KB1317 - Adding Wiley Plus content to your Moodle course

​​​​This article will help you to integrate Wiley Plus content into your VCC Moodle course.

By creating an LTI connection between your Wiley courseware and your Moodle course, you can make it easy for students to access your Wiley content and activities in just one click, without logging in.

Note: eLSupport can assist you with integrating this external content into your Moodle courses, but we cannot help you learn how to use this platform's content management system to create or manage your content. Please consult the platform's documentation and technical support.

The following illustrated tutorials will help you connect your Wiley course, and add Wiley course resources and activities into your Moodle course: ​​​​​

• How to Log in and Activate a WileyPLUS course for Moodle
  (Follow these steps FIRST before trying to add Wiley resources or activities into your Moodle courses. This needs only be done once, and creates a permanent pairing between your Wiley and Moodle courses.)
• How Students Access a WileyPLUS eTextbook in Moodle
  (How Students and instructors can navigate through a Wiley course resource to read an eTextbook.)
• How to Add WileyPLUS Resources into the Course
  (The essentials of how Instructors add a WileyPLUS resource to a Moodle course.)
• How to Create a Wiley Plus Assignment in Moodle
  (The essentials of how Instructors add a WileyPLUS assignment to a Moodle course.)
• How to Course Copy
  (How to import Wiley content from another Moodle course into your current one; includes re-pairing/reconnection steps.) 

Other Wiley Help Resources

• Wiley Plus Instructors Video Gallery
  (Video tutorials on a variety of Wiley user topics.)
• General Help and Resources
  (Articles, tutorial videos, and access to online support from Wiley.)

For Wiley's Student guide, watch the Wiley Plus Introduction video for Students.

Related Resources:

• Wiley Plus Integrated with Moodle Onboarding Manual
• WileyPLUS Help topics
• Wiley System Recommendations