Join George Papazian for an in-depth discussion in this video Restricting your protocol, part of Moodle Administration Essential Training.
- We're gonna look at how to determine…which URI schemes we allow visitors to use…when accessing Moodle in this video.…URI schemes are colloquially known as protocols.…One such protocol you're already familiar with is http.…Oftentimes, when you go to a site,…that's the first part of the address you type,…but http is not considered very secure.…If you've ever done banking or purchases online, though,…you may have noticed 'http' having an 's' at the end.…Https is a more secure protocol.…Whether you've noticed it or not,…you've probably seen that before, too.…
If I click over to PayPal, you can see the 's'…at the end of 'https.'…That's because PayPal handles payments and transactions,…so it needs a more secure protocol to transfer information.…You can configure Moodle to utilize https…for uses that require higher security as well.…Let's head back over to our Moodle admin dashboard…to see how this works.…To get to the page I'm looking at,…go to "Site administration," "Security,"…and then "HTTP security."…When you get there, this first setting allows you…
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Released
7/7/2015- Configuring your local server with XAMPP or LAMP
- Installing Moodle
- Connecting to the database
- Installing cron and automating cron jobs
- Creating views
- Changing primary settings
- Adding and managing users and cohorts
- Setting roles and permissions
- Creating and managing courses
- Applying themes
- Working with plugins
- Keeping your Moodle site secure
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome57s
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How we'll view Moodle1m 11s
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1. Getting to Know Moodle
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What is Moodle?1m 54s
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Downloading Moodle1m 45s
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2. Setting Up Your Server
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3. Installing Moodle
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Setting up your database2m 47s
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Connecting to the database4m 45s
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4. The Moodle Dashboard
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5. Working with Users
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Adding a new user3m 42s
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Managing users3m 46s
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Understanding user groups1m 55s
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Batch uploading users2m 16s
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6. Setting Permissions
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Establishing user policies4m 43s
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Defining roles5m 38s
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Assigning roles3m 40s
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7. Managing Courses
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Creating a course3m 20s
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Enabling a course request1m 40s
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Automated backups3m 13s
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Enrolling users in courses1m 35s
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8. Setting Up a Grading System
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Setting up defaults5m 1s
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Items and categories5m 28s
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Scales and letters3m 1s
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Setting up reports7m 14s
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9. Customizing the Look of Moodle
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Choosing a theme5m 26s
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Applying a theme2m 53s
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Configuring a calendar3m 9s
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Setting up blog defaults2m 20s
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Building your navigation3m 18s
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Adding HTML to your theme2m 54s
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10. Working with Plugins
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What is a plugin?1m 35s
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Finding plugins2m 3s
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Installing a plugin6m 33s
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Configuring a plugin5m 38s
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11. Security
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Blocking rogue visitors2m 54s
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Defining your site policies6m 26s
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Restricting your protocol4m 32s
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Configuring notifications1m 42s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 1s
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