How do I access UCL Moodle?

To access UCL Moodle LMS,

1. Go to moodle.ucl.ac.uk in your browser,
2. At the top right corner, enter your username,
3. Enter your password,
4. Click “Login” to access your Moodle courses.

What is Moodle UCL?

Moodle is UCL’s online learning space. It includes a wide range of tools which can be used to support learning and teaching. Some modules may use Moodle to provide access to readings, videos, activities, collaboration tools and assessments.

Is Moodle a VLE?

Moodle is a popular, flexible Virtual Learning Environment that is designed to support face-to-face teaching with a wide range of versatile online tools, as well as providing a place to upload resources for courses.

How do I log into Moodle?

To “Log in” to a Moodle site is straight forward….Log in

1. You will need to be on the same network as your Moodle site.
2. Open up your web browser.
3. Enter the website address of the Moodle site in the browser’s address bar.
4. Look for a login block that will allow you to enter your user name and password.

Is Moodle a CMS or LMS?

Moodle is the world’s most widely used LMS system. It’s an open-source framework used for all kinds of eLearning, including blended learning, distance education and workplace training.

Do students need to download Moodle?

If you want to use Moodle in a real situation with students, you need either to download and install an instance of Moodle to a server online (which you are free to do if you have the technical knowledge) or engage a hosting company such as a Moodle partner to do this for you, allowing you then to create courses.

What can a student do in Moodle?

A user with the Student role in Moodle can participate in course activities and view resources but not alter them or see the class gradebook. They can see their own grades if the teacher has allowed this. When a student first joins Moodle they see all available courses.