- Moodle 3 Administration Third Edition
- Table of Contents
- Moodle 3 Administration Third Edition
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Moodle Installation
- 2. The Moodle System
- 3. Courses, Users, and Roles
- 4. Course Management
- 5. User Management
- 6. Managing Permissions – Roles and Capabilities
- 7. Moodle Look and Feel
- 8. Moodle Plugins
- Plugins – an overview
- Module plugins
- Moodle repositories
- Moodle portfolios
- Miscellaneous plugins
- Installing third-party plugins
- Good add-ons and bad add-ons
- Summary
- 9. Moodle Configuration
- 10. Moodle Logging and Reporting
- 11. Moodle Security and Privacy
- 12. Moodle Performance and Optimization
- 13. Backup and Restore
- 14. Moodle Admin Tools
- 15. Moodle Integration
- 16. Moodle Networking
- A. Configuration Settings
- Index
For Moodle, you must have the following components up and running on your server (at the time of writing for version 3.0):
- Database: MySQL (version 5.5.31 or later with the InnoDB storage engine activated), PostgreSQL (9.1 or later), Microsoft SQL Server (2008 or later), Oracle (10.2 or later), or Maria DB (5.5.31 or later)
- Web server: Apache is the preferred web server, but Microsoft IIS is also possible
- PHP 5.4.4 or later is required to run Moodle (PHP 7 is supported as well)
PHP extensions: Moodle makes use of a number of PHP extensions—most of which are compiled in PHP by default.
Depending on your specific setup, additional software and hardware might be required.
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