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    Empowering Moodle Managers

    English | 5 hours

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    Empower Your Role as a Moodle Manager!

    Perfect for: Centre IT Managers and designated staff at Centres of African Excellence who are responsible for creating courses, enrolling users, and supporting colleagues on the DIGI-FACE Moodle platform. What You’ll Learn: In this practical, hands-on mini-module, you’ll develop the essential skills to:
    • Define your role as a Moodle Manager within the DIGI-FACE ecosystem
    • Understand the difference between authentication and enrolment
    • Create course shells (blank, from templates, or from components of another course)
    • Apply correct naming conventions for courses
    • Enrol users individually or as a cohort
    • Explain Moodle roles and responsibilities to colleagues
    • Support your peers in using and managing course shells
    Hands-On Learning: Experiment safely in a Moodle “playground site” without fear of damaging the live platform; engage with forums, quizzes, and exercises designed to deepen your learning; practice setting up courses, duplicating shells, and enrolling users step by step and receive additional extra tips with practical shortcuts and best practices. Course Format: Fully self-paced unless advertised as a facilitated module.
    Approx. 5 hours self-paced learning
    Live Zoom sessions: none (only offered when advertised as facilitated) Target group: Centre IT Managers and designated staff at Centres of African Excellence Learning Outcomes:
    • Confidently manage your Centre’s Moodle site
    • Assist colleagues with course creation and enrolment
    • Guide peers on how to manage their own courses and students
    Requirements: Access to Moodle; a willingness to collaborate actively through forums and WhatsApp and commitment to attend live sessions and complete self-paced tasks. Back to all courses

    Open Access License: CC-BY-SA

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    Empowering Moodle Managers






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