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Settings is a term that is used in many place in Moodle. The purpose of this page is direct the reader to some of those places with links. Often setting information can be found as a section in a page, which can be hard to find for a new user.   
Settings is a term that is used in many places in Moodle. The purpose of this page is to direct the reader to some of those places with links. Often setting information can be found as a section in a page, which can be hard to find for a new user.   


The most common use of "settings" refers to a page that controls the characteristics of a Moodle  feature.   For example, there is a settings screen for each course that will determine if the student/teacher will see course sections as topics or weeks.  The lesson setting page has a box that will hide or show that specific lesson to the student. In fact, every activity that can be put in a course has a different settings page/screen.
The most common use of "settings" refers to a page that controls the characteristics of a Moodle  feature. For example, there is a settings screen for each course that will determine if the student/teacher will see course sections as topics or weeks.  The lesson setting page has a box that will hide or show that specific lesson to the student. In fact, every activity that can be put in a course has a different settings page/screen.
 
In Moodle 2.0 many of these are located in the [[Settings block]] that appears on many pages.


==Course settings==
==Course settings==
[[Course settings]]<br>
*Overall course settings are described in [[Course settings]]
Assignment<br>
*Assignment settings are described in [[Adding/editing an assignment]]
Chat<br>
*Chat settings are described in [[Adding/editing a chat]]
Choice<br>
*Choice settings are described in [[Adding/editing a choice]]
Database<br>
*Database settings for an activity in a course are described here [[Adding/editing a database]]
Dialogue<br>
*Forum settings are described in [[Adding/editing a forum]]
Exercise<br>
*Glossary settings are described in [[Adding/editing a glossary]]
Forum<br>
*LAMS has very little documentation in [[LAMS module]]
Glossary<br>
*Lesson settings are described in [[Adding/editing a lesson]]
LAMS<br>
*Quiz settings are described in [[Adding/editing a quiz]]
Lesson settings at [[Adding/editing a lesson]]<br>
*SCORM/AICC settings are mentioned in [[Adding/editing a SCORM]]
Quiz<br>
*Survey settings are mentioned in [[Survey_module]]
SCORM/AICC<br>
*Wiki settings are described in [[Adding/editing a wiki]]
Survey<br>
*Workshop settings are mentioned in [[Workshop module]]
Wiki<br>
 
Workshop<br>
==Administrative settings==


==Non standard activities==
The [[Administrator documentation]] has links to many settings. In Moodle 2.0 these are found in the [[Settings block]].
[https://docs.moodle.org/en/Certificate_module#Settings Certificate settings]<br>
[[Activity Locking]] has different flavors and help on settings varies<br>


==Administrative settings==
==Other settings==
[[Administrator documentation]]has links to many settings<br>
admin<br>
[[Administrator_documentation#Configuration]] has a list of site settings<br>
User settings list for the administrator and the user[[Administrator_documentation#User]]


This was the redirect page to [[Course settings]]
Individual user profiles settings can be found here: [[Edit profile]]


==See also==


[[Category: Administrator]]
{{disambig}}

Latest revision as of 14:31, 25 November 2010

Settings is a term that is used in many places in Moodle. The purpose of this page is to direct the reader to some of those places with links. Often setting information can be found as a section in a page, which can be hard to find for a new user.

The most common use of "settings" refers to a page that controls the characteristics of a Moodle feature. For example, there is a settings screen for each course that will determine if the student/teacher will see course sections as topics or weeks. The lesson setting page has a box that will hide or show that specific lesson to the student. In fact, every activity that can be put in a course has a different settings page/screen.

In Moodle 2.0 many of these are located in the Settings block that appears on many pages.

Course settings

Administrative settings

The Administrator documentation has links to many settings. In Moodle 2.0 these are found in the Settings block.

Other settings

Individual user profiles settings can be found here: Edit profile


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