We learned how to upload old mathematics exam papers to your Moodle courses (Chapter 1). We've seen that we can easily add an online discussion forum where students can discuss with teachers and their peers any problems they are having (Chapter 1). We've also learned how to include complex mathematical notation in our courses (Chapters 2 and 7) and how we can include third-party resources and activities, which are usually supplied in either SCORM or Flash format (Chapter 4). We are now able to set quizzes and tests for our students (Chapter 6) and have even looked at installing a special Moodle add-on that will recognize algebraic equivalence when checking answers (for example, 3x+4 is equivalent to 4+3x). We've also investigated including graphs and charts (Chapter 8) and interactive math exploration tools (specifically GeoGebra in Chapter 5).
I've already stated that incorporating mathematical notation in Moodle courses can be problematic (an...