Moodle - Course Access

This page explains how to access course content in Campbellsville's learning management system (LMS) called Moodle.

Course Access in Moodle - You will be able to access your course in Moodle on or about the weekday before the term begins on the same weekday of the following week. (Example: If the term begins on Monday, August 8, you will have course access on/about Monday, August 1.)

Your Moodle Login - In order to login to Moodle, you will need your CU ID (username) and your TigerNET PIN (password). If you need assistance with your ID or PIN, contact Student Records at 270.789.5233. 

Help with Moodle/Course Access - If you need assistance with accessing Moodle or your course, contact Distance Education at 270.789.5359 or send an email to distanceeducation@campbellsville.edu. When emailing, include your name, ID number, the course ID and term.

NOTE: If you are an employee of the university and a student contact Distance Education to arrange for alternate credentials.

Need help GETTING INTO Moodle? Call 270-789-5359 (8a - 5p, M-F)

Need help USING Moodle? Call 800-985-9781.

HELPS
  • New to Moodle? View the student tutorial. (Available at any time!)
  • You will need your CU ID and PIN (used for TigerNET).
  • If you need assistance with your PIN, contact Student Records by phone (270-789-5233) or email.
  • If you cannot successfully log in to Moodle contact the Center for Distance Education by phone (270.789.5359) or email.
  • If you have trouble with elements within an online course, contact the Help Center at 800-985-9781.
What is Moodle?

Moodle is an online application called a learning management system or LMS. It is where you access the materials for your course.

What does "Moodle" mean?

Moodle is an acronym for "Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment."

NOTES
  • If you do not see your course on your Moodle account by the Wednesday before the term starts, contact the Center Distance Education
  • The Center for Distance Education does not provide support for third-party course software such as SAMS. Please contact your instructor.
  • The Center for Distance Education does not provide support for in-course applications such as Adobe Connect. Please contact our Help Center at 800-985-9781.
  • Deadlines apply to dropping courses and withdrawing from a term after it begins with regard to financial charges and academic records (grades). Please refer to the Bulletin-Catalog for information about these deadlines. You may also contact...
    • Business Services at 270-789-5302 (financial charges)
    • Student Records at 270-789-5233 (academic records, grades)