Moodle is a web platform that allows students and faculty to access a common, secure space to interact in the context of a particular course. Faculty are able to create or upload resources related to the course, distribute information about assignments and supplementary course materials, create and manage quizzes, and host conversations in the forums. Students are able to contact their faculty and each other, submit assignments, respond to discussion prompts, and complete quizzes.
Moodle is one component of TWU's Digital Learning Commons, which also includes WordPress, PressBooks, and other platforms maintained by individual faculty.
We endeavour to respond to tickets within one hour during these times, however, during peak times, we may not always hit this target.
Our Academic Technology Ambassadors are all TWU students and they are always learning more about Moodle too!
| Days | Hours | Response Time |
|---|---|---|
| From Dec 24 @ 12pm until Dec 26 @ 12pm | No Coverage | |
| From Dec 31 @ 12pm until Jan 1 @ 12pm | No Coverage | |
| Dec 26-31 | 9am-4pm | 1 hour |
| Jan 2-6 | 9am-4pm | 1 hour |
The Academic Technology Ambassadors are a group of dedicated students and staff members who work to improve the Moodle learning experience for students and Instructors alike. A member of TWU Extension, we are located in the Northwest Building of TWU’s Langley campus. Whether your question is simple or complicated, a Team member will get back to you in a timely manner with a thorough response. We also offer Basic and Advanced Moodle trainings, either in-person or over the phone. Contact the Academic Technology Helpdesk by creating a ticket here and we will help make Moodle work for you.