Plugins Business Moodle

The Moodle plugin let you sell digital courses from your SeoToaster powered web store. Mix and match physical, virtual download and online learning products at will in your online store.

Moodle is a learning platform designed to provide educators, administrators and learners with a single robust, secure and integrated system to create personalized learning environments. Click here for more info.Charge your clients as any other product, and enroll both new or existing Moodle users to online courses defined in your Moodle online learning system. It also attributes proper roles to newly created Moodle users according to your easy to use plugin configuration screen. Tips:

• Use the integrated action Email and SMS SeoToaster facility to send confirmation and enrollment information, and Moodle credentials to Students via Email and SMS.


• Use the integrated SeoToaster cloud apps facility to send student information into your SalesForce database or subscribe to your Constant Contact email marketing newsletter.

The Moodle plugin works with SeoToaster E-commerce.

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How to install Moodle Plugin

To upload and install Moodle Plugin, simply follow standard plugin installation procedures

How to use Moodle Plugin

• First open "Moodle" in admin panel
• Provide -> Moodle Api Token, Moodle Login and Password.
• Set up -> Moodle Url (Which Moodle uses).
• Set up -> Enroll user role id. (Mandatory to assign user to the course).
• Set default course length in format EX: 3 month or 5 days or 1 year.

• Open "Add/edit product" -> find product-> click "Moodle" Tab -> assign moodle course id to the product.

   !!!Important minimum required resources for api.
  enrol_manual_enrol_users, core_user_get_users_by_field, core_user_create_users, core_course_get_courses

• How to enable moodle api -> https://docs.moodle.org/22/en/Using_web_services#Enabling_capabilities
  Third party website api info -> http://www.refineddata.com/api/

• Action email:

  Registration action email
  {user:firstname} - user firstname in moodle
  {user:lastname} - user lastname in moodle
  {user:login} - login in moodle
  {user:password} - password in moodle
  
  Course info action email
  {user:fullname}