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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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Acknowledgement: Everything written below is from my own experience in school and after reading various materials. I am neither a professional nor an expert, but a passionate student. Anyone can open a discussion in the "Issues" section, or make a "pull request" if they feel something should be modified or added.

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Since the capabilities in each role may be different, there may be conflict in capabilities. This is solved by imposing the rule that the capability defined for a more specific context wins, unless a prohibition is found in a less specific context.

For example, Mark has course-level student role, which allows him to write in a wiki. But Mark is also assigned the role of Visitor in the module at the context level (for a particular wiki) which prevents him from writing on the wiki (read-only). Likewise, for the particular wiki, Mark will not be able to write to the wiki since the more specific context wins.

If we put a PROHIBITION on a capability, this means that the capability cannot be overwritten and will ALWAYS have a prevent (deny) permission. The prohibition always wins. For example, Jeff has a naughty student role that prohibits him from posting in any forum (for the global site), but he has been assigned the facilitator profile in the "Science Forum" in the Science and Math 101 course. Since the prohibition always wins, Jeff is unable to post in the "Science Forum".