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Moodle 2 Administration

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Moodle 2 Administration

Overview of this book

Moodle has evolved from an academic project to the world's most popular virtual learning environment. During this evolution, its complexity has risen dramatically and so have the skills that are required to administer the system.Moodle 2 Administration is a complete, practical guide to administering Moodle sites. It covers how to set up Moodle in any learning environment, configuration and day-to-day admin tasks, as well as advanced options for customizing and extending Moodle.The author, who has been administering systems for over 20 years, has adopted a problem-solution approach to bring the content in line with your day-to-day operations. The practical examples will help you to set up Moodle for large groups and small courses alike. This is a one-stop reference for any task you will ever come across when administering a Moodle site of any shape and size.
Table of Contents (24 chapters)
Moodle 2 Administration
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
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Preface

Uninstalling third-party add-ons


If you decide to uninstall a third-party add-on and the module is listed in the Activities, Blocks, or Filters section in the Plugins menu, you must use the provided Delete option.

Note

Deleting an add-on will also delete all user data associated with the module, irreversibly!

The delete operation will remove all data associated with the module and display a message, as shown in the following screenshot, to confirm the success. To complete the deletion and prevent the module from re-installing itself the next time you go to the Notifications page, you will have to delete the directory from your server:

You will also have to remove the installed files from $CFG->dirroot/local or any other location where the files have been stored. If you don't perform this step, the add-on will be re-installed next time you go to the Notifications page. Other types of add-ons that cannot be deleted from within Moodle; for example, the Assignment type, will also have to be...