Your Moodle course may be fairly simple with basic instructional materials, assessments, and tools for interaction. Even at its most basic, though, you'll have to be mindful of the following few key points:
To accommodate diverse learning styles and devices, it is best to offer your content in different formats, which includes a combination of presentations, text, audio, graphics, videos, and forums/messaging
To engage students and to give them chances to demonstrate their knowledge and skills, include a range of activities such as assignments and discussion forums
To assess what students are learning, offer a variety of assessments such as quizzes
To reduce filesystem overload on the on-premises server, you may wish to use cloud-based sites, such as YouTube, SlideShare, and so on, rather than uploading large files to the Moodle server
As we get started, let's keep in mind that for convenience, we're trying to start with a simple, straightforward approach. We can always...