You would like to do more than just provide text in your Moodle course? Students should be able to work together on online content?
Moodle offers implemented tools that enable collaborative learning and working. Here you will be introduced to some tools.

Here you will find information on the regulations of  copyright law according to § 60 UrhG. You also have the opportunity to ask questions about in a forum.

An open course particularly for teachers in the field of engineering sciences. You will find here amongst others:

An Introduction to Moodle, tips & tricks, Copyright Issues, relevant Tools, contact Persons

In the course of the digitalization of teaching, innovative teaching concepts are increasingly being developed and integrated into university teaching, which opens up new opportunities for teaching and learning. This course gives you information about the Inverted Class...

Free educational materials under an open licence offer potential for creating diversity-sensitive teaching/learning materials. Such materials can refer to diverse communities, such as different sexual orientations, gender identities, people with disabilities, people of different origins and relig...

Here you will find the presentation slides for the workshop "DO IT YOURSELF: Students shape their teaching through their own learning videos - Sustainable and accessible to all as Open Educational Resources (OER)".

Slides for the one-hour short introduction "Hybrid teaching scenarios at the RUB" by the eLearning team RUBeL. Hybrid teaching formats, technology and design are discussed.

Self-guided learning is a concept that is often associated with eLearning. It can also be seen as an important element of learning in general. The slides deal with the learning process level and address various components of self-guided learning, e.g. cognition, motivation and learning organisati...

You want to integrate tests and assignments into Moodle and don't know how? You have had little or no contact with tests and assignments in Moodle and don't know what the user view looks like? Are you wondering how...