> ## Documentation Index
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# Enable StudyStash in a Moodle course

> Add the StudyStash activity to your course.

You need permission to edit the Moodle course, and your administrator must have [configured StudyStash as an external tool](https://help.studystash.com/integrations/moodle.md).

## 1. Open your course

In **My courses**, select the course where you want to add StudyStash.

![Open your course](https://mintcdn.com/studystash-help/UbXlxW0z5agaJ_Cy/assets/87818241/87851009-p1.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=UbXlxW0z5agaJ_Cy\&q=85\&s=1978d64c58d4ec56cedbbc0fb3dea4e4)

Open your course

## 2. Turn on Edit mode

Enable **Edit mode** at the top of the course.

Turn on Edit mode

Turn on Edit mode

## 3. Add an activity

In the relevant section, select the **+** button and choose **Activity or resource**.

Add an activity

Add an activity

## 4. Choose StudyStash

Select **StudyStash** from the activity chooser.

Choose StudyStash

Choose StudyStash

## 5. Name the activity

Enter **StudyStash** in **Activity name**.

Name the activity

Name the activity

## 6. Save and check

Select **Save and return to course**. Open the new activity and check that you can access StudyStash. If you are helping an administrator test the connection, ask them to [start the connection test](https://help.studystash.com/integrations/moodle.md#test-a-course-launch) before you open it.

Save and check

Save and check

## If StudyStash is missing

Ask your Moodle administrator to check that the preconfigured tool is available in the activity chooser. If access still fails, [contact support](https://help.studystash.com/support.md) with the course URL and the error message.


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