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Installed Moodle:

Downloaded the latest version of Moodle from the official website.

Followed the installation instructions provided in the Moodle documentation.

This typically involves uploading Moodle files to your server, setting up a database, and running the Moodle installer.

Configured Basic Settings:

Accessed the Moodle site administration dashboard.

Configured basic settings such as site name, language, time zone, and default user role.

Created Courses:

Navigated to the course management section.

Created new courses or import existing courses from other Moodle installations.

Configured course settings such as enrollment methods, visibility, and course format (topics, weekly, etc.).

Customized Course Content:

Added resources and activities to your courses such as assignments, quizzes, forums, files, URLs, etc.

Customized the appearance of your courses using themes and layout options.

Set Up User Authentication:

Choosed authentication methods for user logins (e.g., manual accounts, email-based self-registration, LDAP, OAuth, etc.).

Configured authentication plugins according to your institution's requirements.

Managed User Roles and Permissions:

Defined user roles with appropriate permissions for different types of users (e.g., students, teachers, administrators).

Customized roles and permissions as needed to control access to specific features and resources.

Configured Plugins and Add-Ons:

Installed and configured additional plugins and add-ons to extend Moodle's functionality (e.g., activity modules, block plugins, integrations with external tools).

Ensured that all plugins are compatible with your version of Moodle.