Course Outline
Introduction
LMS Architectural Overview
LAMP Stack Options for Government
- Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP
LMS Options for Government
- Moodle, Atutor, Dokeos, Forma LMS
Installation and Initial Configuration for Government
Overview of an LMS User Interface for Government
User Roles and Use Cases for Government
- Teachers
- Students
Creating a Sample Course for Government
- Course Page Configuration for Government
- Course Categories for Government
Managing Users for Government
- Enrollment and Authentication for Government
- Roles and Permissions for Government
Setting up a Gradebook for Government
- Grading Concepts for Government
- Configuring Gradebooks for Government
Customizing the Look and Feel for Government
- Themes for Government
- Language for Government
Securing Your LMS Installation for Government
Setting up Reports for Government
Installing Plugins for Government
Deploying the LMS for Government
- Local Deployment for Government
- Cloud Deployment for Government
Containerizing Your Installation for Government
Backing up, Restoring, and Migrating Your LMS Installation for Government
Troubleshooting the LMS for Government
Maintenance and Performance Tuning for Government
Other Advanced Features for Government
Closing Remarks for Government
Requirements
- Basic understanding of web application architecture, including components such as web servers, databases, and application logic
- Experience with Linux commands and system configuration
Audience for Government
- System administrators responsible for managing government IT infrastructure
- Course managers overseeing educational programs within government agencies
- Education professionals seeking to delve into the technical aspects of Learning Management Systems (LMS) for government use
- Trainers and students aiming to establish an LMS for publishing online courses and training materials in a government context