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For every context in Moodle there are one or more pages of settings that impact it Remember the basic structure of Moodle has a hierarchy of contexts that work with roles. | For every context in Moodle there are one or more pages of settings that impact it Remember the basic structure of Moodle has a hierarchy of contexts that work with roles. | ||
:Thus there maybe a site setting that | :Thus there maybe a site setting that affects what a teacher will see or have available in any course. Or a teacher may set up one quiz that a student can take many times, and another quiz with the same questions that a student can only take once. | ||
There are two primary areas where settings can be found: The Settings block and the Navigation block. However, clicking on a context, say a Lesson, may change what appears in both these blocks. With"Editing turned on", clicking on the | There are two primary areas where settings can be found: The Settings block and the Navigation block. However, clicking on a context, say a Lesson, may change what appears in both these blocks. With"Editing turned on", clicking on the update icon (the hand with a pencil), will usually take the teacher to a settings page for that context link. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:29, 25 October 2011
For every context in Moodle there are one or more pages of settings that impact it Remember the basic structure of Moodle has a hierarchy of contexts that work with roles.
- Thus there maybe a site setting that affects what a teacher will see or have available in any course. Or a teacher may set up one quiz that a student can take many times, and another quiz with the same questions that a student can only take once.
There are two primary areas where settings can be found: The Settings block and the Navigation block. However, clicking on a context, say a Lesson, may change what appears in both these blocks. With"Editing turned on", clicking on the update icon (the hand with a pencil), will usually take the teacher to a settings page for that context link.
