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My Moodle is a dashboard interface that can be used to show Moodle site users only the courses that they are currently enrolled in, or are teaching.
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==My home==


==Activating My Moodle==
My Moodle or My home is a customisable "dashboard" page for providing users with links to their courses and activities within them, such as unread forum posts and upcoming assignments. (The name 'My Moodle' was used in the admin menu in earlier versions of Moodle.)
To enable the My Moodle dashboard (in Moodle 1.7+) so that students only see the courses that they are enrolled in, you must:


# Login as a site admin.
The navigation block includes a My home link directly above or below the Site home link.
# Locate the '''Site Administration''' block on Moodle's home page.
# Click on '''Appearances''' and scroll down the menu that appears and click on the '''My Moodle''' link.
# You may also allow users to create and configure their own sideblocks on the '''My Moodle''' dashboard by making sure the button in the upper right-hand side of the page is set to '''Blocks editing on'''. If it is currently set to '''Blocks editing off''', just click on it to make this change.
# Check the box near the '''Force users to use My Moodle''' field and click '''Save changes''' at the bottom of the page.


== Sticky blocks in My Moodle ==
The administrator can select which [[Blocks (teacher)| block]] type ([[Sticky blocks]]) will appear when users login and are automatically taken to their '''My Moodle''' dashboard:


# Login as a site admin.
My Home in Moodle 2.0 video:
# Locate the '''Site Administration''' block on Moodle's home page.
 
# Click on '''Appearances''' and scroll down the menu that appears and click on the '''Sticky blocks''' link.
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# Locate the '''Page type to configure''' drop-down menu and select '''My Moodle'''.
 
# Select the desired block from the '''Add...''' drop-down menu that appears within the '''Blocks''' sideblock. Configure each block as desired. Each block may also be placed using the arrow icons in the block header.
==Site administration settings==
 
===Default home page===
 
An administrator can set My home as the default home page for all logged-in users by selecting 'My Moodle' as default home page in ''Settings > Site administration > Appearance > Navigation''.
 
If 'User preference' is selected as default home page, each user needs to navigate to either the 'Home Page' or the 'My home' page then via the ''Settings > My profile settings'' click the "Make this my default home page" link. Note that this option only appears on the page that is not their current default home page.  Once selected, Moodle will remember which page to present them each time they log on.
 
===Setting the default My Moodle page===
 
An administrator can set which content (course overview, calendar, blocks) appears on the My Moodle page for all users as follows:
 
# Access ''Settings > Site administration > Appearance > Default My Moodle page''.
# Select the required blocks from the "Add a block" drop-down menu. [[Block settings|Configure]] each block as desired.
# Reposition blocks using the arrow icons in the block headers.
 
 
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|[[Image:myMoodle02.png|thumb|250px|center|Accessing My Moodle page]]
|[[Image:myMoodle03.png|thumb|250px|center|Editing My Moodle page]]
|}
 
===Managing blocks===
 
By default, users are allowed to add blocks to their My Moodle page. This can be prevented by editing the [[Authenticated user|authenticated user]] role and changing the [[Capabilities/moodle/my:manageblocks|moodle/my:manageblocks]] capability from allow to not set.
 
==See also==
 
* Using Moodle [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=7309 My Moodle forum]
 
Using Moodle forum discussions:
* [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=168292 Latest news on My Moodle]
 
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Revision as of 15:49, 28 October 2011

My home

My Moodle or My home is a customisable "dashboard" page for providing users with links to their courses and activities within them, such as unread forum posts and upcoming assignments. (The name 'My Moodle' was used in the admin menu in earlier versions of Moodle.)

The navigation block includes a My home link directly above or below the Site home link.


My Home in Moodle 2.0 video:

<mediaplayer>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=un_pBYkeXXI</mediaplayer>

Site administration settings

Default home page

An administrator can set My home as the default home page for all logged-in users by selecting 'My Moodle' as default home page in Settings > Site administration > Appearance > Navigation.

If 'User preference' is selected as default home page, each user needs to navigate to either the 'Home Page' or the 'My home' page then via the Settings > My profile settings click the "Make this my default home page" link. Note that this option only appears on the page that is not their current default home page. Once selected, Moodle will remember which page to present them each time they log on.

Setting the default My Moodle page

An administrator can set which content (course overview, calendar, blocks) appears on the My Moodle page for all users as follows:

  1. Access Settings > Site administration > Appearance > Default My Moodle page.
  2. Select the required blocks from the "Add a block" drop-down menu. Configure each block as desired.
  3. Reposition blocks using the arrow icons in the block headers.


Accessing My Moodle page
Editing My Moodle page

Managing blocks

By default, users are allowed to add blocks to their My Moodle page. This can be prevented by editing the authenticated user role and changing the moodle/my:manageblocks capability from allow to not set.

See also

Using Moodle forum discussions: