- #MOODLE APP HOW TO#
- #MOODLE APP FULL#
#MOODLE APP FULL#
It is possible to force the editor to display in full screen. When composing a blog post, forum post or editing a wiki page, the editor will not fill the full screen - depending on the activity there will be differing levels of padding shown. Rotating your phone should allow you to see the full width of such pages allowing you to make a choice before rotating back to portrait. the table displaying the list of threads in a Forum. Despite using a responsive theme a few activities in Moodle will display in a format wider than the typical mobile phone screen in portrait mode - e.g. However if you need to access Moodle on a mobile phone here are some tips to try and enhance your experience.
#MOODLE APP HOW TO#
How to Take a Screenshot on Your Android Phone or Tabletįor the best experience of using Moodle we suggest using a PC, laptop or a 8-10" tablet. How to take a screenshot on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch If possible, it would also help to have screenshots from your device illustrating the problem:
The name of the activity or resource being accessed. The name of the course and the topic holding the activity or resource. The browser you are using on your device - e.g. The operating system it is using - e.g iOS 8.1, Android 7.1.1, Windows 10, etc. In the meantime, if you are having issues with accessing particular activities or resources on a mobile device please let the service team know by sending details of the issue to When you send your email please include the following information: Once this has been resolved we will enable use of the app within our Moodle. However there is an issue preventing us from granting access to the site via EASE login. Moodle have improved the app with recent versions and we would like to make it available to students. Consequently we have put our effort into creating and maintaining a responsive theme which displays and gives full access to most activities and resources in Moodle on mobile devices. The Moodle service team have tested it previously and found the functionality to be lacking.Īs well as not supporting our various third party plugins (expected) it did not support many of Moodle's own core features. The ability to access Moodle via the official Moodle app has never been switched on in the University instance of Moodle.
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