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This page lists Moodle 2.0 features in a format suitable for setting up test cases.
 
==Authentication==
 
# An admin can enable one or more [[Manage authentication|authentication plugins]].
# An admin can enable a self-registration plugin such as [[Email-based self-registration]].
# An admin can enable guest access to the site.
# An admin can set an alternative login page for the site.
# An admin can set a URL for recovering forgotten passwords, otherwise the default password recovery mechanism is used.
# An admin can set customized login instructions.
# An admin can restrict new email addresses to particular domains.
# An admin can prevent email addresses from particular domains being used.
# 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]].
 
==Accounts==
 
# An admin can [[Browse list of users|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 user actions|bulk actions]] on selected accounts.
# An admin can manually create a new user account.
# An admin can [[Upload users|upload users]] in bulk via text file.
# An admin can [[Upload user pictures|upload user pictures]] as a zip file of image files.
# An admin can create additional [[User profile fields|profile fields]] and profile categories.
 
==Permissions==
 
# An admin can [[User policies|set the role for non-logged-in users and the guest user]].
# An admin can set the default role for all users and users in a course.
# An admin can set the role automatically assigned to creators in new courses they create.
# An admin can enable auto-login of guests.
# An admin can select particular roles which are not synchronised to metacourses.
# An admin can select which user profile fields are hidden from other users.
# An admin can enable users without the assign roles capability to switch roles (Moodle 1.9 only, replaced by 'Allow role switches' table in 2.0 ).
# An admin can select which fields are searched and displayed when selecting users.
# An admin can [[Manage roles|create a new role]] with selected permissions.
# An admin can edit, reset to defaults, duplicate or delete an existing role.
# An admin can delete certain roles.
# An admin can [[Allow role assignments|set which roles each role can assign other users to]].
# An admin can [[Allow role overrides|set which roles can be overridden by each role]].
# An admin can set which roles a user may switch to based on which roles they already have.
# An admin can [[Assign roles|assign users a role]] in the system context.
# An admin can check the systems permissions of a user.
# An admin can obtain a capability report listing permissions and locations where that capability is overridden.
 
==Courses==
 
# An admin can [[Add/edit courses|add new courses]] and arrange them into categories.
# An admin can edit, delete or hide a category and add a category description.
# An admin can [[Assign roles|assign users a role]] in the course category context.
# An admin can set [[Course default settings|default course settings]].
# An admin can enable [[Course request|course requests]].
# An admin can configure a schedule for [[Automated course backup|automated course backups]].
 
==Enrolments==
 
# An admin can enable one or more [[Enrolment plugins|enrolment plugins]].
# An admin can set a default plugin for interactive enrolment.
# An admin can enable a self-enrolment welcome message.
# An admin can enable [[Course request|course requests]].

Latest revision as of 08:33, 14 September 2011

This development related page is now located in the Dev docs.

See the Site administration tests page in the Dev docs.