Start of Semester Moodle FAQ's

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This Moodle FAQ page provides answers to common start of the semester questions.

Q) When will I gain access to my Moodle courses for the upcoming semester?
 
A)  Students are loaded into Moodle courses two-weeks prior to the start of the semester. Faculty are given access to their courses two-months ahead of the semester start date. 

Q) I am registered for a class in NazNet but it does not appear in Moodle?! Why?
 
A) Data updates between NazNet and Moodle do NOT occur in real-time. Enrollment updates typically process every morning for course changes that were made the previous day in NazNet.  In some cases, it can take up to 24 hours for a official course changes to appear in Moodle.

Q) I registered a week/month ago but I can't see my course in Moodle?! Or a course disappeared?
 
A) Your instructor may have hidden the entire course from view while working on it. The best thing to do is for students to email the instructor directly and let them know you cannot see the course. 

Q) How long will I have access to my previous semester courses? 
 
A) Semester courses become unavailable to students about one month after the semester ends. This allows for students to submit work for incomplete grades. Make sure you save any papers, projects, or other content you may need for portfolio work before then!

Q) I don't understand how to use Moodle, where can I go for help?
 
A) There are a few options for getting help with campus technologies:
 
1. Self-help resources for Moodle and other campus teaching technologies are available on the Faculty Technology Support Site and Student Technology Support Site. Links to these self-help websites are found in the header of our Moodle site under the Technology Support menu.
 
2. On-demand instructional videos for Moodle and a number of other technology applications are found in Infobase Learning Cloud. This system can be accessed using the Infobase Learning Cloud block at the bottom of the Moodle dashboard or by searching for Infobase Learning Cloud on Naz's homepage. All students, faculty, and staff can access Infobase using their Naz credentials.
 
3. Faculty and staff can reach out to Teaching and Learning Technologies for assistance and training on how to use campus supported learning technologies..

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Tue 7/20/21 12:53 PM
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