- 06 Sep 2024
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Available repositories
- Updated on 06 Sep 2024
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Standard repositories
Repositories enabled by default include:
Repository | Description |
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Embedded files | Gives access to files previously embedded using the text editor. |
Server files | This gives access to files elsewhere on Totara according to your permissions. |
Recent files | The last files you have uploaded, according to the context. The recent files repository will only show file types appropriate to context of where you are accessing the repository, e.g. it will only show the most recent compatible file types for a particular resource/activity type. |
Upload a file | You use this for browsing for and uploading a file from your computer or USB device. |
Private files | Your own personal storage area for files. |
Additional repositories
Additional repositories may be enabled by a Site Administrator. These include:
Repository | Description |
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Google Drive | Bring in files from your Google Drive account. |
YouTube videos | Search for and display YouTube videos. |
Flickr | Search for and display images from your personal Flickr account. |
Flickr public | Search for and display images from Flickr. |
EQUELLA repository | Bring in files from an EQUELLA repository. |
URL downloader | Download files or images from a particular URL. |
Wikimedia | Search for and display media from Wikimedia. |
Amazon S3 | Link to or copy files from Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) account. |
Box | Bring in files from your Box account. |
Dropbox | Bring in files from your Dropbox account. |
File system | Access files uploaded to a folder on your server (e.g. by FTP). |
Legacy course file | Use the old system from 1.1 of course files. |
Merlot.org | Bring resources in from Merlot.org. |
WebDAV repository | Bring in files using WebDAV. |
Open Sesame | Bring in files from Open Sesame. |
Microsoft OneDrive | Bring in files from your Microsoft OneDrive account. The OneDrive repository doesn't work with Office 365 business account. |
Next steps
- Enable repositories
- Configure an individual repository
- Repository settings
- Add a file from a repository with the file picker