![]() THis setting specifies whether new posts written since the user's last visit should be highlighted as such. This setting sets whether a user is automatically subscribed to forums or if a manual click on the subscription button in each forum is required. If a user subscribes to a forum, new posts will be sent in the digest as specified. Subjects (a single digest daily with only the post topics included).No digest (one receives individual emails),.This setting set whether the user will receive an email for each new forum post in subscribed forums, or if new posts should be sent once per day in a digest, and which type of digest. This setting can be used such that Moodle will send text-only emails to the user. ![]() This setting controls who can see the user's email address. New in 3.0: Duplicate email addresses may be allowed if the setting 'Allow accounts with the same email' is enabled in Site administration > Plugins >Authentication >Manage authentication. Password reset notices, forum digests and other messages are sent to this email address from the Moodle site. It is displayed along with the first name in messages, forum posts, participants list, reports and anywhere where something about the user is shows on the page. It is displayed along with the last name in messages, forum posts, participants list, reports and anywhere where something about the user is shows on the page. A user can change their password via User menu > Preferences. It is subject to the password policy in Site policies. ![]() Select 'moodle.php' and the string identifier newusernewpasswordtext The email message (as in the screenshot below) may be changed in Site administration > Language > Language customisation. Moodle will generate a temporary password and email the user with instructions on how to log in and change it. Suspended user accounts cannot log in or use web services, and any outgoing messages are discarded. The setting specifies how Moodle will check whether the user's specified password is correct.Īccounts created by an administrator use the Manual Accounts method, and accounts created by the user themselves using the email sign-up method use the E-mail based self-registration method. ![]() A user's name can only contain alphabetical letters in lowercase, numbers, hyphen '-', underscore '_', period '.', or an at character - unless you enable 'Allow extended characters in usernames' ( Site Administration > Security > Site Policies) The user will use this username to log in to the Moodle instance. (To add users in bulk, see Upload users.) An administrator or manager (or any other user with the capability moodle/user:create) can create new user accounts in Site administration > Users > Accounts > Add a new user. ![]()
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