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Mahoodle (English)
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- 4. Slides showing how to do it with Moodle 1.9 are marked with
- 5. Slides showing how to do it with Moodle 2.0 are marked with 1.9 2.0
- 7. With a third-party contributed development * , a new Moodle assigment type allows us to use existent Mahara views as submissions. * You can find the code and installation and configuration instructions at http://wiki.mahara.org/System_Administrator's_Guide/Moodle//Mahara_Integration/View_Submission 1.9
- 9. We can export * various kinds of elements from Moodle to Mahara (portfolio API).
- 10. In future 2.x versions, we will be able to import elements from Mahara to Moodle (repository API). * Subject to permissions granted on each kind of object. 2.0
- 12. Mahara 1.3 ( at http://192.168.56.101/mahara-13 )
- 13. Both installed with basic configurations.
- 14. Each on a separate server.
- 15. Installed on a Linux/Unix server.
- 16. With OpenSSL installed and configured.
- 17. Both servers can send email.
- 35. Publish “SSO (Identity Provider)” Subscribe “SSO (Service Provider)” 1.9
- 40. Publish “SSO (Identity Provider)” Subscribe “SSO (Service Provider)” 2.0
- 43. Verify that Mahara peer is displayed with the right details 1.9
- 46. Verify that Mahara peer is displayed with the right details 2.0
- 47. Modify role(s) to allow users to roam to a remote Moodle/Mahara 1.9
- 48. Edit “ Authenticated User” rol But we can use any other role (or even define new roles just for this purpose). 1.9
- 49. Enable “Roam to a remote Moodle” capability 1.9
- 50. Modify role(s) to allow users to roam to a remote Moodle/Mahara 2.0
- 51. Edit “ Authenticated User” rol But we can use any other role (or even define new roles just for this purpose). 2.0
- 52. Enable “Roam to a remote Moodle” capability 2.0
- 54. Add “Network Servers” block
- 55. The block will show all the Peers suscribed as “Service Provider”
- 56. Log in with a user that has a roaming-enabled role and click on the Mahara Peer link
- 58. With our user details filled-in.
- 59. Showing where we have logged in from.
- 61. Make sure there are no antivirus, firewalls or other network problems that prevent Peer communications.
- 62. Make sure Mahara server can send emails.
- 63. If the Peer public key is not retrieved/recognized, make sure wwwroot value is correctly entered (in both Peers).
- 67. If time difference is over 30 seconds, connections don't work.
- 68. If Moodle and Mahara are installed in the same server, make sure DNS (or hosts file) and virtual servers are correctly configured to send HTTP request to the right virtual host.
- 72. We can prevent this by using this Mahara setting: $cfg->usersuniquebyusername = true;
- 73. VERY IMPORTANT: Make really sure no Mahara institution allows self-registration if using the above setting!!!
- 74. Check Mahara documentation to be aware of the side effects of that setting.
- 75. Exporting content from Moodle to Mahara 2.0
- 76. Enable portfolio feature 2.0
- 77. Enable portfolio feature 2.0
- 78. Edit Mahara Peer settings 2.0
- 79. Edit Mahara Peer settings 2.0
- 80. Pusblish and Subscribe Portfolio services 2.0
- 81. Enable Mahara portfolio plugin 2.0
- 82. Enable Mahara portfolio plugin 2.0
- 83. Configure Mahara portfolio plugin 2.0
- 84. We can check configuration settings or change them if needed 2.0
- 85. Assign permissions to export content to Mahara 2.0
- 86. Assign permissions to export content to Mahara We can use an ad-hoc created role, instead of using student, teacher or any of the pre-defined roles. 2.0
- 87. Assign permissions to export content to Mahara Course creator, teacher, non-editing teacher, student and authenticated user roles have this permission enabled by default. 2.0
- 89. Each type of activity has its own permissions to determine what can be exported.
- 90. Students can only export content created by themselves by default (i.e. “their own content”).
- 91. Let's see an example with a forum type activity. 2.0
- 93. Forum type activity export permissions example We can check what roles are allowed to export what, and optionally, modify current permissions. 2.0
- 94. Forum type activity export example If we are allowed to export a whole discussion If we are allowed to export this post (either own posts, or others' posts) Go into an existing forum and click on any discussion: 2.0
- 95. Forum type activity export example Export forum post using Leap2A format (could use HTML format as well) 2.0
- 96. Forum type activity export example Have a look at the export details and continue if everything is ok. 2.0
- 97. Forum type activity export example If everything goes ok, you can return to the forum discussion or continue to your Mahara portfolio, to have a look at your newly imported content. 2.0
- 98. Export result in Mahara (using Leap2A) 2.0
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- Si mahara no puede enviar correos electrónicos, el registro inicial del SSO falla.
- Si mahara no puede enviar correos electrónicos, el registro inicial del SSO falla.