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You can log in to Moodle from anywhere via the web.

Using Moodle for the first time

New members of staff

The Moodle team will email you with login instructions, using the email address that you provided to the Trust during the recruitment process.

We try to ensure staff keep only one Moodle account throughout their time with the Trust. If you have used Moodle in the past, e.g. for a different job role or as a student, you will not normally receive new login details. Instead, you should be able to continue logging in to the same account. (We will just need to update your details when your new payroll number and Trust email address are available.)

If you do not receive login details by your official start date and can't log in, please contact the Moodle team.

Existing members of staff

If you are already working in the Trust, an account should have been set up for you using your eight-digit payroll number and Trust email address.

If you don’t have your login information, you can request new details by following the “Forgotten your username or password?” link from the Moodle login page, and entering either your payroll number or Trust email address.

Forgotten password

  • Please click "Forgottenyourusername or password?"onthelogin page. This will prompt you to entereitheryourusername or email address
    • For new staff, please enter the email address you provided to Recruitment
    • For existing staff, please enter your eight-digit payroll number or Trust email address
  • You will then receive an automated email to start the reset process

Contact

Enrolment and course content

If you have a query related to enrolment, course content, or any questions about a course, please contact the relevant Moodle unit manager. You will need to log in to Moodle to access this list.

Access problems

If you don't receive details of how to log in to Moodle before your official start date, or if you have any other problems with access, please email the Moodle team for assistance.

Last reviewed: 02 December 2021

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