Réglages page d'accueil

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Emplacement : Administration > Page d'accueil > Réglages page d'accueil

Cette page permet de choisir l'aspect qu'aura la page d'accueil de votre Moodle.

The site front page is similar to a course page. Administrators can edit the front page by clicking the "Turn editing on" button in the top right corner of the front page.

Front page settings include the following options :

Full site name

This name appears at the top of every page above the navigation bar.

Short name for site

The short name appears at the beginning of the navigation bar as a link back to your site front page.

Front page description

An optional setting enabling you to add short message to your users in a block on the front page.

Front page and front page items when logged in

The centre of the front page can display any combination of the following: news items, a list of courses, a list of course categories, a list of categories and courses or none. If you choose to display a list of courses when logged in, then students are provided with a list of only the courses they are enrolled in.

Note : une alternative pour les utilisateurs authentifiés est Mon Moodle.

Include a topic section

This adds a topic section to the centre-top of the front page. When editing is turned on, resources and/or activities can be added to the topic section using the dropdown menus, in the same way as on a course page.

Note: The label resource can be used to add text and/or an image to the centre-top of the front page.

News items to show

This setting only applies if the front page is set to display news items or if you are using the Bloc dernières nouvelles.

Default front page role

Moodle1.9

To enable logged-in users to participate in front page activities, a default front page role, such as student, can be set.

Attention : le rôle par défaut de la page d'accueil ne devrait jamais être invité.

In versions of Moodle prior to 1.9, you can enable logged-in users to participate in front page activities by setting an authenticated user role override or by assigning users a front page role.

Voir aussi

• en:Site files
• en:Site settings for versions of Moodle prior to 1.7
• Mise à jour à Moodle 1.8 for the steps to enable logged-in users to read the site news
• Using Moodle Front page activities forum discussion