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<div>{{Course appearance}}<br />
<p class="note">'''Please refer to [[Page_notes#Course appearance|these notes]] before editing this page.'''</p><br />
A course's appearance is effected by its context and content. The site administration settings may force some appearance elements upon a course. In general, a teacher can make two courses look very different. <br />
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==Teacher impacts==<br />
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The course appearance template lists the general areas that teachers will use to change the way their course looks. [http://demo.moodle.net demo.moodle.net] has examples of course that look very different from one another.<br />
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==Site administration impacts==<br />
The site may determine many default settings and may force other settings. Typically these settings can be found in the ''Settings > Site administration'' menu. For example the site may limit the use of themes in a course, or place a sticky block that will appear in every course's home page. Here is a list of potential places in the [[Site administration]] menu which have or contain sub-menus with settings that can impact what a user sees.<br />
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*Advanced features<br />
*Course default settings<br />
*Grade settings<br />
*Language settings<br />
*Plugin settings<br />
**Activity <br />
**Blocks<br />
**Filters<br />
**Text editors<br />
**Repositories<br />
**Question behaviors<br />
**Question types<br />
**Local plugins<br />
*Appearance<br />
*Front pagee<br />
*Reports<br />
*Comments<br />
*Statistics</div>Finns