What is Moodle?
Moodle stands for "Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment." It is used by thousands of educational institutions around the world to provide an organised interface for e-learning, or learning over the Internet. Warwick Medical School have supported students via Moodle since January 2013.
Moodle is one of the main ways we interact and communicate with students. As such, ensuring the information on it is accurate, up to date and useful for students helps present a positive impression of the course as a whole.
Getting started
uses the same single sign on (SSO) information as other University of Warwick services and, therefore if you are signed in to other Warwick sites, you will remain signed in when you navigate to Moodle.
Sign in to MoodleWhat version of Moodle are we currently using?
Last University of Warwick upgrade: July 2022, we are currently using Moodle 3.11. Please view the overview video.
Need technical help?
If you are Warwick Medical School (WMS) staff or student please use our online WMS Help DeskLink opens in a new window at any time to ask a question or track requests
New to Moodle?
The Moodle 3.11 video playlist will help you get startedLink opens in a new window.
Expected technical competencies
WMS students and staff are expected to be comfortable with computer basics such as navigating between folders on their computer, connecting to the internet, browsing and interacting with web pages, downloading and uploading files through the web, emails. We encourage all students and staff to develop their confidence with these basic capabilities to enable them to become accustomed to commonly used technologies and gain maximum benefit from the resources available.
Technical requirements
Please see Moodle HQ Browser SupportLink opens in a new window