Moodle Account

This page outlines the steps required to obtain access to Moodle - your student's online classroom. 

Moodle is a required part of any online or hybrid course. In addition some Individualized teachers use Moodle as a way to track submissions and documents.   The instructions below will walk you through setting up your student's Moodle account for the first time and how to login to Moodle.

Setting

UponUp loggingA intoStudent Encom,Account

If this is the first time your student has taken a Moodle course please follow the steps below to create a password for them.

1. You
will

Login to your Parent account in Encom (https://encom.onlineschool.ca) and click on the Student's Account button.
be taken to On the Student Account Page.page Your usernameyou will befind displayedyour here,student's Username and youa havetext abilityfield to changeset yourthe Moodle login password.  In addition, you can choose to enroll in the Student Forums here. This is like the 'hallway'password for the onlineaccount. course environment, where students chat and discuss different topics. The option can be changed at anytime.  Remember to click Save Changes at the bottom of the page if you make any changes.   Updates can take up to 10 minutes. Please wait this period before contacting Tech Support for any assistance.
You can also check which courses you are enrolled in within the Moodle platform by clicking the blue 'Moodle Sync Status'Status button. This page only shows the courses your student is enrolled/completed through Moodle. All courses can be seen on the student's course list page.

Accessing Moodle

Navigate to HCOS' Homepage. In the top right you will see a Log In icon.
Clicking the icon will open a pop.pop-up. Here,Choose choose Moodle Courses.Courses. You will be taken to the login page for moodleMoodle where you enter your username and password and can begin your courses.   Bookmark this page so you can return directly in the future.
If it's your first time logging into Moodle you will be required to complete the Online Orientation. This is a short module of information for all users about the software and procedures required to complete an online course.