Leverage Moodle’s third-party policies to ensure informed consent for each service.
Build on existing policy infrastructure — no extra tools required.
Stay GDPR-compliant even when your policies change.
Pro | |
|---|---|
| Consent Enforcement Prevent external content from loading before users give consent. | |
| Block external content Stop unauthorized data sharing at the source. | ✔ |
| GDPR compliance Respect data protection by design. | ✔ |
| Customizable placeholder Explain before you embed. | ✔ |
| Consent Management Put users in control of their consent decisions. | |
| Consent withdrawal options Consent is not forever – allow users to change their mind. | ✔ |
| Global consent handling Define exactly which policy applies to each service. | ✔ |
| Filter-based implementation Seamless, efficient, and native to Moodle. | ✔ |
| Administrative Settings Configure exactly how and when external content is shown. | |
| Blacklist mode Block only what you specify. | ✔ |
| Whitelist mode Block everything unless approved. | ✔ |
| Role-based capabilities Empower the right users with the right permissions. | ✔ |
| View blocked content capability Let teachers preview all content without restriction. | ✔ |
| External Service Registry Manage all third-party services in one central place. | |
| Preconfigured services Start with the essentials. | ✔ |
| Service editor Add any third-party service with ease. | ✔ |
| Domain mapping Support multiple domains per service. | ✔ |
| Service toggling Enable or disable services site-wide. | ✔ |
| Policy Integration Connect content visibility to Moodle’s native policy system. | |
| Policy binding Link services to existing Moodle policies. | ✔ |
| Flexible policy requirements Choose how strictly to enforce consent. | ✔ |
| Policy update handling Ensure consent is current. | ✔ |
| Null privacy provider No extra data, no extra concerns. | ✔ |