
Looks like Plone to me.
Steve
"CIA University is looking for innovative instructors with proven expertise and creativity in providing and designing leadership instruction for online, face-to-face, and blended learning environments, including for a Learning Content Management System such as Moodle."
The University "is somewhere in northern Virginia". Its dean is Frans Bax a political scientist and veteran Far East intelligence analyst. Many of the courses may relate to banking and may have a pedago-philosophical focus on the promotion of "alternative alanysis," which seems to be combine the ability to think out side the box and to balance, sustain, assess and connect the dots between multiple, some might consider "outlandish" alternatives.
In the wake of failiure to act upon intelligence prior to 9/11, "as CIA University President Frans Bax has pointed out, senior US Navy officers produced an alternative analysis-like secret report in early 1941 that quite presciently explored the then somewhat outlandish possibility of an aerial torpedo attack launched from aircraft carriers [upon Pearl Harbour]."
[https://www.cia.gov/library/kent-center-occasional-papers/pdf/OPV3No1.pdf
quoting, Frans R. Bax, “Intelligence Lessons From Pearl Harbor,” Studies in Intelligence, November 2002, pps. 1-9.]
Only US citizens and only US citizens willing to take a polygraph need apply.
I guess the CIA will have checked moodle security and that moodle will be able to claim to be "CIA approved".
Moodle security is "CIA approved". Ha...there does seem to be some dark, strange, veracity to the idea of that notion
In other words...I think the inference works
Steve
Well, call me a conspiracy theorist but I'd say the roles thing is as complicated as it is because CIA wrote the spec. Or at least we could say that we found the use case for roles.