A user with the role ofAdministrator is typically in charge of a Moodle site once it has been installed, although some tasks may be delegated to others by assigning them a role such asManager. The links below provide more information about how to manage your Moodle site.
New to the role of site admin? See ourGuide for new administrators.
Users and Courses
- Authentication - different methods of adding new users to your Moodle
- Managing accounts - how to search for, edit, delete or perform bulk actions on users
- Roles and permissions - how to add or remove permissions from students, teachers and other users on your Moodle
- Enrolments - different methods of adding users to courses
Server and Security
- Admin tools - a list of useful tools, such asDatabase search and replace anddatabase transfer
- Backup - how to backup your site and courses
- Developer tools - how to debug your site, purge caches and tools for test sites only
- Performance - ways to check the efficiency and smooth running of your Moodle
- Security - how to keep your Moodle safe
- Web services - how to connect other systems and applications that communicate using web services, includingMoodle Mobile, the official mobile app for Moodle
Site-wide settings
- Language - how to add new languages and alter the default terms used
- Location - how to set time zones for the site and users, and default city and country
- Logging - Manage log stores
- Server settings - registration, maintenance and default settings
- Site-wide reports - a list of useful reports for administrators
- Site appearance - ways to change the display and navigation of your site
More
- Site registration
- More features -Badges,Blocks,Blogs,Calendar,Comments,Filters,Messaging,Notes,RSS feeds,Tags,Competencies
See also
This page was last edited on 1 August 2019, at 22:08.
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