We have Moodle in your university and the reading material is provided in it. It is terrible to read, because the lines of text span the full width of the screen and the formatting is broken in a lot of cases.
Before Moodle we used to get nicely formatted PDF's (made with Latex I pressume). This might sound like a nitpick, but if you are spending hours reading the material over and over it is a pretty serious drawback. I don't undesrtand how moodle does not have a decent reader mode builtin. Also, I have always been the learning type that prints out the PDF and the draws, underlines, writes in it while reading it. Dunno, reading on screen just doesnt work for me that well.
Before Moodle we used to get nicely formatted PDF's (made with Latex I pressume). This might sound like a nitpick, but if you are spending hours reading the material over and over it is a pretty serious drawback. I don't undesrtand how moodle does not have a decent reader mode builtin. Also, I have always been the learning type that prints out the PDF and the draws, underlines, writes in it while reading it. Dunno, reading on screen just doesnt work for me that well.