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The following institutions had funded improvements or bug fixing:
The following institutions have funded improvements, testing and bug fixes:


* CADMO / conocimiento http://www.cadmoweb.com/
* CADMO / conocimiento http://www.cadmoweb.com/

Revision as of 11:58, 2 August 2012

Description

jmail is an internal mailing tool for Moodle 2

It supports features like: labels(folders), attachments, reply, forward, print, read and unread messages, etc...

Main features

  • Send messages (TO, CC, BCC)
  • Reply, forward
  • Attachments in messages
  • User names auto-completition when composing messages
  • Bulk user selection
  • Save attachments directly to your Moodle private files
  • Drafts support
  • Moodle HTML Editor integrated
  • AJAX and Rich User Interface
  • Quick search tool
  • Ordering (date, subject, remitent)
  • Pagination
  • Labels (like folder, but a message can be linked to more than one label)
  • Different types of mailboxes
  • Receive copy of your messages to your profile external email account
  • Direct access to all your mailboxes
  • Groups support
  • Message key shortcouts (reply, forward, delete and print)
  • Global inbox
  • Full backup and restore support


Type of mailboxes

General mailbox

The default mailbox in a course. All the users cand send messages to others


Read only mailbox

Selected roles can only read messages (not reply or compose new messages)

Setup:

  • Override permissions at block or course level for your targeted roles
  • Set block/jmail:sendtomanagers to prevent
  • Set block/jmail:sendtoall to prevent


Mailbox in approval mode

Moderators must approve messages sent by users

Moderators are the users with the permission block/jmail:approvemessages allowed

Setup: Edit the block course settings, Check approval mode

  • Override permissions at block or course level for your targeted roles
  • Set block/jmail:approvemessages to allow for the users you want to be able to approve messages


Mailbox in restricted communication mode =

Selected roles will be able to send messages only to managers (managers are also selected roles)

Managers are those with the permission block/jmail:sendtoall allowed

Setup:

  • Override permissions at block or course level for your targeted roles
  • Managers (teachers)
    • Set block/jmail:sendtomanagers to allow
    • Set block/jmail:sendtoall to allow
  • Students
    • Set block/jmail:sendtomanagers to allow
    • Set block/jmail:sendtoall to prevent


Mailbox in filtered users mode

The block supports groups for filtering users but additionally in the block settings you can select a profile field of the user for creating groups fitered.

So if you select "Country" and user from Spain will be available to view and send messages only users from Spain

Same for institutions, department, and language


Global inbox

Users will be able to send messages to any user in the system Users will be able to see all their different courses messages in the same page When a user replies to or forward a message, it will be delivery to the original remitent's course mailbox When a user composes a new message, it will be delivery to the system global inbox

Setup:

  • Go to Admin -> Plugins -> Blocks
  • jmail General Settings
  • Check enable global inbox

Please, note that at site levels all the users has the Authenticated User role by default, so if you want create specific managers you will have to create global roles.

Installation

Follow Installing_plugins instructions


Credits

2010 - 2012 Juan Leyva <http://twitter.com/#!/jleyvadelgado>

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The following institutions have funded improvements, testing and bug fixes:

See also

Github page