Moodle self-enrol papers

This is a page for students with links to useful Moodle papers that support student success.

Consent Matters

Everyone talks about consent, but what actually is it and why does it matter? Check out Consent Matters to learn exactly this! Consent Matters covers topics like sexual consent, communication and relationships, and bystander intervention.

Tackling Harassment

Learning about harassment and hate is important for the safety, wellbeing, and overall university experience for yourself and others! The purpose of these courses is to raise awareness, counteract barriers to reporting and intervention, and encourage positive culture change throughout the whole university community.

Academic Integrity

This course is designed to cover what Academic Integrity means for you as a student at the University of Waikato.

Academic Integrity means that:

  1.  You will conduct yourself in a manner that models and represents stated University of Waikato integrity values.
  2. Your academic voice as a student is valid and welcomed, and you can express your voice according to the expectations of University of Waikato academic culture.
  3. When you use external sources of information in your writing or other assignments, you will cite them appropriately using an established and approved citation style. You may compare those sources of information with your own perspectives and opinions.

Turnitin similarity report

Turnitin allows you to get a similarity report on your assignment. To get a Turnitin report, you can usually upload a draft of your assignment in Moodle. If you prefer, or if this option is not available, you can self-enrol in the Turnitin Similarity Report Moodle paper.

Your draft will not be retained in the Turnitin database.

Study Toolbox: Tech, Library, and Learning

We have designed Study Toolbox to be fun and useful, we promise we won't try to show you 75 bits of software! Enrol yourself into this paper at any time to practice using Moodle.

We will also introduce:

  • where to get help with studies
  • the main tech tools
  • using the library