...e is a 'real role', whose capabilities you can edit, but is ''similar'' to Administrator (but much safer to use) due to its broad default powers. As a normal role, ...how the roles are set up. Thus there is no way to edit what permissions an Administrator has.)

== Initial Setup (by Administrator) == * Create templates from existing courses using moodle's backup function

#Before you begin, backup the original lib.php file found in /lib/editor/tinymce/ #Login as an administrator and install.

Repositories can be enabled by an administrator in ''Site administration > Plugins > Repositories > Manage repositories''. ...e displayed into the file picker. Type only exist in order to let a Moodle administrator to deactivate/delete all instances of a type in one click.

{{Backup}} ==How do I backup a course?==

As with any customization, it is recommended that you have a good backup of your Moodle site before attempting to install contributed code. While th * Database - Login in as a Moodle Administrator and go to the Administration notifications page to create the MRBS tables

* [[Config changes report|Config changes]] - Shows changes made by an administrator to the site configuration ...time taken to create them, their status, and the next scheduled automated backup execution time

#Log in to your Moodle as an administrator #Browse to the administrator notifications page - http://[your-moodle-site]/admin/index.php

:Review your administrator accounts and make sure you only have what you need. *[[Backup of user data]]

*Which options they see there depend on what has been enabled by the administrator. For example, the mobile option is only available if the site is enabled fo ...aging system in Moodle is enabled by default. It may be disabled by a site administrator from Site administration > Messaging > Messaging settings.

As the hub administrator you are responsible for the content in the hub, and you need to put in plac ...site: delete a site from the database. A message will be sent to the site administrator.

**[[Site administrators|Site administrator]] ====[[Backup]]====

...uage file called Lesson.php. This will impact the whole site. Your site administrator might create a language just for you and then in Lesson settings use the fo Try a backup and restore of your course to solve some of those "quirky" issues.

The course management block was developed to increase site administrator’s productivity and reduce peak load on Moodle servers caused by the resto * '''Category''': The 'Category' section will default to the category the backup course originated from.

*For this, the [[Flickr public repository]] must be enabled by the administrator *The site administrator can also enable the [[Flickr repository|Flickr]] and [[Picasa web album rep

{{Backup}} ...gnment submissions, forum posts etc) (Note that this would be done by the administrator, as a regular course teacher is not allowed, for security reasons, to back

===How can I extract original files from a Moodle backup file?=== ...inal files from the backup file (an ".mbz" file) you downloaded (using the backup and restore feature), here it goes...

..., the way Moodle is setup and regular updates of the package by the Moodle Administrator. ...s highly unlikely if your Moodle site has up-to-date security and the site administrator has not given away the keys. Anything is possible on any website, but Moodl

...ate]] can be customized beyond the standard downloaded install by the site administrator. In general: ...ode is located in the /mod/certificate folder. There are sub-folders for backup, db, lang (holds language sub-folders), type (holds standard certificate ty

...tool has not been updated to work with 2.x, you must use it in a 1.9 site, backup the courses and restore the 1.9 Moodle backups on a Moodle 2.1 site (1.9 ba ...(NOT SUPPORTED IN 2.x YET) has a restore function built into the standard backup/restore process which will restore Blackboard Archive/Export files with mix