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# An admin can enable verification of changed email addresses using allowed and denied email domains settings.
# An admin can enable verification of changed email addresses using allowed and denied email domains settings.
# An admin can enable reCAPTCHA for [[Email-based self-registration]].
# An admin can enable reCAPTCHA for [[Email-based self-registration]].
==Accounts==
# An admin can browse the list of users, sort by various fields and edit or delete selected accounts.
# An admin can create a filter for searching for particular users.
# An admin can perform bulk actions on selected accounts.
# An admin can manually create a new user account.
# An admin can upload users in bulk via text file.
# An admin can upload user pictures as a zip file of image files.
# An admin can create additional profile fields and profile categories.


[[Category:Functional testing|Features list]]
[[Category:Functional testing|Features list]]

Revision as of 13:36, 16 November 2009

Note: This article is a work in progress. Please use the page comments or an appropriate moodle.org forum for any recommendations/suggestions for improvement.


This page lists Moodle 2.0 features in a format suitable for setting up test cases.

Authentication

  1. An admin can enable one or more authentication plugins.
  2. An admin can enable a self-registration plugin such as Email-based self-registration.
  3. An admin can enable guest access to the site.
  4. An admin can set an alternative login page for the site.
  5. An admin can set a URL for recovering forgotten passwords, otherwise the default password recovery mechanism is used.
  6. An admin can set customized login instructions.
  7. An admin can restrict new email addresses to particular domains.
  8. An admin can prevent email addresses from particular domains being used.
  9. An admin can enable verification of changed email addresses using allowed and denied email domains settings.
  10. An admin can enable reCAPTCHA for Email-based self-registration.

Accounts

  1. An admin can browse the list of users, sort by various fields and edit or delete selected accounts.
  2. An admin can create a filter for searching for particular users.
  3. An admin can perform bulk actions on selected accounts.
  4. An admin can manually create a new user account.
  5. An admin can upload users in bulk via text file.
  6. An admin can upload user pictures as a zip file of image files.
  7. An admin can create additional profile fields and profile categories.