon will let you know…when you have a message and in fact,…right now, I have a one next to it,…meaning I have one outstanding message.…
I'm going to click on this.…And it says "From Madisyn Roope."…"Hello, Mr. Schinkten. This is a sample message…"that will allow you to show where your message…"appears in Moodle 3.2."…How convientent.…So that's how I can tell when I have messages…and how many I have, as well as quickly access them…by clicking on the message icon.…
Author
Oliver Schinkten
Released
1/31/2017- Downloading and installing Moodle
- New features in Moodle 3.2
- Navigating a Moodle course
- Customizing your profile and notification settings
- Using inline help
- Creating a course
- Adding resources to course sections
- Using labels
- Customizing the look and layout of your course
- Adding assignments, quizzes, forums, and surveys
- Managing course participants
- Setting up the Moodle gradebook
- Saving a backup of your course
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome48s
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1. Learning Management Systems (LMS) Introduction
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Download and install Moodle1m 35s
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2. Getting Started with Moodle 3.2
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Navigate a Moodle course5m 21s
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Customize your profile2m 41s
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Using Moodle's inline help1m 17s
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3. Creating a Course in Moodle 3.2
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Introduction section3m 3s
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Adjust course settings1m 41s
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Announcements2m 31s
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4. Course Resources
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Introduction to resources1m 34s
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Labels2m 13s
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Files and URLs3m 48s
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Pages and books5m 21s
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5. Course Activities
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Assignment5m 46s
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Quiz8m 52s
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Question bank3m 31s
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Forum4m 20s
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Choice, survey, and feedback6m 11s
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Chat2m 9s
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6. Managing Course Participants
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Send messages3m 3s
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Create groups2m 21s
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Gradebook setup7m 1s
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Gradebook user reports3m 54s
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Competency-based education2m 25s
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Conclusion
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Save a backup of your course2m 50s
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Next steps1m 8s
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