Student

My online courses

Your teachers can publish courses you work through at your own pace: text, images and quizzes, organised into chapters.

In brief

  • How a course is organised.
  • What your teacher sees of your progress.
  • Why the list may be empty.

Opening a course

an online course as a student works through it
Figure 1 — The course is read module by module; progress is saved as you go.

You are enrolled automatically in the courses assigned to your group: there is nothing to ask for. A course is made of modules — chapters — themselves made of content blocks.

Your progress

Your progress is saved block by block: you can stop and pick up where you left off, including from another device.

Your teacher can see your progress

They see what you have worked through and your quiz results. Your parents can also look at your progress.

Quizzes

Quizzes are multiple-choice questions. Your answers are kept, which lets the teacher spot what needs going over again in class.

A quiz is not always a grade

Unless your teacher says otherwise, a quiz is there for practice. The grades that count appear in My grades.

No courses showing?

  • Your school has not subscribed to the option — the entry then does not appear at all;
  • your teachers have not published any courses yet;
  • the course exists but is still a draft: only its author can see it.