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Editing Course Settings

    Weekly and Topic Format

    Moodle courses can be arranged in a weekly or topic section format.

    *Sample Topic and Weekly formats

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    1. Turn editing on 
    2. In the Navigator under Settings, click Edit settings

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    3. Scroll down to Format; choose a Topic or Weekly section organization

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      *For weekly organization, choose a start date

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    4. Save changes
    5. To edit any section, click the edit icon (hand holding a pencil)

    Adding Additional Weeks or Topic

    To add more weeks or topic sections:

    1. Turn editing on
    2. In the Navigator under Settings, click Edit settings
    3. From the drop down list, designate the total desired Number of weeks/topics (including the sections already on your Moodle page)

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    Renaming Roles

    Renaming Moodle's default role names - such as "student" or "teacher" - can be useful when Moodle is used for a committee or conference instead of a course. In these cases, assign a name for certain roles that make more sense for how you are using Moodle, such as "committee member" or "conference administrator." Renaming a role changes the name, but not the underlying permissions associated with the role .

    1. Turn editing on 
    2. In the Navigator under Settings, click Edit settings
    3. Under Role Renaming, type a new name for a particular role/permission
      *you do not have to change all the role names, only those that you use
    4. Save changes

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