This video will show you what you have to do to get an mp3 to play through a player in any resource or activity in Moodle. Some minor tweaking of the insert results is needed to get the best results...

As long as no one has started answering questions in your quiz you can still change things. In this tutorial we are adding a reading text to a quiz that was previously created.

How do you set up a simple quiz in Moodle? These are the basic steps you need to follow -also check our other tutorials on the Moodle quiz activity!

Especially if you have many questions it is advisable you use categories to manage them. In this tutorial we'll show you how to create categories and how to allocate questions to them.

If you see unexpected things occurring in your database, then you can usually fix the problem by looking at the template. More often than not, the problem is that field codes occur outside the table, which never is a good thing. In this tutorial we'll show you how you can fix problems like these. We are focussing on the "Add template", but the procedure is the same for any template really. Good luck!

The list template takes care of what the list view actually looks like. If you don't like the list, open up the template and change where appropriately. Do make sure that, if you want to add extra fields or actions to list items, you do put them within the table!

Moodle databases are really powerful, and in this project we will actually be creating a database for youtubefilms. The first step is to create the database and set up the fields which we are going to use.

This short tutorial shows how you can create and edit groupings in Moodle. If later, at the level of an activity, you select one grouping and tick the box that says "Available for group members only", then that particular activity will be completely hidden for other groupings.

This short tutorial shows how you can create and edit groups in your Moodle course.

Grading activities can be done using standard scales, or Separate and Connected ways of knowing. The video shows what the differences are between both ways of grading.