Hoi
Ich habe keine Erfahrung mit CodeRunner. Aber https://github.com/trampgeek/moodle-qtype_coderunner/blob/master/Readme.md#sandbox-configuration besagt:
In its initial configuration, CodeRunner is set to use a University of Canterbury Jobe server to run jobs. You are welcome to use this during initial testing, but it is not intended for production use. Authentication and authorisation on that server is via an API-key and the default API-key given with CodeRunner imposes a limit of 100 per hour over all clients using that key, worldwide. If you decide that CodeRunner is useful to you, please set up your own Jobe sandbox as described in Sandbox configuration below.
Visvanath Ratnaweera
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Moodle in English -> General help -> Automatic Allocation of Course Module Content by Role Upon Moodle Account Self-Registration. Is this possible? Please Help! -> Re: Automatic Allocation of Course Module Content by Role Upon Moodle Account Self-Registration. Is this possible? Please Help!
by Visvanath Ratnaweera -
Hi
There are three things here:
- Same username/password: Which you have already implemented possibly through https://docs.moodle.org/en/LDAP_authentication.
- Single sign-on: Once logged in to the device, PC, its browser shoule automatically log in to the web server. This is operating system dependent. Sure there are methods for Windows, e.g. https://docs.moodle.org/en/NTLM_authentication. But I am not familiar with them. We have a couple of specialists in the forums though.
- Automatic enrollment: Analog to authentication there is https://docs.moodle.org/en/LDAP_enrolment.
For a major operation like this, you may want to get an offer from a Moodle Partner - user authentication is something which easily irritates the user!
There are three things here:
- Same username/password: Which you have already implemented possibly through https://docs.moodle.org/en/LDAP_authentication.
- Single sign-on: Once logged in to the device, PC, its browser shoule automatically log in to the web server. This is operating system dependent. Sure there are methods for Windows, e.g. https://docs.moodle.org/en/NTLM_authentication. But I am not familiar with them. We have a couple of specialists in the forums though.
- Automatic enrollment: Analog to authentication there is https://docs.moodle.org/en/LDAP_enrolment.
For a major operation like this, you may want to get an offer from a Moodle Partner - user authentication is something which easily irritates the user!
Moodle in English -> Teaching with Moodle -> MS Word tables to Moodle -> Re: MS Word tables to Moodle
by Visvanath Ratnaweera -
If creating images or PDF of the tables is an option for you, nobody is going to stop you. For me, either I work for paper (LibreOffice or now rarely LaTeX) or for screen (MarkUp, MarkDown) - either or, no mixing.
OK, that doesn't stop converting screen documents, MarkDown, to paper, but not in the other direction, even LaTeX converted to screen (HTML) look so boring.
OK, that doesn't stop converting screen documents, MarkDown, to paper, but not in the other direction, even LaTeX converted to screen (HTML) look so boring.
Moodle in English -> Teaching with Moodle -> MS Word tables to Moodle -> Re: MS Word tables to Moodle
by Visvanath Ratnaweera -
Yep, tables are not fun in HTML and copy-and-paste from WYSIWYG editors was never a the solution, MS Word being the most vicious. There used be a "Paste from Word" widget in the editor for those who have no escape. I don't know the current status. Whatever, if typesetting does matter to you, you can not avoid looking in the HTML (the <> widget).
Moodle in English -> Installing and upgrading help -> moodledata directory ownership -> Re: moodledata directory ownership
by Visvanath Ratnaweera -
If you are really keen, here are the https://docs.moodle.org/36/en/Security_recommendations#Most_secure.2Fparanoid_file_permissions.