4 ways Moodle is about to get better for students
Learning Management System upgrade went live on May 7
May 8, 2014
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On May 7, Concordia introduced Moodle 2.6, the latest version of its Learning Management System (LMS).
A LMS provides students with a way to create content, submit assignments, communicate with professors and classmates, as well as receive feedback and grades.
The upgrade will allow Moodle to run more efficiently in a wider range of software environments.
New Moodle features
Moodle 2.6 features useful new functions for Concordia students.
- Getting feedback on your work will get a whole lot better. Your professors will be able to review and make comments by directly annotating PDF files in a browser window.
- Editing tools have been grouped together in a simple drop-down menu for easy access across desktop and mobile devices.
- The text editor has new icons, and is expandable. There is also an improved folder and subfolder display.
- You’ll be able to submit an assignment as a group.
Questions
Got a question about the upgraded Moodle? Please contact the IITS service desk at 514-848-2424, ext. 7613, or help@concordia.ca.
Check out a video overview of Moodle 2.6.