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1. What is the purpose of the MyMoodle page. | 1. What is the purpose of the MyMoodle page. | ||
- The MyMoodle page enables users and teachers to customize their Moodle front page to suit their own needs. For example, a user is able to place any blocks that are available on the site. | |||
- Use care when activating this feature as default... students can add the html block for instance, and link to items or images that you do not necessarily want them to. | |||
2. Why is this so great? | 2. Why is this so great? | ||
- MyMoodle gives students easy access to content that pertains to them, and allows a student to configure the screen within limits. | |||
3. How do I go about activating MyMoodle? | 3. How do I go about activating MyMoodle? | ||
4. What teachers need to know about | - MyMoodle needs no activation, as it is a built in feature of Moodle 1.6 | ||
- You can force a redirect to a students MyMoodle page on login by setting the 'forceredirect' option under site variables. | |||
4. What teachers need to know about Mymoodle | |||
- MyMoodle lists a students courses and assignments, as well as any 'sticky' blocks set by the site admin. | |||
5. What users | 5. What users need to know about MyMoodle | ||
- At this time, any site block can be set, although the user may not have permission to view the contents. | |||
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1. What is the purpose of the MyMoodle page.
- The MyMoodle page enables users and teachers to customize their Moodle front page to suit their own needs. For example, a user is able to place any blocks that are available on the site.
- Use care when activating this feature as default... students can add the html block for instance, and link to items or images that you do not necessarily want them to.
2. Why is this so great?
- MyMoodle gives students easy access to content that pertains to them, and allows a student to configure the screen within limits.
3. How do I go about activating MyMoodle?
- MyMoodle needs no activation, as it is a built in feature of Moodle 1.6 - You can force a redirect to a students MyMoodle page on login by setting the 'forceredirect' option under site variables.
4. What teachers need to know about Mymoodle
- MyMoodle lists a students courses and assignments, as well as any 'sticky' blocks set by the site admin.
5. What users need to know about MyMoodle
- At this time, any site block can be set, although the user may not have permission to view the contents.
