Help Moodledocs

Leo Migdal

-Nov 11, 2025, 9:34 AM

Find everything you need to start creating and managing your courses, plus a range of guides and resources to help you get more out of Moodle. Got questions about your MoodleCloud Standard plan? Self-service support is available through the MoodleCloud Knowledge Base. Watch our short step-by-step guides to help you get started with MoodleCloud. Want step-by-step training on how to teach better with Moodle or manage your site? Explore our short courses and learning programs designed for educators, administrators, and developers.

Read our quick guides to getting started with Moodle, plus detailed articles about how to set up and manage your site, courses, and content. My favorite and personal go-to resource is provided by Moodle HQ – MoodleDocs. Moodle has a vibrant and diverse community that works together to maintain documentation in MoodleDocs and other community-driven outlets. Aside from manually navigating to the MoodleDocs website, MoodleDocs is integrated into our LMS environment. In the footer of Trine University’s Moodle pages, you will see a little block of information that looks like this: It briefly displays the user that you are logged in as, the course you are visiting, as well as some other helpful hyperlinks.

The top link in this block of information is described as ‘Help and documentation.’ This link should appear on any page of our Moodle LMS: Clicking this link will pull up the corresponding MoodleDocs or help documentation. For example, if you are editing a forum within your course and you navigate down to this link, you will be directed to the MoodleDocs resource page for all things related to forums. Main MoodleDocs Page - https://docs.moodle.org/37/en/Main_page Quick Guides on several topics - https://docs.moodle.org/37/en/Category:Quick_guide

There are a number of places you can get help, support and advice. Moodle.org is the official documentation and support site for the Moodle Learning Management System (LMS). It is a comprehensive resource for anyone looking to learn more about the learning management system, get help, start a course, or connect with the global community. On Moodle.org, you can find a wide range of resources to help you get the most out of your learning management system. The site offers detailed documentation on how to use the software, as well as step-by-step guides for various tasks, such as creating courses, adding activities, and managing users. There is also a community support forum on the site where users can ask questions, share tips and advice, and find solutions to common problems.

In addition to the support resources, the site also features a range of community-generated content, including custom themes, MoodleDocs, plugins, and other add-ons that can enhance the functionality of your learning management system installation. There are also many different language packs available, which allow users to use the educational platform in their native language. One of the key features of Moodle.org is its vibrant and active user community. The site is home to a large and diverse group of educators, learners, developers, and other individuals who are passionate about using the e-learning system to enhance learning and teaching. Members of the community regularly contribute to the site, sharing their knowledge, experiences, and insights on a range of topics related to the online learning environment. http://moodle.org

Plugin developers, maintainers and users are welcome to include documentation about their plugin in the English Moodle Docs. Of course it is fine to have documentation elsewhere, such as the Github wiki, however one advantage of including documentation in the English Moodle Docs is that 'Moodle Docs for this page' links in... And, very important, it will then be very easy for translators of Moodle Docs to add translations for this information. To create a page for your documentation, type in the browser address bar: https://docs.moodle.org/en/Plugin_name (where Plugin name is the name of the plugin in the plugins directory). If your plugin has a page in Moodle, you can redirect this page to your documentation page as follows: Copy and complete the following template code to obtain an infobox listing details of the plugin:

If there is not yet a discussion thread about your plugin, please create one in the General plugins forum.

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