Moodle
Background
Moodle is an internationally known open-source learning enviroment that provides online teaching and learning. Moodle offers comprehensive tools for sharing course content, completing assignments and assessments, maintaining discussions, and enabling learning monitoring. Thanks to its flexibility and scalability, the platform is suitable for a variety of learning environments and needs.
Web Address
Purpose of Use
Moodle is suitable for supporting face-to-face teaching, as a learning environment for online courses, and as a network platform for blended learning. The duration and tools used in a Moodle course can be freely defined, and the course is not tied to learning materials or a study module. Moodle is an excellent platform for project-based learning that transcends study module boundaries. The teacher is the administrator of the course and can, if desired, define the course settings, the rights of participants, and the openness of the course.
Usage Rights
If you want a new Course in Moodle, please fill out the form found at https://hankintalomake.metropolia.fi under Moodle courses. Moodle course requests received through other channels will not be processed.
The form asks for the following information, among other things:
- *Course Name (name of the study module, if it is a course for a study module)
- Name displayed in the navigation list (requester's suggestion; if the abbreviation is already in use, Helpdesk will come up with a suitable abbreviation)
- Course Key (requester's suggestion)
- *Teachers (teachers to be associated with the course)
- *Category (and subcategories)
- *Course validity starts
- *Course validity ends
If you also want to order an old course as a basis for your new course, you can do so using the same service request. Please indicate the old course details in the service request.
Mobile Application
Unfortunately, the functionality of the Moodle mobile application within the Metropolia environment has not been verified. Support for the mobile application is not provided at Metropolia.
Guides
Metropolia's own guides:
- Student's Moodle Guide (in the translation process)
In addition:
- MoodleDocs documentation maintained by the Moodle community
Actions in Problem Situations
Service requests for problem situations should be submitted to Metropolia's Helpdesk.
- Created by Petri Silmälä, last modified by Matilda Kälvinmäki on 4.11.2025