UTT uses two separate Moodle environments. The correct environment depends on the type of course or activity you are trying to access.

Academic Moodle #

Use Academic Moodle for UTT’s formal undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

Examples include:

• Courses assigned for the current academic semester
• Master course shells used for course development
• Sandbox courses provided for practice or testing
• Courses connected to official academic programmes

Access Academic Moodle through the Moodle Academic icon on the UTT MyCampus dashboard.

Professional Development Moodle #

Use Professional Development Moodle (ProDev) for staff training, professional development and other non-academic learning activities.

Examples include:

• Faculty Transitioning to Moodle Workplace
• Staff development courses
• Institutional training programmes
• Workshops and short courses
• Orientation and professional certification activities

Access to ProDev Moodle is normally provided through an automated email containing your username, temporary password and login link.

How can I tell which site I am using? #

Check the course you are attempting to access:

• If it is part of an official undergraduate or postgraduate programme, use Academic Moodle.
• If it is a workshop, staff-development activity or training course, use ProDev Moodle.

Academic Moodle and ProDev Moodle are separate environments. Your login method, dashboard and available courses may therefore be different on each site.

I can access Moodle, but my course is missing #

First, confirm that you are logged in to the correct Moodle environment.

If the course is still not visible, contact Support TLIS and provide:

• Your full name
• UTT staff or student ID
• Course code and course name
• The semester or academic period
• The Moodle environment you accessed
• A screenshot of your dashboard, where possible