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Course Editors: Moodle Rollover for 2026/27

Mon, 15 Jun 2026 10:50:30 GMT

by Hassan Fiaz.

On Monday 22 June 2026, we’ll carry out the annual Moodle Rollover.

This process creates new copies of course pages for the upcoming 2026/27 academic year. It’s primarily relevant to course editors preparing content for next year.

Key points:

New course pages will be available to editors by Monday 29 June 2026
These pages will be hidden from students and other users by default
Existing (2025/26) pages will remain unchanged and fully accessible

If you have questions about how a particular course will be handled, please speak to your departmental office, as we’ve been working with them to coordinate any specific arrangements. You’re also welcome to contact the Digital Education team (eden.digital@lse.ac.uk).

For help getting your course ready, see our guidance on setting up Moodle pages for the new academic year.

Moodle Accessibility Experience Survey

Mon, 13 Oct 2025 09:49:13 GMT

by Laurence Horstman.

The LSE Eden Centre is consulting with students and staff about their digital accessibility experiences with Moodle. We would like to hear from:

· Students registered with LSE Disability and Mental Health Services (DMHS), or those who may prefer accessible content for any reason.

· Staff - Professional Services and Academics - who edit Moodle courses, including uploading files, in any setting at LSE.

Take part in our anonymous survey by Monday 27 October and register interest in future consultation sessions on digital accessibility at LSE. Students can win one of three £20 gift vouchers and express interest in paid consultation.

Complete the Survey

Thank you for helping us make LSE Moodle more accessible for everyone.

Moodle Enrolment Interruption

Mon, 29 Sep 2025 10:21:18 GMT

by Sarah Crofton.

Update 29/09/25 16:35: Normal service has now been restored, and all students should be enrolled in the correct courses and groups. We apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience.

We are currently experiencing a technical issue that has interrupted automatic enrolments in Moodle. This means some students may not yet see all of their course pages or groups. Others may still be enrolled in courses for modules that they have since left.

Update 29/09/25 13:45: We have implemented a solution and enrolments are now being processed. It will still be several hours until all enrolments have been processed. This post will be updated again when all enrolments have finished. Thank you for your patience.

In the meantime:

Some courses allow self-enrolment: search Moodle by module code (e.g. AC100).
Reading lists remain accessible from the Reading List tab at the top of Moodle.
Teachers may enable self-enrolment for their courses if they wish.

We will post updates here as soon as we have more information on the resolution timeline. Thank you for your patience.