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Use the 'popup to file or web page' for the lesson to reference that 'chapter' (IOW host the HTML you created see next point).How to Insert PDF Into Word ▷ ➡️ Creative Stop ▷ ➡️.

The 'granddaddy' of these tools is HTMLTidy.Īt this point you have a really good html document as your source. For some free tools search for 'clean word html' on the web. Next you could run a utility on this to make it better. This does a fair job in the context of Moodle. This had different names in different versions of Word, but basically gets rid of a lot of the Word-specific junk. Start by using Word's 'File> Save As > Filtered HTML' option. Word does add hidden formatting to be copied when it is pasted into Moodle directly. Your PDF can be referenced by the lesson in the 'pop-to file or web page' option, or as a URL - you obviously need to host the PDF on your Moodle site. The quality of the resulting small PDFs is usually higher than the same PDF exported as an image. You can also, obviously split the PDF more granularly (if that's a word?) than chapter, and some of the utilities probably have a feature to automatically split all the pages. In your situation, you might want to attach the chapter as a resource in this form. Google 'pdf splitter' and you'll find a bunch. There are free 'pdf splitter' utilities that will do this.

Do not have lessons, use a word or pdf file as a resource, use conditional activities to link it to a quiz that is loaded with feedback to each question.

Reference the PDF for a lesson by the 'pop to file or web page' option.

Create some image files of your PowerPoint and insert those.

Create some image files of your pdf or word document converted to pdf.

The only import option is powerpoint (and if you are using Moodle version 1.9 or below this basically doesn't work anyway).

Is there anyway to easily do this and retain the formatting, esp around screenshots with arrows and description around them?' We ant to put them in a lesson, where 1 chapter would be 1 lesson. 'We have many course documents in Word and PDF format at the moment.

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