Moodle plugins directory: Plugin type: Course formats | Moodle.org

A course format which displays course topics as "Tiles", in a grid rather than as a list. When clicked, tile content is displayed under the tile with an animated transition. The layout adapts to different screen sizes and orientations. Within each tile, activities can also be set to display as "sub-tiles". For each tile, the teacher can pick an icon from a predefined set, or upload a background photo.

A modular and visual course format. Hides all topics and creates a grid of icons (one for each topic) with short titles. Clicking on an icon brings up the content from the corresponding topic.

Course format that allows showing each topic in a tab, keeping the current tab between calls to resources, in such a way that when it returns from a module as the blog or the glossary it returns to tab from where you started. This format is based on the Moodle standard format: “Topics”.

Organises course content in any number of sections that can be nested. Each section can be displayed on the same page or on a separate page

Shows multiple topics per page, with tabbed navigation between pages. Topics are collapsible, and can optionally be timed. If you like the Multitopic format, and use the latest version, please support the project by reporting any bugs you find.

Mix and match layouts to create unique and visually appealing course designs

Trail format was developed based on the Grid format plugin. He distributes the grids on a trail. Some features were designed to meet some aspects of gamification, being able to change the background style and transparency for grids. In addition to having the responsibility for mobile equipment.

Create courses faster and make them more consistent across your organization using course templates.

The Pop up activities course format displays resources and simple activities embedded in modals instead of redirecting from the course page.

Softcourse is a course format that display sections with only an image and an optional text on the course homepage. Users don’t see the detail of the section, for instance, resources or activities.

This course format allows to set duration for each section (period) in days, weeks, months or years. Each individual section (period) may override this duration. The course settings allow automatically collapse or hide past or future periods.

A simple timeline to simulate a real social network course in moodle.

Tabs Course Format (with Activity Tracking)

This Moodle course format displays each section in a tab

Moodlerooms is proud to release Flexpage, a course format that provides a teacher with complete control over how educational materials and assessments are presented to a student.

Warning: since sections collapsing behaviour is now integrated into Moodle core, this plugin will not be maintained for Moodle 4.x The collapsible weeks format is a clone of the core topics format that adds collapsing behaviour to sections in order to reduce page size.

The course format "Event" is intended to be used for short training events. Upon course creation, it creates a corresponding calendar event.

Topic based course format with the ability to arrange the topics in columns except 0.

Show each section of your course as a large card

Modified version of Weekly format that displays sections by day rather than week.

This course format redirects to courses that metalink the current one.

This course format, based on the 'Topics' standard format, allows a teacher to specify the foreground and background colours for each course section.

Course format Workplace list, that used to be part of Moodle Workplace

Allows to create course that consists of only one activity