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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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[[File:browse_courses.png|alt="Browse all courses" link under the heading "All Courses" in a learning management system interface]]
[[File:browse_courses.png|alt="Browse all courses" link under the heading "All Courses" in a learning management system interface]]


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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.
 
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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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.