4. Modules

4.1. Resources

The most common Resources we use in this course include videos, reading assignments, and files. To access a resource, click the link in the module.

Videos

Most of our lessons are made up of video lectures presented by the instructor. Video links typically take you out of Moodle. When you have finished watching the video you can return to the module by clicking your browser's back button.

Occasionally instructors may assign a video produced by someone outside of Cornell Agricultural Workforce Development. Videos labeled optional are not required for you to watch. Optional videos are relevant to the lesson or module topic and are recommended for those who have time.

Reading

Your instructor may assign an article or case study for you to read as part of a lesson. Articles may be files that you can download to your computer or print, or they may be links that take you to a website where you can read the article there. Similar to videos, some reading assignments are marked optional and thus not required for you to read unless you have time or interest to do so.

Files

Files are commonly used throughout the course to present learning information. Our module Take-Home Tips is a good example of a PDF file, and occasionally you may see an Excel worksheet that you can download for use in your own business.

NOTE: If you require any resources in an accessible format, please email Rachel.McCarthy@cornell.edu.

More on Resources

Watch our video on Course Resources within the Learning Moodle module to learn more about resources.

Outline of module 1 showing different resource links.