MVLE2 Guide For Teachers

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MMSU
Online Freshman
Admission System – Users’
Guide
MVLE 2
First Semester AY 2018-2019
Login
• Open
https://mvle2.mmsu.edu.ph/
login/index.php and login
using your Authentication
Credential
• For Faculty, Request for an
authentication credential from
ITC
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Setting up a Course
• Under Navigation click Courses to view available courses or
create a new course.
Setting up a Course
• Then click add a new course button create a new course
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Setting up a Course
• Enter course details then click Save and
return button to save and view the list of
available courses or click Save and
display button to save and continue.
• There are required fields in this form marked
Setting up a Course
• Click the Turn editing on
button to enable adding/editing
activity, resource, or topic
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Adding Student to Course

• Under Navigation click Courses to view existing courses.

• Then click Participants under the course of your choice.
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• Click Enroll users button on the upper right corner of screen.

• Search for the student you want to enroll in your subject/course.
Then click Enroll users.
IMPORTANT: You can only search student with activated account. The student
needs to login once in MVLE to activate his/her account.
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Adding Activity (Quiz)

• Go to Courses.
• Click the Turn Editing On
button on the upper right of the
screen.
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• Click Add an activity or
resource.
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• Scroll and tick the Quiz, then
click Add button.
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• Enter your quiz details then click Save
and return button to save and view the
list of topics or click Save and display
button to save and continue.
• There are required fields in this form marked *
• Click Save and Display to continue on creating the quiz.
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• Click on the Edit quiz button to continue.
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• System will show you the quiz details. Click the Add button on the lower
right part.
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• A new box will pop up, click the “a new question” button.
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Adding Quiz (Multiple Choice)
• Choose a question type from the

list.
• Let us try Multiple choice.
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• Supply the needed values.
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• Set the Question in this part.
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• And you can set the Answer in this
part.
• Note: You should put a 100% Grade

on the correct answer and set NONE
if wrong.
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• After you entered the question and
the answer/s. Click the Save
changes button.
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Adding Quiz (True/False)

• Let’s do True/False. Click the Add button on the lower right part again.
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list.
• Click True/False.
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• Supply necessary information.
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• Select the correct answer – true or

false.
• Finally, provide feedback for each

of the answers 'true' and 'false'.
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• Click 'Save changes' to add the

question to the quiz.
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Adding Quiz (Matching)

• For Matching type. Click the Add button on the lower right part again.
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list.
• Select Matching.
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• Enter some instructions in the

'Question text' field to tell the
students what they are matching.
• Set the 'Default mark' (i.e. the

maximum number of points for this
question).
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• You must provide at least two

questions and three answers. You
can provide extra wrong answers by
giving an answer with a blank
question. Entries where both the
question and the answer are blank
will be ignored.
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• Click Save changes to add the question to the quiz.
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Adding Quiz (Short Answer)

• Let’s do Short Answer. Click the Add button on the lower right part again.
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list.
• Click Short Answer.
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• Enter some instructions in the

'Question text'.
• Set the 'Default mark' (i.e. the

maximum number of points for this
question).
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• Choose whether the answers are

case-sensitive. Case sensitivity can
be tricky where capitalization is
important.
• Next, fill in the answers you will

accept. You could give common
misspellings partial credit with this
option.
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Adding Quiz (Numerical)

• Let’s do Numerical Question Type. Click the Add button on the lower right
part again.
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list.
• Click Numerical.
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• Enter a question in the 'question

text' field. This can include an
equation.
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• Enter the first accepted answer(s). Note:
Floating point numbers, e.g. 23.4, may also be
written as 23,4 or 2.34E+1.
• Enter an accepted error for this answer. This is the

range above or below the answer that Moodle will
accept as a match. For example, if the correct
answer is 5, but you will accept 4 or 6 as answers,
your accepted error is 1.
• Enter a grade for this answer.
• Enter feedback for the accepted answer. This is

the text that the student will see if they enter a
number within the accepted error of the answer.
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• Enter the first accepted answer(s). Note:
Floating point numbers, e.g. 23.4, may also be
written as 23,4 or 2.34E+1.
• Enter an accepted error for this answer. This is the

range above or below the answer that Moodle will
accept as a match. For example, if the correct
answer is 5, but you will accept 4 or 6 as answers,
your accepted error is 1.
• Enter a grade for this answer.
• Enter feedback for the accepted answer. This is

the text that the student will see if they enter a
number within the accepted error of the answer.
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Adding Quiz (Essay)

• Let’s do Essay. Click the Add button on the lower right part again.
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Adding Quiz (Essay)

list.
• Click Essay.
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Adding Quiz (Essay)
• Enter the question in the 'Question

text' field. This will be the title of
and information about the essay you
wish them to write.
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Adding Quiz (Essay)
• Set the 'default mark' and any

'General Feedback' if required. This
is text that appears to the student
once you have graded their essay.
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Adding Quiz (Essay)
RESPONSE OPTIONS
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Adding Quiz (Essay – Response Options)

• 'Response format' allows you to choose what is available for the students when
typing their essays, for example the regular WYSIWYG editor with or without the
option to upload files, or a plain text editor (with no formatting.) No online text
means they cannot type any text. You cannot select this if you don't allow
attachments, as the students will have nothing to submit. If you have programming
students, they may require plain text with monospaced font for their code.
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Adding Quiz (Essay – Response Options)

• 'Require text' allows you to decide whether or not students must add text into the
text editor when they do the question. If you only want them to upload a word-
processed file as an essay, then you can set this to 'Text input is optional'. (Note that
this setting does not force the student to type text into the text editor; they can still
leave it blank and continue to another question.)
• Accepted file types' allows you to specify type(s) of file the students must upload.
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Adding Quiz (Essay)
RESPONSE TEMPLATE
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Adding Quiz (Essay)
It is possible for a teacher to create a template to scaffold

the student's answer in order to give them extra support.
The template is then reproduced in the text editor when the
student starts to answer the question.
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Adding Quiz (Essay)

RESPONSE TEMPLATE
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Adding Quiz (Essay)

WHAT THE STUDENT SEES
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Adding Quiz (Essay)

WHAT THE TEACHER SEES
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Adding Quiz (Essay)
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Adding Resources (File)

• Go to Courses.
screen.
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resource.
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• Scroll and tick the File under
Resources, then click Add
button.
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• Give your file a name and, if desired, a
description (which you can display on the
course page) and then upload your file by
clicking the 'Add' button in the Select files
box.
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• Click Save and return to course or Save and display to add the file to the
topic.
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Adding Resources (URL)

• Go to Courses.
screen.
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resource.
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• Scroll and tick the URL under
Resources, then click Add
button.
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• Give your URL a name and type (or copy/paste) the URL into the External URL box.
If you need to search for the correct URL, click the Choose a link button. When you
find and select your link, it will be automatically pasted into the box.
• Give the URL a description if you wish, and tick the box to display that description
on the course page if needed.
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• Click Save and return to course or Save and display to add the file to the
topic.
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Adding Resources (Assignment)

• Go to Courses.
screen.
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resource.
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• Scroll and tick the Assignment
under Activity, then click Add
button.
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• Give it a name and, in the description
explain what the students must submit.
You can upload a help or example
document from the Additional files area.
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• Expand the other settings to select, for
example, availability times, how you want
them to submit and how you plan to give
them feedback. (Comment inline allows
you to annotate directly on their
submitted work.)
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• If you want them to verify they are
submitting their own work, or if you want
to prevent them changing their
submission once uploaded, explore the
Submission settings. To have them submit
in group, explore Group submission
settings (ensuring your course has groups)
• Click Save and return to course or Save

and display to add the assignment to
course.
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• Students click the assignment link and click
“Add submission” (1)
• Depending on the assignment settings, they

either have a text box into which to type
their work or an upload area to submit their
file (2)
• They may be able to return to their work

and redraft it, or they might have to click a
submit button to send in a final version
which cannot be changed.
Student View
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• Once students have submitted work, click on the assignment and click “Grades”
• Here, the submission may be annotated (1) and/or downloaded (2); a grade entered (3) and
individual feedback given (4). The teacher saves the changes (5) and moves to the next student (6)
Teacher View
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Adding Student to Course

Adding Student to Course

Adding Student to Course

Adding Student to Course

Adding Activity (Quiz)

Adding Activity (Quiz)

Adding Activity (Quiz)

Adding Activity (Quiz)

• There are required fields in this form marked *

• Click Save and Display to continue on creating the quiz.

Adding Activity (Quiz)

Adding Activity (Quiz)

Adding Activity (Quiz)

Adding Quiz (Multiple Choice)

• Choose a question type from the

Adding Quiz (Multiple Choice)

• There are required fields in this form marked *

Adding Quiz (Multiple Choice)

• There are required fields in this form marked *

Adding Quiz (Multiple Choice)

• Note: You should put a 100% Grade

Adding Quiz (Multiple Choice)

Adding Quiz (True/False)

Adding Quiz (True/False)

• Choose a question type from the

Adding Quiz (True/False)

• Supply necessary information.

• There are required fields in this form marked *

Adding Quiz (True/False)

• Select the correct answer – true or

• Finally, provide feedback for each

Adding Quiz (True/False)

• Click 'Save changes' to add the

Adding Quiz (Matching)

Adding Quiz (Matching)

• Choose a question type from the

Adding Quiz (Matching)

• Enter some instructions in the

• Set the 'Default mark' (i.e. the

Adding Quiz (Matching)

• You must provide at least two

Adding Quiz (Matching)

• Click Save changes to add the question to the quiz.

Adding Quiz (Short Answer)

Adding Quiz (Short Answer)

• Choose a question type from the

Adding Quiz (Short Answer)

• Enter some instructions in the

• Set the 'Default mark' (i.e. the

Adding Quiz (Short Answer)

• Choose whether the answers are

• Next, fill in the answers you will

Adding Quiz (Short Answer)

• Click Save changes to add the question to the quiz.

Adding Quiz (Numerical)

Adding Quiz (Numerical)

• Choose a question type from the

Adding Quiz (Numerical)

• Enter a question in the 'question

Adding Quiz (Numerical)