Online learning environments

Moodle is the most versatile online learning environment used at the University of Helsinki. It is a good choice when you want to use an interactive online platform on your course.

Moodle can be used to support classroom teaching or as a platform for distance learning. Moodle provides the possibility of teaching and learning flexibly as the teaching does not have to be fixed to a certain time and lecture room.

Among other things, Moodle can be used to

• collect learning tasks and provide feedback on them
• organise online discussions to activate students
• organise examinations with essay questions or multiple choice questions
• supervise and monitor your students’ learning process.

How to create a new course area

Learn more about Moodle

• What is Moodle? Watch the video What is Moodle?
• View a Moodle course as a student.
• Brief Moodle guide for teachers
• The quick guide will help you get started.
• Moodle guide for teachers (long)
• The Moodle guide for teachers; the best way to find answers is to use the search function..

Moodle video instructions

• Moodle.org offers plenty of instructional videos. In addition, you can use the search function on YouTube to find more videos

Current news:

• Moodle-News - subscribe to the e-mail newsletter!

MOOC A Massive Open Online Course is an online course that is open to everyone in the world. Supported by the Educational Technology Services, the online learning environment used is the versatile interactive platform Moodle, which is administered by Open LMS.

Please note! The computer science MOOCs can be found at: http://mooc.fi. The support, implementation and administration of courses listed on mooc.fi is covered by the department of computer science at the University of Helsinki.

MOOCs are freely available

• Demo courses, e.g. to present a discipline
• scheduled online courses
• self-study courses.

MOOC instructions

If you are planning a MOOC, please contact us. We offer teachers at the University of Helsinki help with the course’s pedagogical planning and technical implementation.

• MOOC Teacher's Guide (in Finnish)
• User instructions (Open LMS: Instructor Help)
   

Order a new MOOC area

Further information:

• Do you have a MOOC? Get the Open University involved and check out new recommendations (Flamma News)

• Yammer-group: Moodle & MOOC
• Support e-mail: moodle@helsinki.fi
• Training: Suffeli Learning
• Distance Teaching Café on Thursdays at 10-11 in Zoom - find the link and more information in this Flamma news.