Queen's University Moodle

Moodle is an open-source, password-protected learning management system. It can be used to deliver academic courses on the Web or to supplement face-to-face instruction. It can also be used for collaborative research and project-based group work. A variety of tools are available, including:

• content management, presentation and sharing
• communication (one-to-one and many-to-many, real time and asynchronous)
• project/assignment collaboration and presentation
• performance assessment and evaluation
• academic course administration and grade management.

Getting Started

Eligibility:

• The Queen's Moodle service is available to all faculty and staff, and to graduate students who have a faculty sponsor.
• Graduate students who plan to teach an academic course using Moodle will require authorization from the department head or chair.

 

Location:

• Queen's Moodle is located at moodle.queensu.ca.

Additional Information

• Use of the Queen's Moodle service must be consistent with Queen's educational goals and comply with the Queen's Computer User Code of Ethics and Network Security Policy.
• For more information on the use of Queen's Moodle, please read the Moodle Service Definition.

Help & Support

• Please contact the IT Support Centre if you experience problems with Moodle.
• Documentation specific to Queen's University is available at moodle.queensu.ca.
• Using Moodle - Teaching with the Popular Open Source Course Management System, by Jason Cole and Helen Foster is published by O'Reilly as part of the Community Press series.