Moodle FAQ

If you are using Moodle 2.7 or above you may see this warning in its admin panel -> Server -> Environmentsection: 1 Your database has tables using Antelope as the file format. You are recommended to convert the tables to the Barracuda file format. See … Continued

In order to configure Moodle to work properly with another domain, you should modify the config.php file located Moodle’s main folder. You should change this line: $CFG->wwwroot = ‘http://olddomain.com‘ ; to $CFG->wwwroot = ‘http://newdomain.com‘ ;

Sometimes it may not be possible to upload/restore a larger course in your Moodle directly through the admin area. To avoid this issue, you should try uploading your course using your favorite FTP client. Basically, the steps you should follow are: … Continued

The version of your Moodle can be seen from the Moodle admin area > Server > Environment. The other way to check your Moodle version is to look it up in the version.php file located in your Moodle installation folder.

To get your Moodle public key you must first enable Networking from your Moodle admin panel -> Site Administration tab -> Advanced Features -> Networking. Change the value to On and save the changes. A new tab will appear in the admin panel named Networking. Click on it and choose Settings. … Continued

The official Moodle website. The official Moodle documentation. The official support forum of Moodle. The official Moodle extensions. XonHost Moodle tutorials.

There are two ways you can install Moodle on your account: Manually, by downloading the script to your computer and uploading the installation files and folders to your account. Automatically via the Softaculous auto installer. For a detailed step-by-step information on how … Continued

The minimal Moodle server requirements are listed below: PHP 5.6 or above – http://php.net MySQL 5.5 or above – http://mysql.org Apache 2.x or above – http://apache.org You can find more comprehensive information about this in the official Moodle documentation here. XonHost servers are fully … Continued

Moodle is an Open Source learning management system (LMS). Moodle is free to download and use. It is the most popular e-learning management software and is suitable for creating online courses, school, high school, college, and university web sites. You … Continued

The certification module can be downloaded from the following page. The installation of it is similar to the installation of other modules. This process includes 3 simple steps, which you can find in our Moodle tutorials.