First Level Support for Lecturers for Moodle Courses
We maintain a HelpDesk wiki for Moodle on this page and offer first-level support e-mail. Regular Moodle support is provided by decentralized Moodle supervisors from the departments.
HelpDesk Wiki for Moodle
In our HelpDesk Wiki, you will find general help on Moodle. We also provide recommendations for organizing processes for using Moodle in teaching or for online examinations.
Moodle portal
Moodle is used as a web-based learning platform at the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam. There are three different Moodle instances: Moodle Lehre for teaching in the departments, Moodle Prüfungen for online exams and Moodle Transfer for further education and digital offerings that have an external target group.
Moodle teaching (ecampus)
Moodle teaching (ecampus) is used for teaching in the departments. As a lecturer, you will find important information on the process here, e.g. on creating new courses on ecampus or managing participants.
Moodle examinations (exam)
Planning, conducting and evaluating an online exam requires good preparation. Here you will learn about the phases of an online exam. You will receive tips on implementation. We recommend that you keep your own checklist with dates so that you can keep an overview.
Moodle workshops
We regularly offer media didactic workshops on the use of Moodle. You can register for this via the Moodle course “Registration for events”. To do this, you must log in to eCampus with your campus account.
First-level support Moodle departments
Regular Moodle support for lecturers in the departments is provided by the decentralized Moodle supervisors. However, these may be organized differently depending on the department. You will receive more detailed information on the process and the requirements in your own department on a decentralized basis.
Important external Moodle aids and training courses on Moodle
- The step-by-step instructions from the academic moodle cooperation (amc) on individual activities and functions in Moodle are very helpful for getting started.
- The Moodle tool guide provides a quick overview of the standard activities in Moodle.
- The latest help can be found in the official Moodle documentation.
- The Moodle Academy offers free training and self-study courses on Moodle.