What You Need to Know
Moodle is a course website where learners can log into online courses and complete assigned course work at their own pace. A LearningHUB practitioner monitors learner progress, provides support and feedback, and assesses learner's work online. Most online courses offer a variety of activities that include videos, quizzes, webpage links, journal writing/opinion pages, etc. that enhance the learning experience for learners.After you sign up for a course on Moodle your LearningHUB Practitioner will send you login instructions for your course.
Short Courses do not have specific start and end dates, however, learners are expected to complete their course by the deadline agreed upon with their Independent Study Practitioner.
All course modules are available at the beginning of the course and learners are expected to complete a minimum of one module each week and/or work online an average of 3-5 hours per week showing measurable progress.
Each course has an introduction module, 5 course modules, and a conclusion module. It is important that learners complete all the required work in their course.
Certificates of Completion are awarded to learners who complete all the course requirements. Following course completion, certificates are sent by email from your Independent Study Practitioner.
Video - Moodle Demo
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