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This page lists Moodle 2.0 features in a format suitable for setting up test cases (see [[Jira as a Test Case Management Software]]).
==Course settings==
==Course settings==


* MDLQA-89 A teacher can set a course full name, short name and summary
* MDLQA-89 A teacher can set a course full name, short name and summary
* MDLQA- There are six [[Course formats|course formats]] - weekly, weekly with table-less layout, topics, social (oriented around one forum), SCORM (for displaying a SCORM package) and LAMS
* MDLQA-114 A teacher can set one of 4 [[Course formats|course formats]]
* MDLQA- The number of sections displayed on the course page may be set, also whether hidden sections are shown in collapsed form or completely invisible. A course start date may be set
* MDLQA- The number of sections displayed on the course page may be set, also whether hidden sections are shown in collapsed form or completely invisible. A course start date may be set
* MDLQA- The teacher can choose whether students can view their gradebook and activity reports
* MDLQA- The teacher can choose whether students can view their gradebook and activity reports
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* MDLQA- A course language may be set, otherwise the course will be displayed in the language selected in a user's profile
* MDLQA- A course language may be set, otherwise the course will be displayed in the language selected in a user's profile
* MDLQA- [[Course default settings]] may be set by an administrator
* MDLQA- [[Course default settings]] may be set by an administrator
==Roles and permissions==
# Users may be [[Assign_roles|assigned a role]], such as student or teacher in the course, module or block context (plus additional contexts if allowed by the user's role).
# Users with a particular role in the course are listed on the participants page unless their role assignment is hidden.
# The [[Override_permissions|permissions for a role may be overridden]] in the course, module or block context (plus additional contexts if allowed by the user's role) to allow, prevent or prohibit a particular capability.
==Grades==
# The [[Grader report]] displays course grades for teachers with mouse-over tooltips, highlighted rows and columns, sortable columns and a horizontal scrollbar.
# A teacher can edit individual grades.
# A teacher can set [[Grader report preferences|preferences]] for how the grader report is displayed.
# Grades may be organised into [[Grade categories|categories]] and subcategories.
# A teacher can set one of 9 possible options for aggregating grades within a category.
# Within a category, the lowest x grades may be dropped or the highest x grades kept.
# A teacher can set a multiplicator (factor by which all grades will be multiplied) or an ofset (number that will be added to every grade).
# A teacher can create a [[Scale]] for use in the course.
# A teacher can edit the [[Grade letters]] used in the course.
# [[Grade import|Grades may be imported]] via CSV or XML file.
# [[Grade export|Grades may be exported]] to Excel spreadsheet, OpenDocument spreadsheet, plain text file or XML file.
==Groups and groupings==
# Users may be organised into [[Groups|groups]] within a course. A user may be a member of more than one group or not in any group.
# In addition to a name, each group may be given a description (displayed on the participants page), a picture (displayed in forum posts and on the participants page) and [[Enrolment key|enrolment key]] (to automatically add users to the group when they enrol in the course).
# [[Auto-create groups|Groups may be created automatically]], with members being allocated randomly or alphabetically according to their first name, last name or ID number.
# Groups may also be uploaded via a text file.
# There are three [[Groups|group modes]] - no groups, separate groups (each group can only see their own group, others are invisible) and visible groups (each group works in their own group, but can also see other groups).
# The group mode can be defined at two levels - course level (selected setting will be the default group mode for all activities defined within that course)  or activity level.
# If the group mode at course level is forced, then the option to define the group mode for individual activities is not available.
# Groups may be organised into [[Groupings]] within a course.
# An activity may be assigned to a particular grouping only. Users in other groups will not be able to view the activity.
==Backup and restore==
# A [[Course backup|course backup]] may be created with or without user data and including all or selected activities.
# The backup may include all (site) users, course users or none.
# The backup may include user files (e.g. assignment submissions), course files or site files used in the course (e.g. files linked to from questions in the question bank).
# The backup may include [[Reports|course activity logs]] or grade histories.
# Selected role assignments may be backed up in order to copy a custom role from one Moodle site to another.
# A backup may be [[Restore|restored]] to a new course or to an existing course, either adding data to it or deleting it first.
# All or selected activities may be restored with or without user data (conditional upon the backup file including the data).
# The [[Import course data]] feature allows activities to be imported from any other course for which a teacher has editing rights.
==Reset==
# The [[Reset course]] feature allows calendar events, course activity logs and/or course notes to be deleted.
# Users may be unassigned selected roles and local role assignments and permissions overrides deleted.
# Grades, grade items and grade categories may be deleted.
# Groups and groupings may be deleted or group and grouping members removed.
# Assignment submissions, chat messages, choice responses, database entries, forum posts, glossary entries, lesson attempts, quiz attempts, SCORM attempts, survey responses may be deleted.
# Comments and ratings from selected activity modules may be deleted.
==Reports==
# [[Reports|Course activity logs]] may be generated for all/selected participants, all/selected dates, all/selected activities, all/selected actions (view, add, update, delete, all changes).
# Logs may be displayed on a page or downloaded in text, ODS or Excel format.
# Live logs of course activity from the past hour may be generated, showing actions, participant names and IP addresses.
# [[Participation report|Participation reports]] may be generated for selected activities, looking back over a selected time period, for users with a selected role, showing all/selected actions (view, post).
# A message may be sent to all/selected/all with no actions participant report subjects.
# An outline report, complete report, the day's logs, all logs may be generated for a particular user via the [[Activity report]]s tab in their profile page.
==Questions==
The question bank is complex. Features are [[Development:Features_list_-_questions|listed on a separate page]].
==See also==
* [[Development:Features list - activity modules]]
[[Category:Functional testing|Features list]]

Revision as of 11:31, 25 June 2010

Course settings

  • MDLQA-89 A teacher can set a course full name, short name and summary
  • MDLQA-114 A teacher can set one of 4 course formats
  • MDLQA- The number of sections displayed on the course page may be set, also whether hidden sections are shown in collapsed form or completely invisible. A course start date may be set
  • MDLQA- The teacher can choose whether students can view their gradebook and activity reports
  • MDLQA- A maximum upload file size for the course may be set (limited by the site-wide upload size limit)
  • MDLQA- If enabled by an administrator, a course theme may be selected
  • MDLQA- A default course role, usually 'student' may be set
  • MDLQA- If enabled by an administrator, an interactive enrolment plugin, such as Paypal may be set
  • MDLQA- Enrolments and other role assignments may be taken from other courses
  • MDLQA- Course enrolment may be restricted to a certain date range or with an enrolment key
  • MDLQA- Guests may be allowed to access the course with/without an enrolment key
  • MDLQA- The number of days a student is enrolled in a course may be specified. Users may receive a notification email when their enrolment is about to expire
  • MDLQA- A course language may be set, otherwise the course will be displayed in the language selected in a user's profile
  • MDLQA- Course default settings may be set by an administrator