Moodle Course Enrollment
When you register for your regular academic
courses, you will be automatically
enrolled in your Moodle course site. Your list of
enrolled courses will appear in the Navigation block in the
upper right. If you are not able to view a course in which you
are currently enrolled, ask your instructor if he or she has
made the course visible to students yet. If the
instructor has published the course and you are still unable to
see it, please contact the Technology Helpdesk.
For other courses however, you will
need to self-enroll. These courses may
include:
Card Office ID
submission
Placement Exams
Note: if you qualify for extended time accommodations, please
contact the office of Disability Services
via accessibility@oxy.edu or (323)
259-2969 for a link to the appropriate placement
exam.
To self-enroll...
Click on the link above for the "course" you would like to
enter.
Moodle will prompt you to log in. Use the same username and
password as your OxyConnect username and password.
After you log in, you will next see a page that says
"Enrollment options" that may also contain a list of
professors.
On this page, click the button "Enroll me"
You will then be enrolled in the course and able to view its
contents. If you experience difficulty enrolling in the card
office ID submission or a placement exam "course," please
contact the Technology Helpdesk.
Summer Reading
Heather McGhee’s The Sum of Us: What
Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper
Together has been selected as the 2021 Community
Book. A nonfiction title published in February of this year,
The Sum of Us is quickly receiving excellent reviews
and national attention. McGhee, an expert in economic and
social policy and contributor to NBC’s Meet the
Press, currently chairs the board of Color of Change,
the nation’s largest online racial justice organization. In
The Sum of Us, she argues forcefully that racism
hurts everyone and that the way forward is by building
multi-racial collaborations and coalitions, resulting in a
“solidarity dividend.”
All first-year students will be expected to read The
Sum of Us prior to the beginning of August. There
will be discussions about the book during New Student
Orientation and as part of First Year Seminars. Students
can request a free e-book of The Sum of Us
by sending an email to communitybook@oxy.edu; you’ll be sent a
code allowing you to download your copy at no charge.