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:orange:`CSV file`

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CSV means “comma separated values” and describes the structure of a text file in which table columns are separated by a comma (or sometimes also semi-colon). You can create a CSV file with your data most easily in a spreadsheet software such as Libre Office Calc or MS Excel. You can use CSV files in Mahara to create and edit :ref:`user accounts <add_users_csv>` and :ref:`groups <groups_csv_add>` as well as :ref:`manage group members <groups_update_members>`.

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:darkred:`Dashboard`

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The :ref:`dashboard <dashboard>` is your start and overview page after you logged in. You can customise the information you see on your dashboard and for example have easy access to pages shared with you, your notifications, forum topics you are following etc.

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:darkred:`Display name`

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You may not want to use your first and last name around the site and can thus create a :ref:`display name <about_me>`, i.e. a nickname, if the site or institution administrator allows that. Furthermore, in huge institutions where several members have the same first and last name, the display name can be used to differentiate between them.

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:orange:`Embed code`

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You can make content from other web sites such as videos, audio, animations, presentations etc. visible in Mahara by linking to it. If the external content can be embedded via an iframe or code that starts with <object> or <embed> for example, it can usually be displayed in a text box or journal entry. Iframes can also be displayed in the *External media* block on a page. The site administrator :ref:`may need to add specific iframes <allowed_iframe_sources>` that you wish to embed to the allowed iframe sources.

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:orange:`Exact search`

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:ref:`Exact search <plugin_search>` reduces the number of search results you get for users. Only results that are identical to the search terms will be found. For example, if you search for “james smith” without exact search turned on, your results page lists everyone starting with “james” no matter whether the last name is “smith” or not. If you turn on exact search, only users whose first and last name is “james smith” will be found. There is no need to use quotation marks when searching. Quotation marks are only necessary if you want to search for a display name that consists of two names. You must be a site administrator to turn exact search on or off.