Table of Contents

1. Moodle at WIT (page 1)
1.1 What is Moodle? (page 1)
1.2 How do I access Moodle in WIT? (page 1)
1.3 How do I get setup as a teacher on a module in Moodle? (page 2)
1.4 What will I see when I log into Moodle? (page 2)

2 Building your module content in Moodle (page 3)
2.1 What will I see the first time I view one of my modules as a teacher? (page 3)
2.2 How do I add handouts created using Microsoft Word to Moodle so that my
students can easily Print / Save documents? (page 3)
2.3 I have added a handout to my module, how do I move, hide or delete it? (page 6)
2.4 How do I add a link to a website? (page 6
2.5 How do I add more topics/sections/weeks to my module? (page 7)
2.6 How can I add, move or delete a block from my module? (page

Alternative Query Types
cache:
Display Google’s cached version of a web page.
cache:www.irs.gov (Show Google’s cached version of the US Internal Revenue Service home page.)

info:
Find info about a page.
info:www.theonion.com (or id:)
(Find information about The Onion website.)

related:
List web pages that are similar or related to the URL
related:www.healthfinder.gov
(Find websites related to the Healthfinder website.)

Restrict Search to Sites Where Query Words Appear
allinanchor:
All query words must appear in anchor text of links to the page.
allinanchor:useful parenting sites (Search for pages that are called useful parenting sites by others.)

inanchor:
Terms must appear in anchor text of links to the page.
restaurants Portland inanchor:kid-friendly
(Search for pages on Portland restaurants for which links to the page say they are “kid friendly.”)

allintext:
All query words must appear the in text of the page.
allintext:ingredients cilantro chicken lime
(Search for recipes with these three ingredients.)

Using an electronic messaging system is a common way for today’s corporations to communicate. Quite often, the messaging system becomes an essential method for sharing information and documents, both within and outside of the enterprise. Unfortunately, these same systems can have gaps in security that enable infections to rapidly spread through an organization—posing risks to both data and productivity.

According to an International Computer Security Association (ICSA®) survey, email attachments are the most common sources of infections. Macro viruses, worms, and other malicious code can come in through email to slow down and debilitate your system. For example, infectors such as the Winword Concept macro virus and the Melissa virus have become among the fastest spreading viruses in history. According to the ICSA, the well-known LoveLetter virus is a mass-mailer, and therefore has the potential to spread quickly. The virus arrives as a VBS file attached to an email message.

INTRODUCTION
A worm attacks vulnerable computer systems and employs self-propagating method to flood the Internet rapidly Worms, such as Code Red [10], Slammer [9], and Witty [17], have infected hundreds of thousands of hosts and become a significant threat to network security and management. It is therefore of great importance for defenders to characterize the spread of worms that employ distinct scanning methods and to study countermeasures accordingly.

Different scanning methods have been employed by previous worms. For instance, Morris worm used topological scanning that relies on the information contained in the victim
host to find new targets. Code Red v2 and Slammer worms employed random scanning that selects targets randomly. Code Red II and Nimda worms exercised localized scanning that preferentially searches for targets on the “local” address space.

Benefits of Google Voice

Google Voice is a service that allows users to make free domestic calls from their computers or mobile devices to other computers, mobile devices or landlines. With Google Voice, you are able to use one phone number to manage all of your phones and send and receive domestic calls at no cost. Below are additional benefits of using Google Voice

• Users can be assigned a free Google Voice number.
• You can assign all of your phones the same number for incoming calls (cell, work and mobile).
• You can use with your Android, iPhone and iPad devices.
• You can send and receive unlimited free text messages.
• You are able to search your texts.
• Converts voicemail to text that be viewed through SMS texts or email.
• You can records calls that you receive.

Transition to Google Voice

Tips for Good Gardening

You’ll find this guide is packed with good advice about allotment gardening, from digging the plot to planning year-round use. Adopt the good practice set out here and you should find the experience of managing a plot both enjoyable and rewarding.

This guide isn’t a comprehensive manual, and can’t answer all your gardening queries. But there’s plenty of help available: the borough’s libraries have a great selection of gardening books; the internet is host to gardening clubs, allotment societies (try www.allotments.org for local information) and commercial information; local gardening societies provide advice and your fellow plot-holders will often be able to help.

Don’t rush – if you try do too much too quickly, your tasks will become burdens. Instead, do a little and often. See Preparing the Plot for some ideas on getting your allotment into shape.