Technical Terms - Internet (A-Z) - Moodle

What does Moodle stand for?

• Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment

• Massive Online Open Library of Education

• Modern Object-Oriented Digital Learning Experience

• Mobile Online Distance Learning Environment

What can educators do using Moodle?

• Listen to music, watch TV shows, and read books

• Order food, book flights, and shop online

• Play games, watch movies, and chat with friends

• Create lessons, manage courses, and interact with teachers and students

What can students do using Moodle?

• Play sports, watch movies, and go shopping

• Cook meals, do laundry, and clean the house

• Review the class calendar, submit assignments, take quizzes, and interact with classmates

• Travel, explore new places, and meet new people

How is Moodle used by educational institutions?

• To provide an organized and central interface for e-learning

• To organize social events and parties

• To sell products and services online

• To promote healthy living and fitness

What can be customized in a Moodle classroom?

• Each Moodle classroom and course

• The weather forecast for the day

• The latest fashion trends

• The stock market prices

How can individual users access content on Moodle?

• Through carrier pigeons

• Through either the web interface or the 'Moodle Desktop' application

• Through telepathic communication

• Through physical mail delivery

What must be done to create a Moodle learning environment?

• Bake a cake in the kitchen

• Build a sandcastle on the beach

• Plant a tree in the backyard

• Download and install the Moodle software on a web server

What is the Moodle platform built using?

• A piece of paper and a pencil

• A single block of concrete

• A modular design

• A magic wand

How can teachers modify the Moodle platform?

• Only on weekends

• During a full moon

• Never

• As needed

What is the primary interface for quizzes and tests in Moodle?

• A magic eight ball

• A crystal ball

• Moodle

• A fortune cookie