‎moodle Desktop On The Mac App Store

Leo Migdal

-Dec 11, 2025, 1:48 AM

Less than a month since we launched Moodle Desktop for Windows and Surface tablets (Version 10 and above with the Windows Anniversary Update). On release, we received a lot of positive feedback about Moodle Desktop and you can read more about what Moodlers think about it in our Moodle Mobile forum. Moodlers have been sharing their thoughts & answering questions about our new #MoodleDesktop. Join the conversation: https://t.co/kAPUS2cdrx pic.twitter.com/1U2wzoLs5j — Moodle Mobile (@moodlemobileapp) July 11, 2017 Now, we are very pleased to announce that Moodle Desktop is also available for:

Published by Moodle Pty Ltd on 2025-10-08 What is Moodle Desktop? Moodle Desktop is a desktop application that allows users to access their Moodle courses and participate in online learning. It offers features such as easy access to course content, connecting with course participants, engaging in course activities both online and offline, submitting assignments, checking upcoming deadlines, receiving instant notifications, and tracking progress. The application is developed by the creators of Moodle, the world's open source learning platform. 1.

• Track your progress: View your grades, check completion progress in courses and browse your learning plans. 2. • Engage in course activities: Attempt quizzes, post in forums, play SCORM packages, edit wiki pages and more - both on and off-line. 3. • Connect with course participants: Quickly find and contact other people in your courses. I am a big fan of the redesign; it makes the app feel and run smoother!

The side arrow that follows you through the pages for the side menus, however, is not it and not a suitable placement. I am a student, so this is just my perspective but coming from the old iterations of the app, I would have to default to using the website, and now the app is more... It would be nice to see better push notification integration. Overall the redesign is giving me high hopes because I thought the creators were just gone and left to fix just simple significant errors, but that’s about it. This is a nice change! Where design is being addressed but as well functionality was not a second thought to design.

I am a big fan of the redesign; it makes the app feel and run smoother! The side arrow that follows you through the pages for the side menus, however, is not it and not a suitable placement. I am a student, so this is just my perspective but coming from the old iterations of the app, I would have to default to using the website, and now the app is more... It would be nice to see better push notification integration. Overall the redesign is giving me high hopes because I thought the creators were just gone and left to fix just simple significant errors, but that’s about it. This is a nice change!

Where design is being addressed but as well functionality was not a second thought to design. FIRST I want to say that I love that the "There are no discussions yet in this forum" button no longer prevents me from expanding the discussion prompt. The reat of my review starts here: Someone woke up and thought: "Let's make the layout more compact and move everything into menus where they aren't just readily available where people don't have to... :D" Why though? Now it takes longer to find my course content and it's a lot less easy-on-the-eyes than it was before. I'm keeping it at 3 because I still need it for school, when I can find stuff.

Even on the Dashboard, there's just an empty space under the classes and you still have to pull out the sidebar to find anything that used to be there except squished into a box... Because I sure do love my mostly blank pages. The courses I might be able to get used to. The huge course title covering half the screen and making it awkward to scroll is annoying for now but not enough to complain too much I guess and I'll probabl get used to it... The new layout of the courses isn't that bad, just new. Someone distracting, but not entirely nonsensical for the most part.

FIRST I want to say that I love that the "There are no discussions yet in this forum" button no longer prevents me from expanding the discussion prompt. The reat of my review starts here: Someone woke up and thought: "Let's make the layout more compact and move everything into menus where they aren't just readily available where people don't have to... :D" Why though? Now it takes longer to find my course content and it's a lot less easy-on-the-eyes than it was before. I'm keeping it at 3 because I still need it for school, when I can find stuff. Even on the Dashboard, there's just an empty space under the classes and you still have to pull out the sidebar to find anything that used to be there except squished into a box...

Because I sure do love my mostly blank pages. The courses I might be able to get used to. The huge course title covering half the screen and making it awkward to scroll is annoying for now but not enough to complain too much I guess and I'll probabl get used to it... The new layout of the courses isn't that bad, just new. Someone distracting, but not entirely nonsensical for the most part. This will be a short review, a few words or more I’d write is that the app is easy to use and I’ve been using this app for my classes at community college.

I’ve been in community college since 2017- present day as you may not know I failed some courses and had to retake them, so as you can tell by the years I have to... I have written this review on may 6, 2023 and I submitted my assignment for geography that day using the Moodle app. I haven’t come across an issues with the app, all I had to do is set up the Moodle app by providing the web address url to my college campus which uses Moodle for... Overall, good app I am hoping the developers keep up with the good work as long they continue improving the app without any issues like crashes, or the app bugging. The Moodle App extends learning to on-the-go when and where your learners need it, even offline. Stay connected to your learning community with the Moodle App.

At Moodle, we know that learning never stops – but for learners without a reliable internet connection or access to a desktop computer, distance learning can be challenging. By signing up for the Moodle App, you can ensure that all your learners have access to Moodle both online and offline from anywhere and any device. Access content offline while commuting or when your internet connection is unstable. Keep learners up-to-date and progressing with their online learning by sending tailored and automated notifications. Learn about Moodle's products, like Moodle LMS or Moodle Workplace, or find a Moodle Certified Service Provider. Moodle.com

Our social network to share and curate open educational resources. MoodleNet Courses and programs to develop your skills as a Moodle educator, administrator, designer or developer. Moodle Academy Moodle.com Learn about Moodle's products, like Moodle LMS or Moodle Workplace, or find a Moodle Certified Service Provider. MoodleNet Our social network to share and curate open educational resources.

Moodle Desktop 3.9.2- H5P integration including option to view H5P content offline- Site finder - enabling a user to easily find their Moodle site by entering the name (no need to enter the site...

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