AshleyCawley

Microsoft Link: Office Add-in for Moodle Moodle's Doc on OAM: Office add-in for Moodle - MoodleDocs

I am looking for the ability for teachers to be able to edit word documents directly on/from Moodle 2.1.1 We're running a relatively new Moodle 2.1.1 VLE and the teachers have made it clear that they require the functionality to be able to edit word documents direct on Moodle, having not seen this before I guessed that they're might be two different options: 1. Some sort of Moodle plugin that builds in a lightweight Office editor into the Moodle page and allows for the editing of word documents direct in the browser. 2. Some way for teacher to be using Office and then be able to save direct from word to Moodle Turns out that Microsoft developed a Add-in which does the latter; It's called the Office Add-in for Moodle or OAM unfortunately though this only appears to be compatible with Moodle versions 1.8 & 1.9 not 2.0> Does anyone know of an update to this Add-in or any other way I can successfully allow for editing of word documents on moodle (or saving directly to?) Thanks for your time and help,

Hi, I believe I am experiencing similar problems to you, if you've progressed any I would appreciate an update I have a working Moodle 2.1.1 Site with LDAP Auth working & even had NTLM/Single Sign-on working nicely at one point (however thats broken again atm ) LDAP Auth is still working nicely, but I can't seem to get it to populate the Moodle User List with our users from AD? - I assume this needs to be done so users can be enrolled in courses etc? RE: the command line argument you were after, having done some research, I believed the correct command for my server environment was the following: C:\PHP\PHP.exe -f "C:\moodle\server\moodle\auth\ldap\cli\sync_users.php" However... I tried this command and it paused (appeared to be doing something) then said: Connecting to LDAP Server... And that was all, took a few seconds but unfortunately it didn't populate my user-list as I was expecting. You might want to try this command on your server: "C:\Program Files (x86)\PHP\v5.3\php.exe" -f "C:\inetpub\wwwroot\Moodle\auth\ldap\cli\sync_users.php" I'd greatly appreciate any input from anyone in the know about Moodle / LDAP Integration & populating users lists so you can enrol users etc. Thanks for your time & help in advance.