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Logged in user block

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{{Blocks}}
The logged in user block displays certain information about the user who is currently logged in to a Moodle course:

[[File:Loggedinuserexample.png]]

The information which is displayed can be selected by the course teacher by clicking on the "configure" icon of the block. A number of dropdown boxes then appear for the teacher to choose which items will appear:

[[File:Loggedinusersettings.png]]

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Courses block

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{{Blocks}}The '''Courses''' block lists and allows navigation between all of the courses in which the logged in user is enrolled in. The block title shows as "My courses" and allows one-click access to a course's home page.

[[File:CourseBlock.jpg]]

There is a also the option to list ''All courses...'' available within the Moodle site. This will display a list of course types and a click on one of the types will reveal all the courses in that category. There is also a search all courses option on this page.

A brand new user to a Moodle site, who has not enrolled in any course, will see the block title as "Course Categories".

When a student enters an unassigned course using the course block, they will be asked to enroll.

Note: The [[Navigation block]] also includes a list of all courses a user is enrolled in.

==Site administration settings==

The courses block has some settings which may be changed by an administrator in ''Administration > Site administration > Plugins > Blocks > Course list''.

*''block_course_list_adminview'' - This determines what administrators see in the block.
*''block_course_list_hideallcourseslink'' - This enables you to hide the "All courses" link at the bottom of the block from everyone except administrators.

==See also==

*Using Moodle [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=92190 How to make users can only see their own courses?] forum discussion

[[Category:Course]]
[[Category:Site administration]]

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Login block

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{{Blocks}}The Login block provides logged out users an in-site area to enter their Username and Password and login, Create a new account or retrieve/reset their password.

[[File:Loginblockexample.png]]

This block is only of use where you are not [[Site_policies#Force_users_to_login|forcing users to login]] before viewing any part of your site.

This block can only be added to your Moodle site via the front page but within the Block editing area, via the Block display page contexts option, you can set this block to:

*display on the front page only; or
*display on the front page and any pages added to the front page; or
*display throughout the entire site

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Calendar block

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{{Blocks}}
The '''Calendar''' block displays the following events:
* Site (event viewable in all courses - created by admin users)
* Course (event viewable only to course members - created by teachers)
* Groups (event viewable only by members of a group - created by teachers)
* User (personal event a student user can create - viewable only by the user)

[[File:newcalendar.png]]

[[Category:Calendar]]

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Calendar block

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{{Blocks}}
Le bloc calendrier affiche les évènements suivants :
* évènements '''globaux''' (évènements visibles dans tous les cours, créés par les administrateurs du site)
* évènements de '''cours''' (évènements visibles seulement par les membres du cours, créés par les enseignants du cours)
* évènements de '''groupe''' (évènements visibles seulement par les membres du groupe, créés par les enseignants du cours)
* évènements de l''''utilisateur''' (évènements personnels qu'un étudiant peut créer, visible seulement par l'utilisateur)

[[File:bloc_calendrier.png]]

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File:bloc calendrier.png

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Bloc calendrier

Git for Administrators

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{{Installing Moodle}}
The recommended way (now all Moodle development has moved to this versioning system) is Git. This page describes how to maintain a copy of Moodle on your production server which can easily be upgraded using Git. If you have customisations of Moodle core code, you are advised to follow the instructions in the [[Development:Quick Git start guide for Moodle development|Quick Git start guide for Moodle development]].

To get the most of of Git it is worth making the effort to understand its basic concepts - see the See also section below. It can be a bit of a learning curve, especially if you are used to CVS or Subversion.

== Getting hold of Git ==

Support for Git was, up until recently, mostly confined to Linux but builds are now available for most popular operating systems:
* List of downloads from Git site - http://git-scm.com/download

== Obtaining the code from Git ==

The command line version of Git is discussed here. Graphical clients are little more than wrappers around the command line version, so you should be able to deduce the correct parameters quite easily.

You can find the official Moodle git repository at git://git.moodle.org/moodle.git (with an official clone at git://github.com/moodle/moodle.git). To initialize your local checkout, use
<pre>
$ git clone git://git.moodle.org/moodle.git (1)
$ cd moodle
$ git branch -a (2)
$ git branch --track MOODLE_22_STABLE origin/MOODLE_22_STABLE (3)
$ git checkout MOODLE_22_STABLE (4)
</pre>
* The command (1) initializes the new local repository as a clone of the 'upstream' (i.e. the remote server based) moodle.git repository. The upstream repository is called 'origin' by default. It creates a new directory named ''moodle'', where it downloads all the files. This operation can take a while as it is actually getting the entire history of all Moodle versions
* The command (2) lists all available branches.
* Use the command (3) to create a new local branch called MOODLE_22_STABLE and set it to track the remote branch MOODLE_22_STABLE from the upstream repository.
* The command (4) actually switches to the newly created local branch.

Note that Git has a huge number of options for each command and it's actually possible to do the above process with a single command (left as an exercise!!).

==Git from behind a firewall==

Git uses a proprietary protocol and it may be blocked by your firewall (port 9418). If this is a problem, you can use Github's http version <nowiki>https://github.com/moodle/moodle.git</nowiki>. It's a bit slower, so use the Git protocol if you can.

== Updating your installation ==

The Moodle development team performs integration and testing of fixed bugs every Monday and Tuesday. On Wednesday you can install all patches by updating your code. Check the [http://git.moodle.org/gw?p=moodle.git;a=summary shortlog] to see if the official repository has been already updated or not.

To update your code to the latest version (on the MOODLE_22_STABLE branch) '''all''' you have to do is:
<pre>
$ cd /path/to/your/moodle/
$ git pull
</pre>
If this is a production site you should still consider the [[Upgrade]] instructions (e.g. take backups).

== Installing a contributed extension from its Git repository ==

This is one way to handle adding plugins from other Git repositories into your Moodle repository. Another way is to use Git Submodules. However, at the time of writing, this is one of Git's rougher features and should be regarded as an advanced option.

For example, let us say we want to install the [[Book module]] form its Git repository into our Moodle 2.2.
<pre>
$ cd /path/to/your/moodle/
$ cd mod (1)
$ git clone git://github.com/skodak/moodle-mod_book.git book (2)
$ cd book
$ git checkout -b MOODLE_22_STABLE origin/MOODLE_22_STABLE (3)
$ git branch -d master (4)
</pre>
The command (1) changes the current directory into the ''mod'' folder of your local Moodle clone. The command (2) creates a new subdirectory ''book'' and makes a local clone of Petr Škoda's vanilla Book repository. The command (3) creates a new local branch that will track the remote branch with a Book version for Moodle 2.1. The command (4) deletes the ''master'' that was created automatically by git-clone in (2) as we do not want it in this production checkout.

Now it is wise to put the new directory mod/book/ to the list of ignored files of the main Moodle clone, otherwise a status of the main clone will keep reminding you that the new code has not been checked in.
<pre>
$ cd /path/to/your/moodle/
$ echo /mod/book/ >> .git/info/exclude
</pre>
To update your Moodle installation now, you must visit both Git repositories and pull changes from upstream.
<pre>
$ cd /path/to/your/moodle/
$ git pull
$ cd mod/book
$ git pull
</pre>
Writing a shell script with these lines in the root of Moodle installation is a very good idea. Otherwise it is easy to forget what Git repositories are there within the main Moodle repository.

== See also ==

; Moodle Docs
* [[Git FAQ]]
* [[CVS for Administrators]]
* [[Moodle versions]]
* For some screenshots see [[User:Frank_Ralf/Git]] (still work in progress)

; Moodle forum discussions
* [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=168094 GIT help needed]
* [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=165236 Best way to manage CONTRIB code with GIT]
* [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=167063 Handy Git tip for tracking 3rd-party modules and plugins]
* [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=167730 Moodle Git repositories]
* [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=183693 Git and CVS]

; External resources
* [http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/everyday.html Everyday GIT With 20 Commands Or So]
* [http://gitref.org/ Git Reference]
* [http://progit.org/book/ Pro Git book]
* [http://eigenjoy.com/2008/05/15/git-from-the-bottom-up/ Git from the bottom up]

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Capabilities/moodle/calendar:managegroupentries

2008-04-25T06:40:49Z

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{{Moodle 1.9}}*This allows a user to add, update or delete calendar group entries in the context this capability applies to (system, course category or course).

[[Category:Capabilities|Calendar]]
[[Category:Calendar]]
[[Category:Groups]]

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Capabilities/moodle/calendar:manageownentries

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*This allows a user to add, edit or delete their own events in the calendar

[[Category:Capabilities|Calendar]]
[[Category:Calendar]]

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Calendar export

2008-04-24T16:19:25Z

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{{Calendar}}
{{Moodle 1.8}}Moodle allows administrators, teachers and students to easily export calendars for backing up or inserting in calendar software.

There are two methods for exporting a calendar in Moodle.

== To back up a calendar == [[Image:MoodleCalendarExport.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Moodle Calendar "Export calendar" and "iCal" buttons]]

* Click the "Export calendar" button located on the bottom of the calendar page
* Select the items you wish to back up (select "All events" to back up the entire calendar)
* Click "Export" when you are ready to export

Note: you can only export calendar events up to the next 60 days.

== To copy a calendar ==

For use on a device such as a PDA, or to import a Moodle calendar into software such as Apple iCal, Microsoft Outlook, or Mozilla Thunderbird:

* Click on the orange "iCal" button located on the bottom of the calendar page
* Alternatively, when using "Export calendar" clicking on "Get calendar URL" will provide you with a URL which can be used with other calendar software to sync with a Moodle calendar

Note: you cannot select individual items to include in the exported file with iCal, all events will be included.

You can then import the exported calendar into your desired software.

== Importing a Moodle calendar into Mozilla Thunderbird/Lightning ==

* Enter into calendar mode by clicking the Calendar icon at the bottom-right of the client
* Click Calendar -> Import... then locate the exported iCal file

Note: changing an event in Thunderbird/Lightning will not change the event in a Moodle calendar as well, you must do that yourself.

==Subscribing to a calendar in Outlook 2007==
If you use an Outlook 2007 calendar, you can have your Moodle calendar events overlaid on top (or placed side by side) by following these steps:

#Go to the calendar view in your Moodle install and find the orange ical icon at the bottom and right click it, choosing "copy link location".
#Open Outlook 2007 and go to Tools->account settings->internet calendars->new.
#Paste in the address you copied from Moodle.
#Click OK and close.
#You should now see another calendar available on the left hand calendar bar, underneath 'My Calendars'. Enable this and Outlook will update the calendar every time it opens.
#Right-click on the tabs to choose between 'side by side mode' and 'overlay mode'.

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Calendar permissions

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{{Calendar}}
{{Moodle 1.7}}Roles and capabilities in Moodle 1.7 onwards enable possibilities such as non-admin users being given permission to add site events to the calendar. The following capabilities are related to the calendar:

*[[Capabilities/moodle/calendar:manageentries|moodle/calendar:manageentries]]
*[[Capabilities/moodle/calendar:manageownentries|moodle/calendar:manageownentries]]
*[[Capabilities/moodle/calendar:managegroupentries|moodle/calendar:managegroupentries]] (Moodle 1.9 onwards)

==See also==

*[[Calendar editor role]]
*Using Moodle [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=72015 Can a student post a course event?] forum discussion

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Calendar preferences

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{{Calendar}}

To enter a Moodle calendar's preferences, click on the "Preferences" button located at the top-right of the calendar. [[Image:MoodleCalendarPreferenceButton.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Moodle Calendar "Preferences" Button]]

Once you have made changes (i.e. changed the default values) remember to click the "Save changes" button at the bottom of the Preferences page, otherwise the changed settings will not be saved. Default values for each of the preferences are listed below.

== Time display format ==

Either 12-hour (am/pm) or 24-hour time display formatting can be set. The default setting formats the time display according to the language settings you use on the site (US-English will format the time display to 12-hour).

== First day of week ==

The day that a calendar weeks will start with when being displayed. Default is set to "Sunday".
[[Image:MoodleCalendarPreferencePage.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Moodle Calendar Preferences Page]]
== Maximum upcoming events ==

The maximum number of upcoming events displayed on the calendar at one time. A larger number will mean that upcoming events displays will take up a large amount of space on a screen. Default is set to 10.

== Upcoming events look-ahead ==

The maximum number of days in the future that an event has to occur in order to be displayed as an upcoming event. Events that start on a date beyond the value set will not be displayed as an upcoming event. Default is set to 21.

'''Note:''' If the number of upcoming events exceeds the maximum number of upcoming events allowed (see above) then the ones that exceed this limit will '''not''' be displayed. To allow for more upcoming events to be displayed at one time, set Maximum upcoming events to a higher value.

== Remember filter settings ==

If the value is set to "Yes" then your last event filter settings will be automatically restores each time you login. Default is set to "No".

== Other Settings ==

Various other settings for the Moodle calendar can be located at Appearance -> Themes -> Calendar in the Site Administration panel.

'''Note:''' Settings will be dependent on the site theme used.

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Adding/editing a calendar event

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{{Calendar}}

To add a calendar event
* Click month on Calendar to get an expanded month view
* In Calendar view click the New Event button
* On a New Event page select the type of event
** A '''User Event''' will only be visible by the user currently logged in (i.e. the one creating the event);
** A '''Group Event''' will be visible to a particular Group on the course (chosen from a drop-down list);
** A '''Course Event''' will be visible to participants on the course in question. Only users with editing rights on a course can add course events;
** A '''Site Event''' is a "global" event - visible in every course and on the calendar on the home page. Only Administrators can add site events.
* Set the event properties
* Click Save changes

==See also==

*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rwst4lSNniw Video on using the Moodle calendar]
*Using Moodle [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=51583 Importing a global calendar from outlook] forum discussion

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Using Wiki

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{{Wiki}}

==Adding pages==

A useful way of adding pages and maintaining a structured contents page (as opposed to the alphabetical '''Page Index''') is to add initial wiki pages from the front page:
* Click the edit tab on the front page of the wiki
* Type the desired page title in square brackets on any part of the page e.g. [Surds]
* Save the page
The page will now display Surds? with the question mark being a hyperlink to the new empty page.
* Click on the question mark and add content to the new page. The question mark will then disappear.

== CamelCase notation ==

*What is a CamelCase notation? Your very first CamelCase notation you will create will look like: <nowiki>[Create wiki page]</nowiki>. Anything inside the square brackets is the page name. When this is placed on the first wiki page, a "?" that is a link appears. Clicking on the link in this example will take us to a new blank page called "Create wiki page".
*CamelCase notation allows pages to be linked, indexes created for catagories, and all sorts of other organizational tools to make connections.
*CamelCase describes what WikiWords look like. Multiple words, joined together without spaces, separated by changes in case. The uppercase and lowercase letters show up like the humps of camels. This linking scheme is often also called BumpyText because it could look like CaMeL_CaSe.
In return you will get in trouble, if you need to have words displayed in CamelCase in your text. Moodle will automatically turn those words into anchors with a link pointing to a new side. You may turn of this CamelCase functionality in the menu “Edit this Wiki”. I’m not sure this is the exact name of the menu, as I have only access to the Danish version of Moodle. It might be “Update this wiki” or something like that?

==Deleting pages==
<ul>
<li>
Open the wiki </li>
<li>
Use the Administration drop down menu in the upper right corner of your screen to delete pages </li>
</ul>

==Wiki search==
Wiki search ignores hyperlinks so it is wise to add a "Keywords:" line which contains the words of the the page title separated by commas, and any other entries that you wish to be found by the search.

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Wiki settings

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{{Wiki}}
==Adding a wiki page==
There are several ways to add a new wiki page. In later versions of Moodle, the course participant's privilages can effect adding or editing wiki pages.

===Add a wiki activity===
When the teacher selects '''Wiki''' from the [[Adding resources and activities|Add an Activity
]] pull down menus in a course, they will be asked to create the first page.

===Add by using search===
Any participant (with correct privilages) of an existing wiki can enter the name of the page they would like to create in the Search box on a wiki page. For example they might enter the name "Roses".

: If the page already exists
::they will be taken to the page "Roses"
: If the page does not exist, they will see:
:: '''There is no page titled "Roses"'''
::They can create this page by clicking on the "create this page" link
::and begin editing the new page called "Roses"

===From a wiki page===

Participants in a wiki can also create a new wiki page by editing an existing page and adding a wiki link to the page they want to create - e.g. <nowiki>[[Roses]]</nowiki>- using brackets.

After either selecting '''Save page'' or '''Show preview''', the participant will then see a clickable link to "Roses"; they or someone else can click on it and begin to edit that page.

==Editing a wiki==
Editing a wiki is simple.
* Click on the '''edit''' tag at the top of the wiki page
* Edit the text
* Use wiki tags for formatting and creating links that are needed
* Then save the page, or preview the page before saving

==See also==
* Go to [[Help:Editing]] to learn more about the wiki formatting tags

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Using Choice

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{{Choices}}

You will see the choice name and description as well as the options you can vote for. Clicking Save my choice saves the answer you have chosen. You can also 'View x responses' (where 'x' is the number of responses given to the choice).

[[image:Choice_7b.gif|frame|left|time to vote]]
 

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Choice settings

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{{Choices}}

==Select choice==

Log in as the course teacher and turn on editing. Then select ''Choice'' from the drop down ''Add an activity'' menu.

[[image:Choice_1.gif|frame|left|choose ''choice'' from the menu]]
 

==Choice name==

A short name of the choice (e.g. "Favourite colour"). This will be displayed on the course's homepage.
[[image:Choice_2.gif|frame|left|this will become a link on the course page]]
 

==Choice text==

Type the description of the choice activity here. It should contain the question that you want your students to answer. An example of the choice text could be "What is your favourite colour?"

[[image:Choice_3.gif|frame|left|what do you want the students to tell you?]]
 

==Choice 1 ~ Choice 10==

Here is where you specify the options that participants have to choose from. In our example, the numbered options could be e.g. "blue", "green", "red", "yellow", etc.

You can fill in any number of these: if you leave some of the options blank, they will not be displayed.

[[image:Choice_4.gif|frame|left|up to ten responses]]
 

==Limit the number of responses allowed==

This option allows you to limit the number of participants who can select each particular option.

Once Limits have been enabled, each option can be assigned a limit. When the limit is reached then no-one else can select that option. A limit of zero (0) means that no-one can select that option.

If Limits are disabled then any number of participants can select any of the options.

==Restrict answering to this time period==

This setting allows you to define a time window within which participants are allowed to make a choice.

To set an open-ended close date just set the time very far in the future.

If you don't need this at all then uncheck the box.

[[image:Choice_5.gif|frame|left|this is optional, of course]]
 

==Display Mode==

This setting allows you to choose how the choices will be displayed to the participants: horizontally, or vertically.

'''Hint''': In most cases, if there are only a few choices with little text, they may be positioned horizontally. However, if there are more than 5-6 choices or if the text of the choices is longer than 2-3 words, it should be better to display them vertically. (red arrow, below)

[[image:Choice_6.gif|frame|left|just a few more parameters]]
 

==Publish results==

This setting determines whether (and when) the students will be able to view the results of the choice activity. They may:

* never see the results of the choice
* see the results only after they have given the answer themselves
* see the results only after the closing date of the choice
* always see the results

'''(teal arrow, above)'''

==Privacy of results==

If the choice results are shown to students, this setting determines whether the results will be anonymous.

'''(orange arrow, above)'''

==Allow choice to be updated==

If this is set to "Yes", students can change their mind after they have voted. If it's set to "No", students cannot change their choice.
'''
(lime green arrow, above)'''

==Show column for unanswered==

If set to "Yes", this will display a column showing how many participants have not answered the choice activity yet. If set to "No", the results will only include the participants who have already voted.

'''(purple arrow, above)'''

==Group mode==

The group mode can be one of three levels:

* No groups

There are no sub groups, everyone is part of one big community

* Separate groups

Each group can only see their own group, others are invisible

* 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

The group mode defined at the course level is the default mode for all activities defined within that course

* Activity level

Each activity that supports groups can also define its own grouping mode. If the course is set to [[Force group mode|"force group mode"]] then the setting for each activity is ignored.

'''(pink arrow, above)'''

==Visible to students==

You can hide the activity from students by selecting "Hide" here. It is useful if you wouldn't like to make the activity available immediately.

'''(black arrow, above)'''

==See also==
* [[course/groups|Groups]]

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Label

2006-09-10T08:15:47Z

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{{Resources}}

When you are adding or editing a label, you have to fill in the following fields:

'''Label text'''

'''Visible to students''' - You can hide the resource from students by selecting "Hide" here. It is useful if you wouldn't like to make the activity available immediately.

[[Image:Label_0.gif|frame|left|choose ''Insert a label'' from the resource menu]]
 
[[Image:Label_1.gif|frame|left|add text, links and/or images]]
 
[[Image:Label_2.gif|frame|left|view label]]
 

== Use a label to display an external web page within a label ==

An exciting possibility for labels allows external or internal pages to be displayed in the middle of the moodle screen (instead of just putting a link to them)

'''How''':
* Create a label
* Display raw HTML code (use the editor button <>)
* Insert code like: <iframe width="100%" height="200" align="middle" src="http://www.google.com" border="0"></iframe>

Additionally, labels allow more flexible formatting of moodle resources e.g. place links to resources in a table so that many can be offered in the same line, thus reducing the need to scroll through a course page.

The actual resources still need to exist in the course, perhaps in an admin topic at the very bottom.

==See also==

*[[Tips and tricks|Teachers' Tips and Tricks]]
*[[Flash|Using Flash]]

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Label

2006-09-10T08:13:47Z

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