MoodleDocs - Recent changes [en]

Site details & registration

Openumlaut — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 04:19:17 GMT

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	* '''Workplace version''': Installed version including build		* '''Workplace version''': Installed version including build
	* '''Support information''': The dates shown indicate how long general core bug fixes and security updates will be provided for this release. For more information about Moodle Workplace release cycles and end-of-life dates, see https://moodledev.io/general/workplace/releases		* '''Support information''': The dates shown indicate how long general core bug fixes and security updates will be provided for this release. For more information about Moodle Workplace release cycles and end-of-life dates, see https://moodledev.io/general/workplace/releases
	* '''Active users''': Number of users who have ~~logged in to~~ the site in the last 12 months		* '''Active users''': Number of users who have accessed the site in the last 12 months
	* '''Site environment''': '''Production site''' or '''Non-production site'''		* '''Site environment''': '''Production site''' or '''Non-production site'''

Catalogue

Openumlaut — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 04:11:40 GMT

Learning catalogue main page

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	* The '''catalogue search''' lets you narrow down the search using Moodle’s standard search operators. Once executed, the results page will be displayed.		* The '''catalogue search''' lets you narrow down the search using Moodle’s standard search operators. Once executed, the results page will be displayed.
	* The '''item cards''' show details about each course or program. The attributes displayed, depend on the [[Catalogue#Learning catalogue settings\|learning catalogue settings]].		* The '''item cards''' show details about each course or program. The attributes displayed, depend on the [[Catalogue#Learning catalogue settings\|learning catalogue settings]].
	* The '''card/list view toggle''' lets you switch between tile and list layouts.
	* The main page is divided into up to 2 sections:		* The main page is divided into up to 2 sections:
	** '''Featured learning''': Selected courses and programs you wish to promote or highlight appear at the top of the catalogue		** '''Featured learning''': Selected courses and programs you wish to promote or highlight appear at the top of the catalogue
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	* The '''category selector''' lets you choose a single category or sub-category. Once selected, the results page will be refreshed.		* The '''category selector''' lets you choose a single category or sub-category. Once selected, the results page will be refreshed.
	* The '''catalogue search''' lets you narrow down the search using Moodle’s standard search operators. Once executed, the results page will be displayed.		* The '''catalogue search''' lets you narrow down the search using Moodle’s standard search operators. Once executed, the results page will be displayed.
	* The '''card/list view toggle''' lets you switch between tile and list layouts.
	* The '''item cards''' show details about each course. The attributes shown, depend on the [[Catalogue#Learning catalogue settings\|learning catalogue settings]].		* The '''item cards''' show details about each course. The attributes shown, depend on the [[Catalogue#Learning catalogue settings\|learning catalogue settings]].
	* The filter lets you narrow down the shown results further. There are up to three types of filters that will be displayed:		* The filter lets you narrow down the shown results further. There are up to three types of filters that will be displayed:

File:Learning Catalogue - Main Page.png

Openumlaut — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 04:11:05 GMT

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Catalogue

Openumlaut — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 04:09:21 GMT

Learning catalogue main page

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	* The '''catalogue search''' lets you narrow down the search using Moodle’s standard search operators. Once executed, the results page will be displayed.		* The '''catalogue search''' lets you narrow down the search using Moodle’s standard search operators. Once executed, the results page will be displayed.
	* The '''item cards''' show details about each course or program. The attributes displayed, depend on the [[Catalogue#Learning catalogue settings\|learning catalogue settings]].		* The '''item cards''' show details about each course or program. The attributes displayed, depend on the [[Catalogue#Learning catalogue settings\|learning catalogue settings]].
	* The '''sorting selector''' lets you order the shown items by the selected sort criterion. Details, see on the results page, below.
	* The '''card/list view toggle''' lets you switch between tile and list layouts.		* The '''card/list view toggle''' lets you switch between tile and list layouts.
	* The main page is divided into up to 2 sections:		* The main page is divided into up to 2 sections:
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	* The '''category selector''' lets you choose a single category or sub-category. Once selected, the results page will be refreshed.		* The '''category selector''' lets you choose a single category or sub-category. Once selected, the results page will be refreshed.
	* The '''catalogue search''' lets you narrow down the search using Moodle’s standard search operators. Once executed, the results page will be displayed.		* The '''catalogue search''' lets you narrow down the search using Moodle’s standard search operators. Once executed, the results page will be displayed.
	* The '''sorting selector''' lets you order the shown items by the selected sort criterion. The dropdown appears in all the catalogue pages and always includes the following options:
	** '''Newest first''': sorts items from newest to oldest.
	** '''Name (A-Z)''': sorts items alphabetically from A to Z. The following sorting options are restricted to some conditions:
	** '''Price (Low to High)''': sorts items from cheapest (free being the cheapest price) to more expensive. It only appears if the catalogue setting <code>pricecustomfield</code> is configured with a custom field (see [[Catalogue Configuration#Payment Support\|Payment support]] for details).
	** '''Relevance''': sorts items based on how well they match the search term, using the priority defined in the “Fields to search for keywords” setting. This option is only available when a catalogue search is active.
	* The '''card/list view toggle''' lets you switch between tile and list layouts.		* The '''card/list view toggle''' lets you switch between tile and list layouts.
	* The '''item cards''' show details about each course. The attributes shown, depend on the [[Catalogue#Learning catalogue settings\|learning catalogue settings]].		* The '''item cards''' show details about each course. The attributes shown, depend on the [[Catalogue#Learning catalogue settings\|learning catalogue settings]].

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Openumlaut — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 04:06:40 GMT

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Backpacks

Hribeiro — Tue, 06 Oct 2026 13:20:08 GMT

Update for Parchment Digital Badges (formerly Badgr / Canvas Credentials): provider and region settings, paid issuer plan, new Open Badges v2.1 address (MDL-86174, MDL-86442; provider issue tracked in MDL-89954) (SE-237)

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	Enabling users to connect to an external backpack means they can add badges from their Moodle site to their backpack and also display badges from other sites in their Moodle profile.		Enabling users to connect to an external backpack means they can add badges from their Moodle site to their backpack and also display badges from other sites in their Moodle profile.

	{{~~Warning~~\|~~The free version of~~ Canvas Credentials ~~(previously known as Badgr) is being discontinued~~.		{{Note\|Badgr, later known as Canvas Credentials, was renamed '''Parchment Digital Badges''' on 31 October 2025. Moodle still uses the name ''Canvas Credentials'' on its screens, and many of the service's addresses still use the badgr.io domain.}}
	* After 30 June 2025, ~~new free issuer accounts cannot be created~~. ~~Existing free issuers can continue awarding badges until 31 December 2025~~.
	* After 31 December 2025~~, free issuing capabilities will end~~. ~~Existing issuers will become~~ backpacks, ~~allowing badge viewing~~ but no new ~~activity~~. }}		{{Warning\|The free issuer plan for Parchment Digital Badges ended on 31 December 2025. Free issuer accounts were turned into backpacks: their badges can still be viewed, but no new badges can be issued from them.
			* Learners can still use a free backpack to store and share the badges they earn in Moodle.
			* Connecting an issuer account to a Moodle backpack (so badges show your organisation as the issuer) now requires a paid Parchment Digital Badges plan.}}

	==Site administration settings==		==Site administration settings==
	~~The~~ backpack ~~badgr.io~~ is provided by default~~. Admins can add additional backpacks, for users with an account on eu.badgr.io, ca.badgr.io or au.~~badgr.io.		Backpacks are managed from ''Site administration > Badges > Manage backpacks''. A Parchment Digital Badges backpack for the United States region is provided by default (https://badgr.io).

	~~For example, to add the eu.badgr.io follow the steps:~~		===Adding a Parchment Digital Badges backpack===
	# Go to Site administration / Badges / Manage backpacks.		# Go to ''Site administration > Badges > Manage backpacks''.
	# Click the button 'Add a new backpack'.		# Click the button 'Add a new backpack'.
	# ~~Create this~~ backpack ~~with~~ the ~~following details~~:		# Set ''API version'' to ''Open Badges v2.0''.
	#* Backpack API URL - https://api.eu.badgr.io/v2		# Set ''Provider'' to ''Canvas Credentials''.
	~~#* Backpack URL -~~ https://eu.badgr.io		# Choose the ''Region'' your users' accounts are in: Australia, Canada, Europe, Singapore or United States. The backpack URL and API URL for the region are filled in for you.
	~~#* API version - Open Badges v2~~.0		# Optionally, tick ''Connect to a Canvas Credentials issuer account'' and enter the issuer email and password. This requires a paid plan. When it is set, badges exported to the backpack show your organisation as the issuer and you can track who received them. Leave it unticked if you don't have a paid plan: users can still add their badges to their own backpacks.
	~~#* (Leave 'Include authentication details with the backpack' unticked~~.)		# Save changes.
	~~Follow the same process for ca.~~badgr.io ~~and au~~.badgr.io ~~changing only the region letters (~~the ''eu'' ~~in the above URLs~~ to ''ca'' or ''au'').
			Add one backpack for each region your users need. You can set the order in which backpacks are listed for users.

			===Canvas Credentials regions===
			The list of regions offered in the ''Region'' menu is set in ''Site administration > Badges > Badges settings > Canvas Credentials regions''. Each line holds the region name, the backpack URL and the backpack API URL, separated by pipe characters. The defaults are:

			<pre>
			Australia\|https://au.badgr.io\|https://api.au.badgr.io/v2
			Canada\|https://ca.badgr.io\|https://api.ca.badgr.io/v2
			Europe\|https://eu.badgr.io\|https://api.eu.badgr.io/v2
			Singapore\|https://sg.badgr.io\|https://api.sg.badgr.io/v2
			United States\|https://badgr.io\|https://api.badgr.io/v2
			</pre>

			You can remove regions you don't want to offer, or update the URLs if Parchment changes them.

			===Other backpack providers===
			To connect to another Open Badges v2.0 provider, set ''Provider'' to ''Other'' and enter its backpack URL and backpack API URL. You can also tick ''Connect to backpack provider account'' and enter your issuer credentials, if the provider supports it.

	~~Note the admin can set the order in which backpacks are listed for users.~~
	==Individual user settings==		==Individual user settings==
	You can connect to your backpack as follows:		You can connect to your backpack as follows:
	# In the user menu (top right), select Preferences, then 'Backpack settings' under Badges.		# In the user menu (top right), select Preferences, then 'Backpack settings' under Badges.
	# If necessary, select your backpack provider.		# If necessary, select your backpack provider and region.
	# Enter ~~your Badgr user account~~ email and password.		# Enter the email address and password of your Parchment Digital Badges account.
	# ~~Look in~~ your mailbox for a verification email and ~~copy and paste~~ the ~~link to verify your~~ connection ~~to the backpack~~.		# Check your mailbox for the verification email and follow its instructions to confirm the connection.
	After the backpack connection is successfully established, badges from your backpack can be displayed on your badges page and your profile page. Go to Manage badges (via Preferences / Badges) and click the icon to add your badge to your backpack.		After the backpack connection is successfully established, badges from your backpack can be displayed on your badges page and your profile page. Go to Manage badges (via Preferences / Badges) and click the icon to add your badge to your backpack.

	You can also select collections of badges from your backpack that you would like to display in your profile.		You can also select collections of badges from your backpack that you would like to display in your profile.

			If a badge can't be added, Moodle shows the message sent by the backpack provider. You can also download the badge and add it to your backpack manually.

	==Open Badges v 2.1==		==Open Badges v 2.1==
	Moodle is Open Badges v 2.1 compliant and ~~a new~~ [[OAuth 2 Open Badges service]] enables users to connect to their OB v 2.1 compliant backpack without having to enter their credentials into Moodle.		Moodle is Open Badges v 2.1 compliant and the [[OAuth 2 Open Badges service]] enables users to connect to their OB v 2.1 compliant backpack without having to enter their credentials into Moodle.

	To connect to ~~an OB~~ v 2.1 ~~compliant backpack such as badgr.com~~		To connect to Parchment Digital Badges using Open Badges v 2.1:
	# Go to Site administration / Badges / Manage backpacks.		# Go to ''Site administration > Badges > Manage backpacks''.
	# Click the button 'Add a new backpack'.		# Click the button 'Add a new backpack'.
	# Create this backpack with the following details:		# Create this backpack with the following details:
	#* API version - Open Badges v2.1		#* API version - Open Badges v2.1
	#* Backpack URL - https://~~badgr~~.com		#* Backpack URL - https://badges.parchment.com
	When you connect to an OB v 2.1 compliant backpack, a Badges service in [[OAuth 2 services]] is created automatically.		When you connect to an OB v 2.1 compliant backpack, a Badges service in [[OAuth 2 services]] is created automatically.

			{{Note\|
			* Use https://badges.parchment.com rather than the old https://badgr.com address. Connections using badgr.com may fail to complete.
			* Since 30 September 2026, users may get the error "Could not refresh OAuth 2 token. HTTP status for remote endpoint: 401" when connecting to Parchment Digital Badges with Open Badges v2.1. This is caused by the provider and is being followed up. Until it is fixed, use an Open Badges v2.0 backpack.}}
			<!-- Provider issue tracked in MDL-89954 (https://moodle.atlassian.net/browse/MDL-89954). Remove the second bullet of this note once it is fixed. -->

			==See also==
			* [https://community.instructure.com/en/kb/articles/663719-unknown Parchment Digital Badges guide: connecting a Moodle backpack]
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Moodle Workplace release notes

E milio — Tue, 06 Oct 2026 10:59:28 GMT

5.2.4

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	* Notifications sent to managers and department leads by dynamic rule actions now respect the recipient's 'Receive notifications' permission.		* Notifications sent to managers and department leads by dynamic rule actions now respect the recipient's 'Receive notifications' permission.

	= 5.2.3 =		== 5.2.3 ==
	Moodle Workplace 5.2.3 is built on top of Moodle LMS 5.2.3 and has all the new features of the core version. In addition, it contains all exclusive features from Moodle Workplace.		Moodle Workplace 5.2.3 is built on top of Moodle LMS 5.2.3 and has all the new features of the core version. In addition, it contains all exclusive features from Moodle Workplace.

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	* Hardened the certification user selector so it only returns users the requester is allowed to see.		* Hardened the certification user selector so it only returns users the requester is allowed to see.

	=5.2.4=		== 5.2.4 ==

	Moodle Workplace 5.2.4 is built on top of Moodle LMS 5.2.4 and has all the new features of the core version. In addition, it contains all exclusive features from Moodle Workplace.		Moodle Workplace 5.2.4 is built on top of Moodle LMS 5.2.4 and has all the new features of the core version. In addition, it contains all exclusive features from Moodle Workplace.

Moodle Workplace rolling release notes

E milio — Tue, 06 Oct 2026 10:56:59 GMT

5.2.4 rolling

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	* Fixed an issue where bulk editing certification allocations could reset the due date when it was left on "Don't change".		* Fixed an issue where bulk editing certification allocations could reset the due date when it was left on "Don't change".
	* Hardened the certification user selector so it only returns users the requester is allowed to see.		* Hardened the certification user selector so it only returns users the requester is allowed to see.

			== 5.2.4 rolling ==

			Moodle Workplace rolling 5.2.4 is built on top of Moodle LMS 5.2.4 and has all the new features of the core version. In addition, it contains all exclusive features from Moodle Workplace.

			===Improvements===

			* '''Learning catalogue on small screens.''' The catalogue heading and the sorting and view mode controls now display on two separate lines on small devices.
			* '''Archived certifications in programs.''' The list of certifications associated with a program now shows when a certification is archived, so certifications with the same name are easy to tell apart.

			===Bug fixes===

			* Fixed the layout of the My courses page when courses have long names.
			* Improved the performance of searching in the Report and Chart block by removing unnecessary database reads.
			* Active users are now calculated using the last access time instead of the last login time.

Moodle Workplace release notes

E milio — Tue, 06 Oct 2026 10:56:09 GMT

5.2.4

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	* Fixed an issue where bulk editing certification allocations could reset the due date when it was left on "Don't change".		* Fixed an issue where bulk editing certification allocations could reset the due date when it was left on "Don't change".
	* Hardened the certification user selector so it only returns users the requester is allowed to see.		* Hardened the certification user selector so it only returns users the requester is allowed to see.

			=5.2.4=

			Moodle Workplace 5.2.4 is built on top of Moodle LMS 5.2.4 and has all the new features of the core version. In addition, it contains all exclusive features from Moodle Workplace.

			===Bug fixes===

			* Fixed the layout of the My courses page when courses have long names.
			* Improved the performance of searching in the Report and Chart block by removing unnecessary database reads.
			* Active users are now calculated using the last access time instead of the last login time.

Installation Package for macOS

Tallthom — Tue, 06 Oct 2026 03:07:00 GMT

Fix German words left in the English text (Warnung > Warning, und > and); script description now says 5.3 to match the script shown

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	<div style="background-color: #FFF0F0; padding: 10px 20px; margin: 20px 0;">		<div style="background-color: #FFF0F0; padding: 10px 20px; margin: 20px 0;">
	'''~~Warnung~~:''' Moodle4Mac is NOT intended to be used for a production server on the Internet. It is only intended for installation on a local computer to test and develop, as it is not optimized for security.</div>		'''Warning:''' Moodle4Mac is NOT intended to be used for a production server on the Internet. It is only intended for installation on a local computer to test and develop, as it is not optimized for security.</div>

	{{Note\|The MySQL version in the latest version of MAMP doesn't meet the minimum database requirements for Moodle 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, and 6.0dev. As a workaround the ''admin/environment.xml'' file is modified in Moodle4Mac 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, and 6.0dev. However, this may lead to unforeseen issues, so it should NOT be used on a production server.}}		{{Note\|The MySQL version in the latest version of MAMP doesn't meet the minimum database requirements for Moodle 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, and 6.0dev. As a workaround the ''admin/environment.xml'' file is modified in Moodle4Mac 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, and 6.0dev. However, this may lead to unforeseen issues, so it should NOT be used on a production server.}}
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	</pre>		</pre>

	The different versions of the script UpdateMoodle.sh only differ in two parameters ... first we need to know the right folder for Moodle and second we must use the correct git tag for the Moodle version. The shown script upgrades Moodle 5.0.		The different versions of the script UpdateMoodle.sh only differ in two parameters ... first we need to know the right folder for Moodle and second we must use the correct git tag for the Moodle version. The shown script upgrades Moodle 5.3.
	* Moodle 4.5 uses <span style="color:red;">MOODLE_405_STABLE</span>		* Moodle 4.5 uses <span style="color:red;">MOODLE_405_STABLE</span>
	* Moodle 5.0 uses <span style="color:red;">MOODLE_500_STABLE</span>		* Moodle 5.0 uses <span style="color:red;">MOODLE_500_STABLE</span>
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	* Moodle 6.0dev uses <span style="color:red;">main</span>		* Moodle 6.0dev uses <span style="color:red;">main</span>

	{{Note\|The MySQL version in the latest version of MAMP doesn't meet the minimum database requirements for Moodle 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, and 6.0dev. As a workaround the ''admin/environment.xml'' file is modified in Moodle4Mac 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 ~~und~~ 6.0dev. However, this may lead to unforeseen issues, so it should NOT be used on a production server.}}		{{Note\|The MySQL version in the latest version of MAMP doesn't meet the minimum database requirements for Moodle 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, and 6.0dev. As a workaround the ''admin/environment.xml'' file is modified in Moodle4Mac 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, and 6.0dev. However, this may lead to unforeseen issues, so it should NOT be used on a production server.}}

	Updating via Git also reloads the ''admin/environment.xml'' file from the server. My update script copies the modified environment.xml file into the update. If you try a Git update without my script, this will cause the change for using the incorrect database version to be lost. You'll need to tamper with this and falsify the entry. Open the ''admin/environment.xml'' file with a text editor, search for ''MOODLE version="5.x"'', and add ''VENDOR name="mysql" version="<span style="color:red;">8.0.35</span>" a few lines below. Save your changes and open http://localhost:8888/moodle in your browser. The update will then start automatically with the fake database prerequisite.		Updating via Git also reloads the ''admin/environment.xml'' file from the server. My update script copies the modified environment.xml file into the update. If you try a Git update without my script, this will cause the change for using the incorrect database version to be lost. You'll need to tamper with this and falsify the entry. Open the ''admin/environment.xml'' file with a text editor, search for ''MOODLE version="5.x"'', and add ''VENDOR name="mysql" version="<span style="color:red;">8.0.35</span>" a few lines below. Save your changes and open http://localhost:8888/moodle in your browser. The update will then start automatically with the fake database prerequisite.

Creating SCORM Content

Gunjan Sarojwal — Mon, 05 Oct 2026 06:03:54 GMT

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MoodleDocs:Overview

Gunjan Sarojwal — Mon, 05 Oct 2026 05:18:57 GMT

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	~~==English==~~		#REDIRECT [[:en:MoodleDocs:Overview]]
	[~~https://docs.moodle.org/502/en/ 5.2 EN documentation]<br />~~
	[~~https~~:~~//docs.moodle.org/501/~~en~~/ 5.1 EN documentation]<br />~~
	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/500/en/ 5.0 EN documentation]<br />~~
	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/405/en/ 4.5 EN documentation]<br />~~

	~~For earlier versions, see [[MoodleDocs: Docs for unsupported versions\|Docs for unsupported versions]].~~

	~~Also:<br />~~
	~~[https://moodledev.io/ Developer documentation]~~

	~~==Català (Catalan)==~~

	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/2x/ca/ 2.x CA documentation]<br />~~

	~~==Deutsch (German)==~~
	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/502/de/ 5.2 DE documentation]<br />~~
	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/501/de/ 5.1 DE documentation]<br />~~
	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/500/de/ 5.0 DE documentation]<br />~~
	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/405/de/ 4.5 DE documentation]<br />~~

	~~==Español (Spanish)==~~

	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/all/es/ ES documentation]~~

	~~==Euskara (Basque)==~~

	~~[https~~:~~//docs.moodle.org/all/eu/ EU documentation]~~

	~~==Français (French)==~~

	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/4x/fr/ 4.x FR documentation]<br />~~
	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/3x/fr/ 3.x FR documentation]<br />~~

	~~==Hrvatski (Croatian)==~~

	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/all/hr/ HR documentation]~~

	~~==Íslenska (Icelandic)==~~

	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/all/is/ IS documentation]~~

	~~==Italiano (Italian)==~~

	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/35/it/ 3.5 IT documentation]~~

	~~==日本語 (Japanese)==~~

	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/4x/ja/ 4.x JA documentation]<br />~~

	~~==Polski (Polish)==~~

	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/2x/pl/ 2.x PL documentation]~~

	~~==Português Brasileiro (Brazilan Portuguese)==~~

	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/all/pt_br PT_BR documentation]~~

	~~==Suomi (Finnish)==~~
	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/all/fi/ FI documentation]~~

	~~==中文 (Chinese)==~~

	~~[https://docs.moodle.org/all/zh/ ZH documentation]~~

	~~==See also==~~

	[[MoodleDocs: ~~Docs for unsupported versions\|Docs for unsupported versions~~]]

Awards

Gunjan Sarojwal — Mon, 05 Oct 2026 05:07:59 GMT

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	~~{{About Moodle}}~~		#REDIRECT [[:en:Awards]]
	~~==Moodle awards==~~

	~~'''2015'''~~
	* Gold LMS in [~~https://campustechnology.com/Articles/2015/09/30/Campus-Technology-2015-Readers-Choice-Awards.aspx?Page=1 Campus Technology 2015 Readers' Choice Awards]~~
	* 15th position in the 9th [http://c4lpt.co.uk/top100tools/ Top 100 Tools for Learning] list (between LinkedIn and IPads)

	~~'''2014'''~~
	* 12th position in the 8th [http://c4lpt.co.uk/top100tools/ Top 100 Tools for Learning] list and first in the Learning Management System category

	~~'''2013'''~~
	* 11th position in the 7th [http://c4lpt.co.uk/top100tools/ Top 100 Tools for Learning] list

	~~'''2012'''~~
	* 11th position in the 6th [http://c4lpt.co.uk/top100tools/ Top 100 Tools for Learning] list and first in the Course Management System category

	~~'''2011'''~~
	* 8th position in the 5th [http://c4lpt.co.uk/top100tools/ Top 100 Tools for Learning] list

	~~'''2010'''~~
	* First place in the ‘Best in Learning Management Systems' category of the [http://www.imsglobal.org/LearnSat/learnsat200910.html/ LearnSat Survey]
	* 10th position in the 4th [http://c4lpt.co.uk/top100tools/ Top 100 Tools for Learning] list

	~~'''2009'''~~
	* 14th position in the 3rd [http://c4lpt.co.uk/top100tools/ Top 100 Tools for Learning] list

	~~'''2008'''~~
	* Finalist in the 'Best Project for Educators' category of the [http://sourceforge.net/blog/cca08-finalists/ SourceForge.net Community Choice Awards]
	* 9th position in the 2nd [http://c4lpt.co.uk/top100tools/ Top 100 Tools for Learning] list

	~~'''2007'''~~
	* Three Platinum awards (top award) and one Gold award (runner-up) in the [http://www.elearningguild.com/ eLearning Guild] Research 360-degrees Report on Learning Management Systems 2007
	* 12th position in the 1st [~~http~~:~~//c4lpt.co.uk/top100tools/ Top 100 Tools for Learning] list~~

	~~'''2006'''~~
	* [http:~~//www.waitta.asn.au/wai_submissionprofile.jsp?Sub=138 Western Australian Information Technology & Telecommunications~~ Awards ~~2006 (WAiTTA) Best Exporter]~~
	* [http://www.waitta.asn.au/wai_submissionprofile.jsp?Sub=141 WAiTTA Best Online Service]
	* [http://www.waitta.asn.au/wai_submissionprofile.jsp?Sub=140 WAiTTA Best Product finalist]

	~~'''2005'''~~
	* Finalist in the 'Best Linux / Open Source Server Application' category of the UK Linux and Open Source Awards

	~~==Awards for Moodle developers==~~

	* [https://moodle.org/user/profile.php?id=17383 Penny Leach] - [https://developers.google.com/open-source/osa/ 2009 Google-O'Reilly Open Source Awards] 'Best Education Hacker'
	* [http://moodle.org/user/view.php?id=100951&course=1 Alastair Hole], [https://moodle.org/user/profile.php?id=29028 Richard Goddard], [http://moodle.org/user/view.php?id=21156&course=1 Peter Kilcoyne] and [http://moodle.org/user/view.php?id=129969&course=1 Helen Brady] - [http://www.imsglobal.org/pressreleases/pr090514.html IMS Global Learning Consortium 2009 Global Learning Impact Awards] 'Best Learning Platform to Repository Integration: MrCute - Moodle Repository System'
	* [https://moodle.org/user/profile.php?id=106829 Jordi Piguillem] and [https://moodle.org/user/profile.php?id=22420 Ludo (Marc Alier)] - [http://www.imsglobal.org/pressreleases/pr090514.html IMS Global Learning Consortium 2009 Global Learning Impact Awards] 'Best Interoperability Innovation: Moodle Simple Learning Tools for Interoperability Consumer'
	* [http://moodle.org/user/view.php?id=1&course=1 Martin Dougiamas] - [https://developers.google.com/open-source/osa/ 2008 Google-O'Reilly Open Source Awards] 'Best Education Enabler'
	* [http://moodle.org/user/view.php?id=1&course=1 Martin Dougiamas] - 2016 [http://www.uvic.cat/doctors-honoris-causa Universite de Vic] ~~Doctor Honoris Causa~~

Installation Package for macOS

Krause — Sun, 04 Oct 2026 15:09:53 GMT

Summary

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	Moodle4Mac packages also include a special Git update script, enabling you to easily update your Moodle site without needing to download the whole package again and without reinstalling all your courses.		Moodle4Mac packages also include a special Git update script, enabling you to easily update your Moodle site without needing to download the whole package again and without reinstalling all your courses.

	~~WARNING~~: Moodle4Mac is NOT intended to be used for a production server on the Internet. It is only intended for installation on a local computer to test and develop, as it is not optimized for security.		<div style="background-color: #FFF0F0; padding: 10px 20px; margin: 20px 0;">
			'''Warnung:''' Moodle4Mac is NOT intended to be used for a production server on the Internet. It is only intended for installation on a local computer to test and develop, as it is not optimized for security.</div>

	{{Note\|The MySQL version in the latest version of MAMP doesn't meet the minimum database requirements for Moodle 5.0, 5.1, and 5.~~2dev~~. As a workaround the ''admin/environment.xml'' file is modified in Moodle4Mac 5.0, 5.1, and 5.~~2dev~~. However, this may lead to unforeseen issues, so it should NOT be used on a production server.}}		{{Note\|The MySQL version in the latest version of MAMP doesn't meet the minimum database requirements for Moodle 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, and 6.0dev. As a workaround the ''admin/environment.xml'' file is modified in Moodle4Mac 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, and 6.0dev. However, this may lead to unforeseen issues, so it should NOT be used on a production server.}}

	==System requirements==		==System requirements==
	+ Apple macOS Computer		+ Apple macOS Computer
	+ iMac, Mac mini, MacBook, MacBook Air, Mac Pro		+ iMac, Mac mini, MacBook, MacBook Air, Mac Pro
	+ Processor: Apple M1/M2/M4 or Intel x86_64		+ Processor: Apple M1/M2/M3/M4 or Intel x86_64
	+ RAM: 4 GB or better		+ RAM: 4 GB or better
	+ Hard Disk: 4 GB free		+ Hard Disk: 4 GB free
	+ System Software: macOS 11 up to macOS 26		+ System Software: macOS 11 up to macOS 26

			{{Note\|The Moodle4Mac package is based on MAMP 7.1 for Intel processors. For macOS 27, the "Rosetta 2" software must be explicitly installed. On macOS 26 and all previous versions, "Rosetta 2" is already installed. Once "Rosetta 2" is present on a computer with Apple M1/M2/M3/M4 processors, the Moodle4Mac package should run without any problems. See https://support.apple.com/en-us/102527 }}

	==Download and install ==		==Download and install ==
	'''Step 1:''' Download the disk image '''Moodle4Mac.dmg''' from [http://download.moodle.org/macosx/ Moodle packages for macOS]. You will find various image files for the different Moodle versions up to Moodle 4.5, 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, and 5.~~3dev~~. The pictures in this manual are made with Moodle 2.8 ... they are very old but please don't worry! Everything is still the same.		'''Step 1:''' Download the disk image '''Moodle4Mac.dmg''' from [http://download.moodle.org/macosx/ Moodle packages for macOS]. You will find various image files for the different Moodle versions up to Moodle 4.5, 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, and 6.0dev. The pictures in this manual are made with Moodle 2.8 ... they are very old but please don't worry! Everything is still the same.

	'''Step 2:''' Double click the disk image '''Moodle4Mac.dmg''' to mount the installation disk.		'''Step 2:''' Double click the disk image '''Moodle4Mac.dmg''' to mount the installation disk.
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	# of the installation package Moodle4Mac		# of the installation package Moodle4Mac
	#		#
	# ~~20250414~~ - Ralf Krause		# 20261005 - Ralf Krause
	#		#

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	cd /Applications/MAMP/htdocs		cd /Applications/MAMP/htdocs

	if ! test -e ~~moodle500~~/.git ; then		if ! test -e moodle503/.git ; then
	## the first git update must get everything including .git		## the first git update must get everything including .git
	git clone --depth 1 -b ~~MOODLE_500_STABLE~~ https://github.com/moodle/moodle.git ~~moodle500~~-git		git clone --depth 1 -b MOODLE_503_STABLE https://github.com/moodle/moodle.git moodle503-git
	if test -e ~~moodle500~~-git ; then		if test -e moodle503-git ; then
	if test -e ~~moodle500~~ ; then		if test -e moodle503 ; then
	if test -e ~~moodle500~~/config.php ; then		## copy the config.php into the update
	cp ~~moodle500~~/config.php ~~moodle500~~-git/.		if test -e moodle503/config.php ; then
			cp -a moodle503/config.php moodle503-git/.
			## environment patch for MySQL 8.0.35
			cp -a moodle503/public/admin/environment.xml moodle503-git/public/admin/.
			## .htaccess for routing
			cp -a moodle503/public/.htaccess moodle503-git/public/.
			fi
			## copy composer.phar and the vendor folder into the update
			if test -e moodle503/composer.phar ; then
			cp -a moodle503/composer.phar moodle503-git/.
			cp -a moodle503/vendor moodle503-git/.
	fi		fi
	DATE=`date +%Y%m%d-%H%M`		DATE=`date +%Y%m%d-%H%M`
	mv ~~moodle500 moodle500~~-$DATE		mv moodle503 moodle503-$DATE
	fi		fi
	mv ~~moodle500~~-git ~~moodle500~~		mv moodle503-git moodle503
	fi		fi
	## the old folder can be deleted now		## the old folder can be deleted now
	## if you want to do this please remove '##' from the following line		## if you want to do this please remove '##' from the following line
	## ~~sudo~~ rm -R ~~moodle500~~-*		## rm -R moodle503-*
	else		else
	## the next git update only gets the new files		## the next git update only gets the new files
	cd ~~moodle500~~		cd moodle503
	git pull		git pull
	cd ..		cd ..
	fi		fi

			echo
			echo "Finalizing update..."
			cd moodle503
			# remove macOS quarantine flags
			xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine . 2>/dev/null
			# set the correct file and folder rights (755/644)
			find . -type d -exec chmod 755 {} +
			find . -type f -exec chmod 644 {} +
			# setup composer
			/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php8.3.9/bin/php composer.phar install --no-dev --classmap-authoritative 2>/dev/null
			# purge all caches (important for js modules)
			/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php8.3.9/bin/php admin/cli/purge_caches.php 2>/dev/null
			cd ..
			echo "Update for moodle503 finished successfully."
	</pre>		</pre>

	The different versions of the script UpdateMoodle.sh only differ in two parameters ... first we need to know the right folder for Moodle and second we must use the correct git tag for the Moodle version. The shown script upgrades Moodle 5.0.		The different versions of the script UpdateMoodle.sh only differ in two parameters ... first we need to know the right folder for Moodle and second we must use the correct git tag for the Moodle version. The shown script upgrades Moodle 5.0.
	* Moodle 4.1 uses <span style="color:red;">MOODLE_401_STABLE</span>
	* Moodle 4.4 uses <span style="color:red;">MOODLE_404_STABLE</span>
	* Moodle 4.5 uses <span style="color:red;">MOODLE_405_STABLE</span>		* Moodle 4.5 uses <span style="color:red;">MOODLE_405_STABLE</span>
	* Moodle 5.0 uses <span style="color:red;">MOODLE_500_STABLE</span>		* Moodle 5.0 uses <span style="color:red;">MOODLE_500_STABLE</span>
	* Moodle 5.~~1dev~~ uses <span style="color:red;">~~main~~</span>		* Moodle 5.1 uses <span style="color:red;">MOODLE_501_STABLE</span>
	<br />~~&nbsp~~;		* Moodle 5.2 uses <span style="color:red;">MOODLE_502_STABLE</span>
			* Moodle 5.3 uses <span style="color:red;">MOODLE_503_STABLE</span>
			* Moodle 6.0dev uses <span style="color:red;">main</span>

	{{Note\|The MySQL version in the latest version of MAMP doesn't meet the minimum database requirements for Moodle 5.0, 5.1, and 5.~~2dev~~. As a workaround the ''admin/environment.xml'' file is modified in Moodle4Mac 5.0, 5.1, ~~and~~ 5.~~2dev~~. However, this may lead to unforeseen issues, so it should NOT be used on a production server.}}		{{Note\|The MySQL version in the latest version of MAMP doesn't meet the minimum database requirements for Moodle 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, and 6.0dev. As a workaround the ''admin/environment.xml'' file is modified in Moodle4Mac 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 und 6.0dev. However, this may lead to unforeseen issues, so it should NOT be used on a production server.}}

	Updating via Git also reloads the ''admin/environment.xml'' file from the server. ~~This~~ will cause the change for using the incorrect database version to be lost. You'll need to tamper with this and falsify the entry. Open the ''admin/environment.xml'' file with a text editor, search for ''MOODLE version="5.0"'', and add ''VENDOR name="mysql" version="<span style="color:red;">8.0.35</span>" a few lines below. Save your changes and open http://localhost:8888/moodle in your browser. The update will then start automatically with the fake database prerequisite.		Updating via Git also reloads the ''admin/environment.xml'' file from the server. My update script copies the modified environment.xml file into the update. If you try a Git update without my script, this will cause the change for using the incorrect database version to be lost. You'll need to tamper with this and falsify the entry. Open the ''admin/environment.xml'' file with a text editor, search for ''MOODLE version="5.x"'', and add ''VENDOR name="mysql" version="<span style="color:red;">8.0.35</span>" a few lines below. Save your changes and open http://localhost:8888/moodle in your browser. The update will then start automatically with the fake database prerequisite.
	<br />		<br />

MediaWiki:MoodleDocsVersionLinks

Tallthom — Fri, 02 Oct 2026 07:21:13 GMT

Add 5.3; remove 5.0 (no longer supported from 5 October 2026) (SE-196)

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			5.3 docs: /503/en/{{FULLPAGENAMEE}}
	5.1 docs: /501/en/{{FULLPAGENAMEE}}		5.1 docs: /501/en/{{FULLPAGENAMEE}}
	~~5.0 docs: /500/en/{{FULLPAGENAMEE}}~~
	4.5 docs: /405/en/{{FULLPAGENAMEE}}		4.5 docs: /405/en/{{FULLPAGENAMEE}}

Certificates Configuration

Openumlaut — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 04:26:18 GMT

Issuing certificates

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	You also have the option to create your own reports on certificates using the '''[[Report builder]]'''. Moodle Workplace provides two report sources: '''Issued certificates''' and '''Certificate templates'''.		You also have the option to create your own reports on certificates using the '''[[Report builder]]'''. Moodle Workplace provides two report sources: '''Issued certificates''' and '''Certificate templates'''.

	Note, ~~that users~~ will not be notified automatically when a certificate has been issued; you will need to set up a separate '''[[Certificates Configuration#Certificate notifications\|Certificate notification]]''' action.		{{Note\|When users have been deleted from your Workplace site, their associated issued certificates are not being deleted!}}
			{{Note\|Users will not be notified automatically when a certificate has been issued; you will need to set up a separate '''[[Certificates Configuration#Certificate notifications\|Certificate notification]]''' action.}}

	=== Manually issuing of certificates ===		=== Manually issuing of certificates ===

Select missing words question type

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	[[es:Tipo de pregunta seleccionar palabra faltante]]		[[es:Tipo de pregunta seleccionar palabra faltante]]
	[[fr:Question ~~à mot manquant~~]]		[[fr:Question sélectionner les mots manquants]]
	[[de:Fragetyp Lückentextauswahl]]		[[de:Fragetyp Lückentextauswahl]]

Standard themes

Tallthom — Tue, 29 Sep 2026 08:25:41 GMT

Add note: Classic will be removed from core in Moodle 5.3 (MDL-88351)

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			<div class="alert alert-info">Note: Classic will be removed from core in Moodle 5.3. After that, Boost will be the only standard theme, and Classic will be available as an additional theme. For details, see [[Classic theme]].</div>
	{{Themes}}		{{Themes}}

Classic theme

Tallthom — Tue, 29 Sep 2026 08:25:36 GMT

Classic is removed from core in Moodle 5.3 (MDL-88351), not 6.0; note where it will be available

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	<div class="alert alert-info">Note: Classic will be removed from core in Moodle 6.0. For details, see [https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=464347 Classic Theme End of Life Announcement].</div>		<div class="alert alert-info">Note: Classic will be removed from core in Moodle 5.3. After that, it will be available as an additional theme from the [https://github.com/moodlehq/moodle-theme_classic Classic theme repository]. For details, see [https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=464347 Classic Theme End of Life Announcement].</div>
	{{Themes}}		{{Themes}}
	Classic is a core theme which combines the block navigation of the deprecated Clean theme and the customisation options of the [[Boost theme]].		Classic is a core theme which combines the block navigation of the deprecated Clean theme and the customisation options of the [[Boost theme]].

Configuring the Router

Rjerz — Mon, 28 Sep 2026 14:05:12 GMT

Option 1: Standard Root Installation

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	RewriteRule "(\/README)" - [F]		RewriteRule "(\/README)" - [F]
	RewriteRule "(\/readme)" - [F]		RewriteRule "(\/readme)" - [F]
	RewriteRule "(\/~~moodle_readme~~)" - [F]		RewriteRule "(\/readme_moodle)" - [F]
	RewriteRule "(\/upgrade\.txt)" - [F]		RewriteRule "(\/upgrade\.txt)" - [F]
	RewriteRule "(\/UPGRADING\.md)" - [F]		RewriteRule "(\/UPGRADING\.md)" - [F]
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	Standard router setups typically require a “FallbackResource” directive. However, using this `mod_rewrite` block removes the need for “FallbackResource”, giving you more flexibility because the script doesn't need to know your specific Moodle root folder name. The “mod_rewrite” module is enabled by default on almost all modern commercial web servers.		Standard router setups typically require a “FallbackResource” directive. However, using this `mod_rewrite` block removes the need for “FallbackResource”, giving you more flexibility because the script doesn't need to know your specific Moodle root folder name. The “mod_rewrite” module is enabled by default on almost all modern commercial web servers.

	==== Local Environments: MAMP and Laragon ====		==== Local Environments: MAMP and Laragon ====
	Local development environments should run Apache to utilize this .htaccess file solution. Because local testing sites typically aren't exposed to the public internet, your .htaccess file doesn't need to be as comprehensive as one on a production server. It also shows that .htaccess files can differ.		Local development environments should run Apache to utilize this .htaccess file solution. Because local testing sites typically aren't exposed to the public internet, your .htaccess file doesn't need to be as comprehensive as one on a production server. It also shows that .htaccess files can differ.
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	<syntaxhighlight lang="nginx">		<syntaxhighlight lang="nginx">
	location / {		location / {
	try_files $uri /r.php;		try_files $uri /r.php$is_args$args;
	}		}
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
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	location /moodle/ {		location /moodle/ {
	try_files $uri $uri/ /moodle/r.php;		try_files $uri $uri/ /moodle/r.php$is_args$args;
	}		}
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

Course/site summary block

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Upcoming events block

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	[[fr:Bloc ~~Prochains événements~~]]		[[fr:Bloc Événements à venir]]
	[[de:Aktuelle Termine]]		[[de:Aktuelle Termine]]
	[[es:Bloque de eventos próximos]]		[[es:Bloque de eventos próximos]]

Latest badges block

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			[[de:Letzte Badges]]

Configuring the Router

Rjerz — Fri, 25 Sep 2026 14:16:39 GMT

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	This is where a router comes in. A router is a software feature that serves as a centralized traffic controller for Moodle's web requests. Instead of hardcoding rigid, direct paths to thousands of individual PHP files, all hyperlinks are directed through this central router. If a developer changes a webpage's filename or location, they only need to update a single "route" rule in the router script, rather than hunting through thousands of code files to fix broken links. This centralized control drastically improves programming productivity and quality, while also providing clean, human-readable URLs.		This is where a router comes in. A router is a software feature that serves as a centralized traffic controller for Moodle's web requests. Instead of hardcoding rigid, direct paths to thousands of individual PHP files, all hyperlinks are directed through this central router. If a developer changes a webpage's filename or location, they only need to update a single "route" rule in the router script, rather than hunting through thousands of code files to fix broken links. This centralized control drastically improves programming productivity and quality, while also providing clean, human-readable URLs.

	Moodle ~~developers have been planning the router transition for some time because of its clear benefits~~. ~~As a result,~~ a functioning router is ~~expected~~ to be mandatory in upcoming ~~Moodle~~ releases~~, making~~ early ~~server configuration essential~~.		Although the routing architecture has been progressively introduced over several Moodle versions, formal environment checks and configuration warnings were explicitly introduced in '''Moodle 5.2'''. While a functioning router setup is not strictly forced to complete a basic installation in Moodle 5.2, Moodle HQ intends to make a fully working router mandatory in upcoming stable releases. Configuring it early ensures long-term site stability and seamless future upgrades.

	<!-- CUSTOM STYLED HEADING TO REMOVE FROM TOC AND PLACE OVER THE TOC WINDOW -->		<!-- CUSTOM STYLED HEADING TO REMOVE FROM TOC AND PLACE OVER THE TOC WINDOW -->
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	=== How to Test Your Router ===		=== How to Test Your Router ===
	Before editing any server code, run these ~~two~~ simple tests to confirm that your router is working correctly:		Before editing any server code, run any of these simple tests to confirm that your router is working correctly:

	'''Test A: The 404 Behavior Test'''		'''Test A: The 404 Behavior Test'''

	Type a non-existent path into your browser, such as <code>https://yourmoodle.com/fakefile.php</code> (or <code>https://yourdomain.com/moodle/fakefile.php</code> if your Moodle is in a folder)		Type a non-existent path into your browser, such as <code>https://yourmoodle.com/fakefile.php</code> (or <code>https://yourdomain.com/moodle/fakefile.php</code> if your Moodle is in a folder.)

	:''Router IS NOT working:'' You will see a generic, blank, or server-default "404 Not Found" page (often plain black-and-white text).		:''Router IS NOT working:'' You will see a generic, blank, or server-default "404 Not Found" page (often plain black-and-white text).
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	'''Test B: The Deep-Link Test'''		'''Test B: The Deep-Link Test'''

	Log in to your site, navigate to any active course, and note its unique course ID (e.g., 19). Then, enter the following routed URL directly in your address bar: <code>https://yourmoodle.com/course/19/manage</code> or <code>https://yourdomain.com/moodle/course/19/manage</code> if your Moodle is in a folder)		Log in to your site, navigate to any active course, and note its unique course ID (e.g., 19). Then, enter the following routed URL directly in your address bar: <code>https://yourmoodle.com/course/19/manage</code> (or <code>https://yourdomain.com/moodle/course/19/manage</code> if your Moodle is in a folder.)
	:''Router IS NOT working:'' The browser displays a generic server "Not Found" page.		:''Router IS NOT working:'' The browser displays a generic server "Not Found" page.
	:''Router IS working:'' The browser successfully renders your Moodle "Course Administration" page.		:''Router IS working:'' The browser successfully renders your Moodle "Course Administration" page. This successfully demonstrates exactly how the router is intended to process and deliver pages.

			'''Test C: The System Status Report Test'''

			Navigate to '''Site administration > Reports > System status''' in your browser.

			If the <tt>$CFG->routerconfigured = true;</tt> setting (flag) is missing from your <tt>config.php</tt> file, or if the router is not set up, Moodle displays a '''Router Configuration Error''' stating, ''"The router is not correctly configured."''

			Clicking the '''Router Configuration''' link opens a detailed status page. The information displayed depends on your settings:
			* ''Missing config.php flag:'' No additional information is displayed.
			* ''Flag enabled, but router misconfigured:'' The page displays specific troubleshooting '''Errors'''.
			* ''Flag enabled and router configured correctly:'' The page displays a list of '''OKs'''.

			'''Test D: The Command Line Test'''

			If you prefer using the command line, you can check this same status information by running the administrative CLI script:
			php admin/cli/checks.php


	Keep these tests handy! If your site fails them now, you will run the same tests to verify your setup after completing the server configurations in the next steps.		Keep these tests handy! If your site fails them now, you will run the same tests to verify your setup after completing the server configurations in the next steps.

File:Report and chart block - Visualisation.png

Openumlaut — Wed, 23 Sep 2026 04:23:32 GMT

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Report and chart block - Visualisation

Report builder Configuration

Openumlaut — Wed, 23 Sep 2026 04:22:56 GMT

Data visualisation

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	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+		\|-
	~~! colspan="4"~~ \|(1) Report title		\|(1)
			\|Report title
			\|(6)
			\|Edit chart configuration
	\|-		\|-
	\|(2)		\|(2)
	\|Chart, Report, All toggle		\|Chart, Report, All toggle
	\|(6)		\|(7)
	\|Edit ~~chart configuration~~		\|Edit table layout
	\|-		\|-
	\|(3)		\|(3)
	\|Report header		\|Report header
	\|(7)		\|(8)
	\|~~Edit table layout~~		\|Refresh report data
	\|-		\|-
	\|(4)		\|(4)
	\|Full-screen mode toggle		\|Full-screen mode toggle
	\|(8)		\|(9)
	\|~~Refresh report data~~		\|Report footer
	\|-		\|-
	\|(5)		\|(5)
	\|Report filter options		\|Report filter options
	\|~~(9)~~		\|
	\|~~Report footer~~		\|
	\|}		\|}
	Toggle preferences (such as "Show chart and report") carried out the by users are saved between sessions.		Toggle preferences (such as "Show chart and report") carried out the by users are saved between sessions.

	If the block has been configured in a way that it shows no data, the following warning will be shown. You have to adjust settings in the report source or revisit applied filters.		If the block has been configured in a way that it shows no data, the following warning will be shown. You have to adjust settings in the report source or revisit applied filters.
	[[File:Report and chart block - No data.png\|center\|frameless]]		[[File:Report and chart block - No data.png\|center\|frameless\|600x600px]]

	The '''Report and chart''' block contains the following sections:		The '''Report and chart''' block contains the following sections:
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	* '''Chart type''': Choose between '''Line chart''', '''Bar chart''' or '''Pie chart'''		* '''Chart type''': Choose between '''Line chart''', '''Bar chart''' or '''Pie chart'''
	* '''Rows per page''': Specify the number of rows displayed. If multiple pages are available and the data is shown as a table, a page navigator will allow users to browse through the data. For graphs, this determines the number of data points, bars, and pie segments, respectively.		* '''Rows per page''': Specify the number of rows displayed. If multiple pages are available and the data is shown as a table, a page navigator will allow users to browse through the data. For graphs, this determines the number of data points, bars, and pie segments, respectively.
	* '''Block view''': If the '''Show chart and report''' option is selected, a toggle will appear in the block, allowing users to switch between '''Chart''', '''Report''', and '''All''' (3). If the '''Show chart only''' option is selected, the toggle and the '''Filters''' button (5) will be hidden.		* '''Block view''': If the '''Show chart and report''' option is selected, a toggle will appear in the block, allowing users to switch between '''Chart''', '''Report''', and '''All''' (3). If either the '''Show chart only''' or '''Report chart only''' option is selected, the toggle and the '''Filters''' button (5) will be hidden.
	* '''Enable expanded view''': If selected, the same options available the block view will appear. The expanded view allows users to display the report in full-screen mode via the '''Expand''' button(4).		* '''Enable expanded view''': If selected, the same options available the block view will appear. The expanded view allows users to display the report in full-screen mode via the '''Expand''' button(4).
	* '''Header''': Contains the text displayed above the report (3).		* '''Header''': Contains the text displayed above the report (3).
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	* '''X-axis''': Select the column to be used for the horizontal axis (or equivalent in a pie chart)		* '''X-axis''': Select the column to be used for the horizontal axis (or equivalent in a pie chart)
	* '''Y-axis''': Select the ~~column~~ to be used for the vertical axis (or equivalent in a pie chart)		* '''Y-axis''': Select the columns to be used for the vertical axis (or equivalent in a pie chart)

	Only numeric columns can be selected as chart series, which prevents visual errors and ensures the accuracy of your reporting data.		Only numeric columns can be selected as chart series, which prevents visual errors and ensures the accuracy of your reporting data.
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	By default, Moodle Workplace selects the first numeric column from the report source as the chart series (the Y-axis). Non-numeric columns will be ignored during this default selection process. This prevents visual errors and ensures that a meaningful numeric value is chosen by default, which aligns with best practices for chart visualisation. You still have full control to manually select any available column for the X and Y axes, as long as a valid numeric column is selected for the chart series.		By default, Moodle Workplace selects the first numeric column from the report source as the chart series (the Y-axis). Non-numeric columns will be ignored during this default selection process. This prevents visual errors and ensures that a meaningful numeric value is chosen by default, which aligns with best practices for chart visualisation. You still have full control to manually select any available column for the X and Y axes, as long as a valid numeric column is selected for the chart series.

			The Report and Chart block supports '''multiple series''' in charts. When using bar or line type charts, you can select multiple columns for the Y-axis in the chart configuration. The resulting chart will display both data series in the same diagram. Note that more than two series are supported in the same chart.
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|[[File:Report_builder_-_Multiple_series_I_52.png\|border\|center\|frameless\|450x450px]]
			\|[[File:Report_builder_-_Multiple_series_II_52.png\|border\|center\|frameless\|450x450px]]
			\|}


	Additionally, you can change the '''Aspect ratio''' of the graph. In addition to popular rations like 16:9 or 4:3, you can specify a '''Custom''' ratio. This is particularly useful for creating narrow graphs, such as a 5:1 ratio. The aspect ratio only affects the height of the graph; the width will always fill the container.		Additionally, you can change the '''Aspect ratio''' of the graph. In addition to popular rations like 16:9 or 4:3, you can specify a '''Custom''' ratio. This is particularly useful for creating narrow graphs, such as a 5:1 ratio. The aspect ratio only affects the height of the graph; the width will always fill the container.

Configuring the Router

Rjerz — Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:05:46 GMT

Configuring Nginx

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	===Configuring Nginx===		===Configuring Nginx===
			Note: There is a [https://docs.moodle.org/502/en/Nginx documentation web page about Nginx] that might be helpful.

	==== Option 1: Standard Root Installation ====		==== Option 1: Standard Root Installation ====
	If your Moodle site is installed directly on your main domain (e.g., `https://yourdomain.com`), add the following block to your Nginx configuration:		If your Moodle site is installed directly on your main domain (e.g., `https://yourdomain.com`), add the following block to your Nginx configuration:

STACK q-type Analytics

Germanvaleroelizondo — Tue, 22 Sep 2026 01:24:33 GMT

Added Docs page for third party plugin

New page

{{Infobox plugin
|type = local
|entry = https://marketplace.moodle.com/plugins/3995
|tracker = https://github.com/ernestwting/moodle-local_quizanalytics/issues
|discussion = https://marketplace.moodle.com/plugins/3995
|maintainer = [[user:Ernest Ting|Ernest Ting]]
|float = right
}}{{Questions}}

==Overview==
Question-level, course-wide, and Analytics-API-backed analytics for STACK quizzes. Includes statistics, solution-process visualizations, and risk/review prediction models, computed directly from Moodle's own database/server with no separate install.

==Download==
From the [https://marketplace.moodle.com/plugins/3995/versions Moodle Plugins database]

[[Category:Contributed code]]
[[Category:Questions]]
[[Category:Mathematics]]

[[es:Análisis de preguntas STACK]]

Moodle app plans

Jleyva — Mon, 21 Sep 2026 11:20:25 GMT

Moodle App features

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	==== Multimedia Push notifications ====		==== Multimedia Push notifications ====
	For Android only, the Push notifications received by your users can include images. Similar messages will be grouped, for example, when receiving private messaging notifications. Requires activation via the Moodle Apps Portal.		For Android only, the Push notifications received by your users can include images. Similar messages will be grouped, for example, when receiving private messaging notifications. Requires activation via the Moodle Apps Portal.

			=== Basic branding ===
			Using an online tool in the Moodle Apps Portal, organisations can customise the colour palette of their site in the Moodle App (including the login screen). Requires activation via the Moodle Apps Portal.

			=== Site logo display ===
			Your logo will be displayed on the mobile app on the following pages:

			* '''Login page''', when your site logo is configured in "Appearance -> Logos"
			* '''User account menu''', when your site logo is configured in "Appearance -> Logos"

	=== Custom site listing in search results ===		=== Custom site listing in search results ===
	Enable users to find your site by name when logging in to the app, removing the need to type the full URL of your site. You can configure how the results are displayed in the “Site finder” in the Moodle Apps Portal, including adding an image for your site and additional information.		Enable users to find your site by name when logging in to the app, removing the need to type the full URL of your site. You can configure how the results are displayed in the “Site finder” in the Moodle Apps Portal, including adding an image for your site and additional information.
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	The amount of individual activities and resources that users are allowed to download is unlimited.		The amount of individual activities and resources that users are allowed to download is unlimited.
	~~=== Basic branding ===~~
	Using an online tool in the Moodle Apps Portal, organisations can customise the colour palette of their site in the Moodle App (including the login screen). Requires activation via the Moodle Apps Portal.
	=== Integration with Matomo Analytics ===		=== Integration with Matomo Analytics ===
	Organisations with Matomo Analytics integrated into their Moodle site can extend tracking capabilities to the app. To use this integration, you need to have your own instance of Matomo.		Organisations with Matomo Analytics integrated into their Moodle site can extend tracking capabilities to the app. To use this integration, you need to have your own instance of Matomo.

admin/setting/premiumfeatures

Jleyva — Mon, 21 Sep 2026 11:04:49 GMT

Redirected page to Moodle app plans

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#REDIRECT [[Moodle app plans]]