🔹 Where do I find course materials for online learning 🔹 How do I access my online course content 🔹 Do I need textbooks for online courses 🔹 What platform does Acadia use for online learning 🔹 Where are my readings and assignments posted

Online course materials at Acadia are accessed through Moodle, the university’s learning platform. Once the course begins, students can log in to view syllabi, readings, assignments, and announcements. Some courses may also require textbook purchases or access to external resources, which will be listed in the course outline or Moodle page.

You’ll find all your online course materials in Moodle once your course begins.

Here’s what to expect:

📚 What’s included in Moodle:

• Syllabus and weekly schedule

• Readings, assignments, and quizzes

• Announcements and instructor messages

• Links to videos, discussion forums, and external resources

📖 Additional materials:

• Some courses may require you to purchase textbooks or access online tools

• These details will be listed in your course outline or Moodle page

✅ Moodle is your go-to hub for everything course-related — just log in and get started.

📘 Helpful Definitions:

• Moodle: Acadia’s online learning system used for course delivery and communication

• Course outline: A document that lists course expectations, materials, and grading

• External resources: Tools or readings hosted outside Moodle (e.g., publisher websites)

📎 Suggested Links:

• Log in to Moodle

• Open Acadia Overview

• Contact Open Acadia

📝 Special Notes:

• You’ll need your Acadia login credentials to access Moodle

• If you’re missing materials or unsure where to start, contact your instructor or Open Acadia

• Some courses may open early — check your Moodle dashboard regularly