Course Websites

Hampshire's course website system, Moodle, is an open source learning management system with an emphasis on communication, collaboration, and student involvement. Hampshire is an active member of the Collaborative Liberal Arts Moodle Project (CLAMP), which is a consortium of liberal arts institutions that collaborates on Moodle development and support.

Please note:

• Instructors must make their course website available to students. Until they do, students cannot access it.
• Instructors can add students and TAs to their course website as needed, though they do still need to add/drop on TheHub as appropriate. If a student does not appear when you try to enroll them, ask them to log into the Hampshire Moodle first and try again.

Five College Students LogginG into a Hampshire Moodle Course:

1. Go to moodle.hampshire.edu (Hampshire's Moodle)
2. Click the link to log in.
3. Select [Smith, Mt. Holyoke, Amherst, UMass] as your home institution.
4. You'll be redirected to a [Smith, Mt. Holyoke, Amherst, UMass] login page.
5. Log in there with the same credentials you would use to log in to your home institution's Moodle.
6. You should be redirected to Hampshire's Moodle where you will now be logged in.
7. You should see a link to your course in the Course List block on the right.

Hampshire Students LogginG into a Five College Moodle Course:

The other colleges in the Five College Consortium also use Moodle for course websites and each school maintains its own installation of Moodle. You must log into their systems to see their courses. Use the links below:

• Moodle at Amherst College
• Moodle at Mount Holyoke College
• Moodle at Smith College
• Moodle at the University of Massachusetts
  • UMass also uses Blackboard and Canvas for courses.