By now, you will have a good-looking and engaging course. You've begun to organize your resources into topics and directories within them, making them look interesting so as to engage your learners. You have included relevant videos they can watch or embedded animations and slide shows. Titles and section summaries have been added and you will have regularly updated news feeds so that there is always new content displayed on your site that your learners can read. This is only scratching the surface of what Moodle can do for you. The good stuff is still to come. So far we have created a fairly static course, where the users are passive.

In the next chapter, we will look at getting the learners on your course interacting with each other. This is the start of exploring some of the really useful features, which will have a massive impact on your learners.