Moodle has traditionally been used to acquaint students with the same input that is relevant to their courses through video-recordings which are usually followed by quizzes or assignments or expecting the same output from all students within a designated time frame that aims to test students' ability to remember and apply in similar contexts. Instructional practices facilitated by a moodle course design, however, are not always appropriate for the diverse pool of students attending our online courses. Critical digital academic skills and multimodality are not always taken into account. Inclusive course design and instructional practices are often neglected or even ignored. This presentation will explain the rationale behind an inclusive course design following students' reflections and recommendations and it will present a rubric that can be used by teachers who are eager to create a more inclusive online course using Moodle.