Sam McCullough

As an Zoola™ administrator, you can add, delete, and modify the permissions associated with each Domain, Ad Hoc View, Report, and Dashboard in the Repository. To open the Permissions window, c...

When logged in as an administrator, you can manage the roles assigned to users within your organization. The roles included in Zoola™ allow you to define which users have read, write, delete, a...

Once installed, Zoola™ adds seven unique roles to your Moodle/Totara settings. These roles, when assigned to an LMS user, serve two functions: Assigning any Zoola™ role in Moodle/Totara enabl...

The improved user enablement features in Zoola™ allow you to create user profiles for your users directly in Moodle/Totara, complete with access roles and permissions. In addition to the admini...

You can create a user profile directly in Zoola™ from the Manage Users page, but this user will not have access to Zoola™ through your LMS, and will be required to log in to Zoola™ independentl...

To change the order of the list of reports and other resources, use the Sort By controls that appear along the top-right of the Repository and Search Results pages: Name: Sorts the resources ...

To access the Search Results page, select View > Search Results. Unlike the Repository, resources are categorized on the Search Results page by intuitive filters instead of folders. Filters are...

If you enter a search term into the search bar that is present at the top of every server page, your filter settings from the Search Results page do not affect your current search. The universa...

The Repository is the server's internal storage for reports, analysis views, and related files. The repository is organized as a structure of folders containing resources, much like a file syst...

The Library table has two columns that refer to when the repository items were created or last updated: Created Date: This column displays when the resource was created. Modified Date: This c...