All Moodle Academy webinars

Inclusiv Education supports Save the Children projects in Low to Middle income countries around the world to reach even the most marginalised communities and provide them with education and professional development training. 

A key part of their strategy is to introduce their Inclusiv Learning Platform (iLP) and the iLP Box, that allows people to connect their devices (may it be laptops, tablets or phones) in an offline environment. The ILP Box has been configured for eLearning even when there is no internet or no electricity. They have installed Moodle as an offline Learning Management System, so children, teachers and parents can use either the browser or the app to connect to Moodle and access digital content.

During this webinar the presenters will be sharing their experiences with the challenges that they faced and the lessons they have learnt so far.

In a partnership founded in a shared commitment to open, inclusive education, the Moodle US Learning Design team worked with UNESCO’s Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL) to build a Digital Competencies for Literacy Educators course that is being distributed to Literacy Educators around the world.

In this session, the presenters will demonstrate how they worked together to build this course to bridge the digital divide by using core Moodle tools such as Lesson and Database, as well as a mobile-first design philosophy.

During this webinar you will learn how to use the ABC Learning Design method to co-create Moodle Academy courses.

In this webinar you will learn about the new features and improvements for all users in Moodle LMS 4.1

During this webinar you will gain an understanding of the challenges and potential issues when creating quiz questions. You will also learn how to make the most of Moodle's many quiz question types for formative and summative assessment.

During this webinar you will learn about the new features of Moodle Workplace ™ 4.0.

During this webinar you will learn the basics of teaching with Moodle. All educators are welcome, but the webinar is particularly suited to anyone with a new MoodleCloud site.

In this webinar you will learn the basics of setting up a Moodle site from within the admin interface.

The webinar is part of the course 'Introduction to Moodle' and is suitable for any new, non technical Moodle administrators, particularly those with a new MoodleCloud site. 

In this webinar, Ben Watson, Head of Digital Accessibility at University College London (UCL), will provide an introduction to digital accessibility.

The webinar will cover the basics that we all need to think about when designing digital content to ensure that everyone can have seamless access to it. We will consider some of the common accessibility barriers that can be presented in digital materials and we will also look at a number of free and open-source assistive technologies that everyone can use to improve their online experiences.

In this webinar you will learn how to use the Moodle Glossary activity for formative and summative assessment.