Bielefelder IT-Servicezentrum

OpenMoodle courses for the publication of content that is to be made available to the public or to external staff, people without a university or project connection can be requested from Support. If content is released to anonymous users (guest access), interactive content is usually not available.

Features:
Different course formats, customizable permissions/role system, notifications, drag-and-drop editing mode and file upload, accessibility checking tools, different material types for teaching/learning content, many different activities: Polling, assignments, surveys, chat, database, feedback, progress lists, forum, peer review, glossary, group voting, journal (learning diary), lesson (step-by-step teaching material), integration of learning packages, scheduler, tests/quizzes, surveys, wiki, etherpad

Options

Moodle offers numerous configuration options for a wide range of formats and deployment scenarios. Feel free to contact us with your requirements and ideas.

Target group

• Employees (teaching staff, instructors, lectures)

Access

• Approval is done directly via OpenMoodle(https://openmoodle.uni-bielefeld.de).
• As with Moodle, members of Bielefeld University and other Universities participating in the DFN-AAI registration service can log in via "Registration with University Access".
• External users can also create their own account with any email address to access the platform.
• Individual content can also be released for guest access, for which no registration is required.

Request

Request by email to til-team@uni-bielefeld.de.

Details:

• Purpose (e.g., OER, project).
• Responsible contact person(s)
• Title of the course room
• Expected duration of use
• Desired approval (e.g. self-registration with/without password, open for guest access)

Deployment times

After creation by support staff (usually within 1-2 working days).

Privacy policy & terms of use

• Privacy policy
• Terms of use
   

TiL Team
If you have any questions and/or problems, please contact the TiL team preferably by e-mail.

E-mail:
til-team@uni-bielefeld.de
Tel.: 0521 106-12063

Information for making OER available is also available from the Centre for teaching and learning [Centre for teaching and learning] at oer@uni-bielefeld.de.

In particular, for legal questions regarding the individual scope of open educational content licensing, you can contact David Timothy Barber (in-house counsel).