This plugin allows users to log in to Moodle using their Office 365 accounts.OpenID Connect Authentication Plugin (auth_oidc).Installing this plugin ensures you have the current version of each of the functional plugins installed. This is a shell plugin which has dependencies on the current version of each of the 4 other core plugins that make up the complete set.

Office 365 Local Plugin (local_office365).The Office 365 set of plugins contains 5 core plugins, and 4 optional plugins, which provide a wide variety of features to enhance your Moodle instance. Features available in each version, and the support status vary. The plugins are available for Moodle versions 2.7 are above. To use the Office 365 plugins, you need the following: Office document embedding using Office web apps.OneNote assignment submission and feedback types.

Course to Office 365 group sync and shared file repositories.

Automatic and manual user matching from Office 365/Azure AD to Moodle.

User sync from Office 365/Azure AD to Moodle.

Office 365 services complement the Moodle learning platform to provide a more productive experience for teachers and students.Īlthough Moodle core now provides Office 365 authentication and basic OneDrive repository support, the Office 365 plugin suite provides a much wider set of features.Ī few key features only found in the Office 365 plugin suite:

10.1.1.1 Download updated manifest file.

10.1.1 Moodle and Teams SSO integration.

7.5 Connecting existing Moodle users to Office 365 without changing login method.

7.4 Switching existing Moodle users to use Office 365 to log in.

6.3.3 Update authentication application settings in Azure.

5.3.2 Link a Moodle user to an Office 365 user.

5.3.1 Switch the user to use OpenID Connect authentication.

5.2.5 Configure the Office 365 support plugin.

5.2.4 Enter Azure application credentials into Moodle.

5.2.2 Prepare your Office 365 account for single sign-on with your Moodle installation.

5.2.1 Enable the OpenID Connect Authentication Plugin.

Office 365log in