UC2 E-Learning

UC2 E-Learning is the official mobile application of Université Abdelhamid Mehri – Constantine 2, Algeria. Built on Moodle 4.5 LTS, one of the world's most widely used open-source learning management systems, the app gives students and teachers secure, convenient access to all course activity from any Android device. FEATURES - Browse and access all enrolled courses and their materials - Submit assignments and receive feedback from instructors - Take quizzes and exams directly from your device - View grades, rubrics, and detailed teacher feedback - Participate in forum discussions with classmates and instructors - Download course files, videos, and documents for offline use - Send and receive messages with teachers and fellow students - Stay on track with a personal calendar showing deadlines and events - Receive push notifications for new messages, due dates, and announcements - Interface available in Arabic, French, and English WHO IS THIS APP FOR? This app is designed for enrolled students and academic staff of Université Abdelhamid Mehri – Constantine 2. Whether you are attending lectures on campus or studying remotely, UC2 E-Learning keeps you connected to your coursework and your university community. ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY Université Abdelhamid Mehri – Constantine 2 (UC2) is a public research university located in Constantine, Algeria. The university offers programs across multiple faculties and serves thousands of students each academic year. The Moodle e-learning platform supports teaching and learning across all departments, providing a structured digital environment for course delivery, assessment, and collaboration. IMPORTANT – ACCOUNT REQUIRED This app requires a valid UC2 institutional account to log in. Access is restricted to registered students and staff of Université Constantine 2. If you do not have an account or need assistance, please contact your faculty administration or the university's digital services department. The app connects to the official UC2 Moodle server. Your login credentials and course data are handled in accordance with the university's data policies.