SITE CONFIGURATION Advanced Features There are features in your Moodle site that really extend the functionality of your Moodle, but are not considered plugin based. These advanced features can be enabled or disabled as needed. There are quite a few features that you have to choose from, so to make things easy, we have highlighted just a couple of key advanced features that are commonly enabled. Outcomes: These are goals you can set up in a course and attach to learning activities, to help evaluate a learnerΓÇÖs competency in a subject. Web Services: When enabled, these can be used to connect Moodle with other applications. Completion Tracking: If you choose to enable this setting, you can track the criteria for courses, and the activities within those courses. Note that once Completion Tracking is enabled in ΓÇ£Ad vanced FeaturesΓÇ¥, it then needs to be enabled in the ΓÇ£Course SettingsΓÇ¥ Conditional Access: Here you can restrict the access users have to the learning resources and activities within a course, based on their different qualifications such as grades, completion status (of other activities), profile fields, and groups they belong to. Users User accounts are the profiles created for the learners in the Moodle site, that require the person to login to his or her account using a username and password. There are quite a few different ways to create users. Once the accounts are created, users can then begin enrolling in courses. Registration, Authentication, and Enrollment For the sake of simplicity, we will break registration into 3 main categories: User based, Manager or Administrator based, and Automated. Keep in mind that you do not have to pick one in isolation. You can use a combination of multiple authentication methods if you wish.