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    Moodle | How to Locate Classes

    February 15th, 2023

    There are a few different ways to locate your courses in Moodle.

    Personal user page

    Step 1: Once you log in, you will see your personal user page. You can choose between your current and past courses on the left-hand side panel. 

    * Note: Courses for the upcoming future will not show until one week before the term starts. 

    Search for courses

    Step 2:On the left side of your screen clicks on Browse all courses to search for any courses you're enrolled in but may not see listed.  

    *You can access greyed-out courses you are enrolled in.

     

    Step 3:If you are browsing for courses, type the complete course number and click Go Example: WS800.51.2022S.SDGraphical user interface, text, application Description automatically generated 


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    Use filters

    Step 1: On the Personal user page, click on the dashboard to see a different view.

    Step 2: Once on your Dashboard page, click on the filter options to browse your courses. 

    Once the term begins, you want to verify whether the filter is "All" or 'in progress" to see your courses. 

    Step 3:Click on the In Progress option to filter the view so that only your current classes are showing. 


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