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Installing Moodle
This guide covers the complete installation process for Moodle 4.x/5.x on a web server. Moodle is a robust open-source learning management system that requires a properly configured server environment to run reliably....
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Upgrading Moodle
Keeping your Moodle installation up to date is essential for security patches, bug fixes, and new features. This guide covers the complete upgrade procedure for Moodle 4.x/5.x.
Before You Upgrade
Preparat...
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Admin Quick Guide
This guide walks you through the essential first steps after installing Moodle. Whether you are setting up a small training site or a large institutional LMS, these initial configuration steps will help you get your site...
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Site Home Settings
The site home (also known as the front page) is the landing page of your Moodle installation. It is the first thing visitors and logged-in users see when they access your site. Properly configuring the site home ensures...
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Language Settings
Moodle supports over 100 languages and provides a comprehensive internationalization framework. This guide covers how to install language packs, configure default languages, and support multilingual content on your site....
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Security Overview
Security is a critical aspect of managing any Moodle installation. This guide covers the key security recommendations, settings, and best practices for keeping your Moodle site secure.
Security Overview Report...
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System Requirements
This document provides a detailed overview of the server software and hardware requirements for running Moodle 4.x/5.x. Meeting these requirements ensures optimal performance and stability for your learning management ...
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Installation FAQ
This page addresses the most common questions and problems encountered when installing Moodle. If you encounter issues during installation, check this guide before seeking further help.
Common Installation Proble...
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Cron Setup
The cron system is a critical component of Moodle. It processes scheduled tasks that keep your site running properly, including sending email notifications, running automated backups, cleaning up temporary files, processing ass...
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Configuration File (config.php)
The config.php file is the main configuration file for Moodle, located in the root of your Moodle installation directory. It is created during the installation process and contains essential se...