The Ally admin tool (tool_ally) provides a web service facilitating communication between Moodle and Ally. It also contains all the main settings required for Ally to function. Ally is an accessibility tool providing analysis / remedy of accessibility issues for files hosted within moodle. It can provide a detailed course level report illustrating the level of accessibility for files throughtout the course.
You can download the admin tool plugin from:
https://github.com/anthology-ally/moodle-tool_ally
This plugin should be located and named as: [yourmoodledir]/admin/tool/ally
Open the settings for the Ally admin tool:
Site Administration > Plugins > Admin Tools > Ally
The Secret, Key, Launch URL, File updates URL and Client id fields should be populated with values provided to you by an Ally representative.
You will also need to make the Moodle Ally web service available to Ally. The easiest way to do this is to click the link entitled "Auto configure Ally web service" at the bottom of the settings page and then by clicking continue. You will be able to test that the Ally web service is working by following the link at the bottom of the page. Please note, this URL must be accessible from the internet for Ally to function. Following this link should open a new page starting with the following text: {"tool_ally":{"version":... If successful, you will need to copy this link and provide it to your Ally representative. They will contact you once everything is set up at their end.
The Ally admin tool isn't useful on its own. The main functionality of Ally is provided by two other plugins which you should download and install:
The Ally filter can be downloaded from:
https://github.com/anthology-ally/moodle-filter_ally
The filter should be located and named as: [yourmoodledir]/filter/ally
The Ally accessibility report can be downloaded from:
https://github.com/anthology-ally/moodle-report_allylti
The report should be located and named as: [yourmoodledir]/report/allylti
- Remove the
tool_ally,filter_allyandreport_allyltiplugins from the Moodle folder:- [yourmoodledir]/admin/tool/ally
- [yourmoodledir]/filter/ally
- [yourmoodledir]/report/allylti
- Access the plugin uninstall page: Site Administration > Plugins > Plugins overview
- Look for the removed plugins and click on uninstall for each plugin.
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