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Getting Started with Moodle

Getting Started with Moodle. (for Students). Use Your PawPrint Login. Login via the portal: http://www.wou.edu/portal Click on the Moodle icon Your courses should be listed on the left, in the “My Courses” area. Possible Problems.

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Getting Started with Moodle

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  1. Getting Started with Moodle (for Students)

  2. Use Your PawPrint Login • Login via the portal: http://www.wou.edu/portal • Click on the Moodle icon • Your courses should be listed on the left, in the “My Courses” area

  3. Possible Problems • Can’t login at all? You might need to set up your Pawprint account. • No courses? Not all instructors use Moodle, and those that do often don’t make their courses available right away • If you’re sure a course should show up, it’s best to contact your instructor first.

  4. Getting Started with Moodle (for Faculty)

  5. For First-Time Users • Email Scott Carter at carters@wou.edu and ask for a new course shell. • Give him the full name of your course and the CRN. (For example, BIO 101: General Biology, 31234) • You will receive an email that your course has been created; once the term begins, students are loaded into courses nightly.

  6. For Experienced Moodle Users • Email Scott Carter at carters@wou.edu and ask for “Course Creator” status. • Create your course in the appropriate course category; once the term begins, students are loaded into courses nightly.

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