Moodle

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette uses the Moodle LMS for online course components and fully online courses. Through this online learning platform, faculty can share a variety of course materials, including documents, presentations, videos, files, resource links, and more. Faculty can also use Moodle to communicate with students and assign learning activities, including written essays, quizzes, discussion forums, and polls to name a few. 

For those who have never used Moodle to teach, the Office of Distance Learning offers ODL 100: Moodle Basic Training, an online self-paced course that provides an overview of the core skills needed to create and deliver courses using Moodle and the EduTools supported by the Office of Distance Learning.  

New and existing users can also benefit from the Instructional Support Team's ongoing webinars.

To begin using Moodle: 

  • Log in. Use your ULID and password at moodle.louisiana.edu or by clicking the Moodle links on the University website or within ULink. 
  • Find your courses. Once in Moodle, you’ll see your Moodle Dashboard and Course Overview section. You’ll see Course Cards for each of your courses. Click a course name to open its course page. 
  • Set up your course. Once you’ve found your course, you’ll do one of the following: 

Need help?

If you're unable to log in or have trouble accessing or finding a Moodle course, contact the IT Service Desk.   

For questions regarding Moodle features and EduTools, the Instructional Support Team offers several resources: 

  • Self-Service Center: Search or browse for videos and step-by-step directions on some of the most asked questions by faculty about Moodle and our other integrated technology tools. 
  • Support Request: Connect with us via email to ask questions or report issues. 
  • Consultation Request Form: Members of our team are available for consultation meetings upon request. Please let us know some basic information about your needs and when you are available to meet by submitting the request form

Students — refer to the Tech Support page on the UL Lafayette Online website.