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Site Administrators can search for a particular user, using their name or email address as the search term, and then [[Update profile|edit their profile]]. Editing a user's profile is a way to reset the user's passwords when they are unable to log in. Another reason for needing to edit a user’s profile is to disable their email address if the site is receiving lots of undelivered mail. | Site Administrators can search for a particular user, using their name or email address as the search term, and then [[Update profile|edit their profile]]. Editing a user's profile is a way to reset the user's passwords when they are unable to log in. Another reason for needing to edit a user’s profile is to disable their email address if the site is receiving lots of undelivered mail. | ||
*In some versions of Moodle, if you are using email-based self-registration and a user has a problem confirming their account, you can confirm their account for them by clicking the confirm link opposite their name. (It is possible to send emails using the | *In some versions of Moodle, if you are using email-based self-registration and a user has a problem confirming their account, you can confirm their account for them by clicking the confirm link opposite their name. (It is possible to send emails using the [[Bulk user actions]] screen in 1.9) | ||
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Revision as of 17:23, 20 July 2008
Location: Administration > Users > Accounts > Browse list of users
The browse list of users page provides a list of all user accounts.
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Example of Browse user list
Site Administrators can search for a particular user, using their name or email address as the search term, and then edit their profile. Editing a user's profile is a way to reset the user's passwords when they are unable to log in. Another reason for needing to edit a user’s profile is to disable their email address if the site is receiving lots of undelivered mail.
- In some versions of Moodle, if you are using email-based self-registration and a user has a problem confirming their account, you can confirm their account for them by clicking the confirm link opposite their name. (It is possible to send emails using the Bulk user actions screen in 1.9)
