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In Site administration > Plugins > Availability restrictions > Manage restrictions you can enable or disable the (Hide/Show) any of the individual restriction types for site-wide use.

See Termination of activity. Note that this button only appears if you have Activity Completion enabled by the administrator at your site, and it is enabled in your course in Course Administration > Edit Settings > Completion Monitoring.

If groups or groupings are used in the course, it is possible to restrict the activity to a certain group or grouping. If they are disabled for this course and are not available, these options will not be present for use as a restriction.

The shut eye takes precedence. For example, you could have 2 conditions, one based on date (with eye shut) and one based on completing a previous activity (with eye open). That way, the activity will not appear at all until the date; then it will appear, but tell you that you need to complete the other activity; then when you complete the other activity you can access it.

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If you are downloading Moodle to your computer and then uploading it to your web site, it is usually preferable to upload it all as a single file and unzip it on the server. Even control panels like Cpanel allow you to unzip files in the "File Manager".

To run the installation script (install.php), just access the URL of your Moodle installation using a web browser, or simply access http://suservidor/install.php directly.

At the same time, the installer will check the features of your server and suggest how to solve any problems. For most common issues these suggestions should be sufficient, but if you get stuck, see below for more information on some common issues that should enable you to continue.

Thirdly, Moodle needs to have certain settings enabled in your PHP installation to work. Most of them will already have the default configuration options set by default. However, some PHP servers (and some of the newer versions of PHP) may have different settings. These options are defined in the PHP configuration file (usually called php.ini):

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Ya existe una etiqueta con el nombre de rama proporcionado. Muchos comandos Git aceptan tanto nombres de etiqueta como de rama, por lo que crear esta rama puede causar un comportamiento inesperado. ¿Estás seguro de que quieres crear esta rama?

Este proyecto construye rápidamente un espacio de trabajo local para Moodle (Apache2, PHP-FPM con XDEBUG y Postgres) usando contenedores para cada uno de sus componentes principales. El espacio de trabajo local es construido y gestionado por Docker Compose

Una base de datos puede ser restaurada automáticamente cuando se inicia el servicio Postgres. Colocando un archivo de volcado dentro de la carpeta 'db_dumps' y nombrándolo "dump-init.dump", el contenedor postgres intentará restaurar ese archivo como base de datos inicial si el directorio de datos está vacío.

Este es un repositorio para crear rápidamente un entorno de trabajo con Moodle (Apache2, PHP-FPM con XDEBUG y Postgres) usando contenedores para cada uno de sus principales componentes. El entorno de trabajo se crea y gestiona con Docker Compose.

Creating categories in moodle

What does it mean to evaluate and what are the characteristics of the evaluation process? This article approaches the subject from different perspectives and analyzes the elements of a solid evaluation. It also focuses on the assessment of online courses and the possibilities offered by the Moodle platform to effectively assess learning.

What does it mean to evaluate and what are the characteristics of the evaluation process? This article approaches the subject from different perspectives and analyzes the elements of a solid evaluation. It also focuses on the assessment of online courses and the possibilities offered by the Moodle platform to assess learning effectively.

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