alp user manual for administrators

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BASIC ADMINISTRATION GUIDE A. User Management Only the administrator can add and update profiles so make sure you are logged in as admin before proceeding.  I. Updating your profile 1. To update profi le as an administrator, click on Users Accounts Browse List o Users under the Site Administration block . A list of users will be shown. 2. Clic k . A page where you can update your detai ls will be shown. 3. Cli ck the but ton to sae the cha nges .

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BASIC ADMINISTRATION GUIDE

A. User Management

Only the administrator can add and update profiles so make sure you are logged in as

admin before proceeding.

 I. Updating your profile

1. To update profile as an administrator, click on Users Accounts Browse

List o Users under the Site Administration block . A list of users will be shown.

2. Click . A page where you can update your details will be shown.

3. Click the button to sae the changes.

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 II. Creating new users

1. To add new user, click on Users Accounts Add a new user under the Site

Administration block . The Add User General page will be shown.

2. !nter new user"s details. #ote that the re$uired field must be entered before theuser will be accepted %marked with &'. The re$uired fields are( Username, New

 password, Surname, Email address, City/town, Select a country.

3. Click the button to sae new user.

Updating a user profile

)sers with the capability moodle*user(update are able to update another user+s profile i.e.

in addition to being able to edit the profile, all settings %username, password,

authentication method, force new password etc.' may be changed.

 Account disabling 

An account may be disabled by setting the authentication method to No !ogin. Theaccount email may not be used to create another account.

 III. Role Management and Delegation

Student, Teac"er, Course Creator are some of the predefined roles that come

with -oodle. The site administrator can create additional roles.

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To assign a role:

1. elect Users #ermissions Assign s$stem ro!es from the Site Administration

 block. Choose the type of role you wish to assign. /or e0ample, if you want to assign atudent role to a user, choose Student from the list of roles.

2. Once you hae chosen a role, two lists appear( a list of users who currently hae that

role, and a list of users who don+t. elect a user in the second list, and use the leftfacingarrow button to add the user to the list of tudents. -ultiple users may be selected by

holding down the Apple or Ctrl key while clicking on the users+ names.

emoing someone from a role is done by moing the user from the left column to the

right.

Ena%!ing teac"ers to assign t"e ro!e o teac"er

y default, teachers are only allowed to assign the roles of nonediting teacher, student

and guest. To enable teachers to assign the role of teacher(

1. Click on Users #ermissions Deine ro!es.

2. Click the tab .

3. Click the checkbo0 where the teacher row and column intersect.

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4.  Click the button.

 #ote( 5ou can assign multiple roles to a user at the same time.

Editing ro!es

To edit a role:

1. Click on #ermissions in the Site Administration %!oc& , then Deine ro!es.

2. Click the %edit' icon opposite the role you want to edit e.g. 6student7.

3. On the edit role page, change permissions as re$uired.

4. croll to the bottom of the page and click the button.

Adding a new ro!e

To add a new role:

1. Click on #ermissions in the Site Administration %!oc& , then Deine ro!es.

2. Click the button.

3. On the 6add a new' role page, gie the role a name. 8f you need to name the role

for multiple languages you can use multilang synta0 if you wish, such as Teacher 9rofessor. 8f multilang synta0 is used then /ilter all strings should be set in /ilter 

settings.

4. :ie the role a meaningful short name. The short name is necessary for other 

 plugins in -oodle that may need to refer to the role %e.g. when uploading usersfrom a file or setting enrolments ia an enrolment plugin'.

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;. :ie the role a description %optional'.

<. et permissions as re$uired.

=. croll to the bottom of the page and click the button.

B. Course Administration

 I. Creation of Course category

Courses or sub>ects as they are commonly called are usually categori?ed in thefollowing manner( Ma(or, Minor, Cognates, S)ecia!i*ation+ Deicienc$+ T"esis+

and Misce!!aneous %if applicable'. o it is but proper to create these categories first

 before actually adding the actual sub>ects later.

To add new course category:

1. On the Site Administration %!oc& , click Courses  Add,Edit courses, then click 

  button. The Add new categor$ screen will appear.

2. After filling all re$uired fields, click .

 #ote( The Misce!!aneous category is automatically added by the system by default.

 II. Creation of Courses

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To add a course:

1. :o to the Site Administration panel, click Courses and then Add,Edit courses.The Course categories screen wi!! a))ear.

 

2. Click the button. The !dit course settings page will appear.

3. To make things simpler, fill up only the basic course %sub>ect' information needed.

Click afterwards.