Questions by Course Teachers


For Extension educators at eXtension Foundation member institutions about teaching courses on Campus.

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Question:

I am currently teaching a course on Campus, but have some questions about certain features or other course administration issues. Who should I contact?

(Last edited: Wednesday, November 20, 2019, 11:44 AM)
Answer:

Send an email to campusadmin@extension.org. 

Question:

I am interested in charging fees for my course. What must I do to set this up?

(Last edited: Wednesday, November 20, 2019, 11:48 AM)
Answer:

Please review the information at https://impact.extension.org/campus-procedures/. If you have other questions, send an email to cataloghelp@extension.org.

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Question:

What must I do to add a teacher to a course?

(Last edited: Saturday, June 1, 2019, 4:42 PM)
Answer:

Course teachers have the rights to manually enroll people in their courses, and to assign those people to several different roles.  However, because the use of Campus to teach courses is restricted to those employed by eXtension Foundation member institutions, the rights to assign teachers and instructors is limited to the site administrator.  So, send an email to campusadmin@extension.org with the name(s) and email address(es) of those you wish to add as teachers or instructors.

Question:

What must I do to set up a course on Campus?

(Last edited: Saturday, June 1, 2019, 4:41 PM)
Answer:

Send a message to campusadmin@extension.org requesting a course shell.  In that message, include the title you wish to give to the course along with the names and email addresses of those who will teach the course.  The Campus site administrator will set up the course and notify you of its availability for you to begin entering the course content.

Question:

Where can I learn more about how to develop content in Moodle?

(Last edited: Saturday, June 1, 2019, 4:39 PM)
Answer:

A simple web search will reveal a large number of websites with instructions or suggestions on how to do various things in Moodle.  But Moodle itself provides a very nice collection of brief (5 minutes or less) videos.  The YouTube playlist for that set of videos for Moodle 3.5 (our current version) is available at 
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