It depends. Moodle is generally accessible, but problems can arise if content is added to Moodle without consideration to accessibility. For example, if streaming videos are added to the online environment, they need to have captions or at least transcripts for students who are deaf. Documents need to be accessible for screen readers, etc – bear in mind that some PDF documents are not automatically accessible.

• Paper based print materials (books, reader packets, reserve readings, lab manuals, handouts, syllabi, written exams)
• Electronic materials (web-based and Moodle-based content; electronic reserves, book bundled e-text, computerized exams)
• Multimedia materials (web-based video/audio, commercial DVDs, materials bundled with books, photographic slides or lab samples)

Any staff or faculty wishing to host an Elluminate meeting needs to set up an Elluminate account. If you are accessing Elluminate through Moodle, your Moodle login is all you need.

You need to update your old Moodle bookmark now that it's been integrated into myHumboldt, so that thr bookmark takes you to http://humboldt.edu/myhumboldt.If you don't, you're not only missing out on news and updates posted to myHumboldt - you're also using those applications less securely. And if you come across links on other websites that you think should point to myHumboldt, please let us know via the feedback tab on the right side of this screen.