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The following GROK articles provide basic instructions for adding materials and activities to a course, adding more users to the participants list, building a gradebook, and more. Each article contains links to additional relevant information. The Faculty Technology Center (FTC) provides Moodle support by email, by phone, or live through Zoom. For contact information, please see the article Faculty Technology Center: LSU Overview. To connect through Zoom and for further information on support services and training, see the LSU Online & Continuing Education Faculty Resources & Support page. The FTC also provides just-in-time faculty training opportunities and recorded training sessions.

Attending at least one training session for Moodle upgrades is highly recommended. For a comprehensive list of available workshops and recordings, please see the LSU Online & Continuing Education Technology Training page. Copyright © 2025 Louisiana State University . All Rights Reserved. PLEASE NOTE: If you would like to save any content from courses that are older than 18 months, you have several options. The first option is to download and save the content to your own computer.

The second option is to import the content into a Blueprint Course in Moodle. For each course you teach, you can get a single Blueprint Course created. Instructors can use a Blueprint Course to create and store content for a course to be taught in a future semester. Students do not get enrolled in Blueprint Courses. For instructions on how to request a Blueprint Course, please visit GROK 20175: Request a Blueprint Course. Are you a student?

If so, see: Moodle: Student Home Page: LSU Overview Watch the short video below for a quick overview of Moodle for Instructors. The Faculty Technology Center (FTC) provides Moodle support by email, by phone, or live through Zoom. For contact information, please see the article Faculty Technology Center: LSU Overview. To connect through Zoom and for further information on support services and training, see the LSU Online & Continuing Education Faculty Resources & Support page. The FTC also provides just-in-time faculty training opportunities and recorded training sessions.

Attending at least one training session for Moodle upgrades is highly recommended. For a comprehensive list of available workshops and recordings, please see the LSU Online & Continuing Education Technology Training page. The Course Tools page contains information and links that are especially useful for managing a course. The contents and appearance of Course Tools will vary depending upon your role as a student or instructor in the course. Get more details based upon your role: You can access this area in two ways.

The first way is to click the Course Tools icon on the course card on your My Courses page: You can also click the Course Tools link at the bottom of the table of contents on the left side of a course: The Faculty Technology Center (FTC) provides Moodle support by email, by phone, or live through Zoom. For contact information, please see the article Faculty Technology Center: LSU Overview. To connect through Zoom and for further information on support services and training, see the LSU Online & Continuing Education Faculty Resources & Support page. The FTC also provides just-in-time faculty training opportunities and recorded training sessions.

Attending at least one training session for Moodle upgrades is highly recommended. For a comprehensive list of available workshops and recordings, please see the LSU Online & Continuing Education Technology Training page. Available to: LSU Students, Faculty, Staff, Visitors who participate in eduroam, and Sponsored Guests. Available Wireless Networks that are broadcasted on the LSU Campus: LSU provides its faculty, staff, and students with an LSU E-mail Account and is referenced as LSUMail in this article. It is powered by the Microsoft Office 365 cloud service and the web interface has been customized for LSU.

Your e-mail address will be: [Your myLSU Account Name]@lsu.edu. LSUMail / Office 365 is also known by the following names: OWA, Exchange Online, Outlook, and Outlook Web App. Enrolling in Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) - Applicable for all student accounts since Fall 2019 -- NOTE: Please enroll in more than one factor Log into LSUMail through Outlook Web Access (OWA) Louisiana State University is extending its reach beyond Baton Rouge by adding to its long history of academic excellence and offering innovative degree programs online. Visit the LSU Online Website for more information.

Copyright © 2025 Louisiana State University . All Rights Reserved. This article provides an overview of the: The Moodle home page is the landing page you see when you first navigate and log in to Moodle. It displays institutional reminders and resources without requiring login. Logging in is necessary to access courses and personalized tools.

On the home page, there are several important areas, such as: To navigate to courses, click the My Courses link at the top of the page, which is found on almost every page in LSU Moodle. A collapsible menu on the right edge of every site page includes options for: administration menus; blocks; and reminders about upcoming deadlines, grading needs, and forum posts. This menu streamlines access to important Moodle tools. The My Courses area of Moodle is where you can find your courses and important blocks. The GROK Knowledge Base is LSU's Knowledge Base.

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Enter a Request. From the novel Stranger in a Strange Land, by Robert A. Heinlein, where it is a Martian word meaning literally `to drink' and metaphorically `to be one with'. 1. "To understand intuitively or by empathy; to establish rapport with." 2.

To understand, usually in a global sense. Connotes intimate and exhaustive knowledge. Contrast zen, which is similar supernal understanding experienced as a single brief flash. See also glark. If you are using a mobile device to access the myLSU portal, you may need to rotate your phone to landscape mode to access the menu. 2.

Click the Moodle link under Quick Links. 2. At the left hand side panel, select Student Services | Moodle. *Note: You can also access Moodle directly using moodle.lsu.edu. Copyright © 2025 Louisiana State University . All Rights Reserved.

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