Moodle Updates – Check out the new Course Hierarchy updates coming in Moodle

Moodle HQ team is constantly working to improve the world’s most popular open source LMS with new features and improving existing features. Over last few released, the Moodle HQ team has focused more on improving the user experience for teachers, students & administrators.

Recently, the Moodle HQ team has revealed about the new course hierarchy which they are working on to improve the overall user experience in Moodle LMS. Over last so many years, Moodle users have complaint about the ‘Scroll of Death’ in their Moodle courses because of the addition of numerous sections & activities on the course home page.

Moodle HQ team is working on improving the course view in such a way that when a user displays a course section (by clicking the section name), then it will show only the activities contained in the section which will give an improved user experience for the students.

Check out the video below where Sara Arjona explains how the new section based course hierarchy view will make it easier for the students to view the course activities.

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