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On the Moodle home page, look for the "Browse all courses" link.
On the Moodle home page, look for the "Browse all courses" link.
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Click the link and enter text to search for.  A best bet is to search for the department, course number, and semester code.  For example "BIOL001 F26".  The search will also work with course names but they are sometimes abbreviated.


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Click the link and enter text to search for.  A best bet is to search for the department, course number, and semester code.  For example "BIOL001 F19".  The search will also work with course names but they are sometimes abbreviated.
 
 
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Latest revision as of 17:38, 7 July 2026

Some people are enrolled in many courses and it can be hard to find a specific Moodle course in the Course Overview listing.  In this case, it may be faster to search for a course.

On the Moodle home page, look for the "Browse all courses" link.

"Browse all courses" link under the heading "All Courses" in a learning management system interface

Click the link and enter text to search for.  A best bet is to search for the department, course number, and semester code.  For example "BIOL001 F26".  The search will also work with course names but they are sometimes abbreviated.