Electronic resources can be integrated directly into Moodle courses to enrich instruction and provide students with easily accessible content, particularly in the form of videos. This page is intended for instructors.
Include links to articles, e-books, or chapters
Teachers can include direct links to the digital resources made available by the university libraries.
- Each article, chapter, or ebook has a permanent link that automatically redirects students to the relevant platform via UM authentication.
- Using these links, you can add multiple articles or chapters to the same Moodle course.
Warning
To be integrated (content to be provided by the SCD): A step-by-step guide for integrating links is to be provided. Two options are being considered: a link to a dedicated Moodle course titled “Integrating Resources into Moodle” (Plan A), or a drop-down menu linking to a step-by-step guide for integrating articles, chapters, and e-books (Plan B). Please provide the link to the step-by-step guide.
Embedding Videos in Moodle
Some databases to which the SCD subscribes allow you to embed videos directly into Moodle, such as Jove or Arte Campus.
Warning
To be integrated (content to be provided by the SCD) Step-by-step instructions for integrating the videos to be provided (same options—Plan A or Plan B—as for links).
Get support from the academic units
The university library teams can assist faculty members:
- help create a bibliography for a course, including by acquiring new print or electronic materials;
- check the availability and usage of a document (video, e-book, or article) before uploading it to Moodle;
- provide training on integrating resources into Moodle.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Integrations from Moodle
It is a stable link, unique to each article, chapter, or ebook, that automatically redirects students to the relevant platform via the University of Montpellier’s authentication system.
Instructors can include direct links to the digital resources made available by the university libraries. Each article, chapter, or e-book has a permanent link that redirects students through the UM authentication system, and it is possible to add multiple links within a single course.
Direct links to articles, chapters, and e-books, as well as videos from certain databases to which the SCD subscribes.
Yes. Some databases to which the SCD subscribes allow you to embed videos directly into Moodle, such as Jove or Arte Campus.
Yes. The library unit teams can help create a reading list for a course (including by acquiring new print or electronic materials), verify the availability and use of a resource before it is added to the course, and provide training on how to add resources to Moodle.
