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Your content is generally protected and private and not accessible to others by default. You put your content into pages and collections. Then you decide to publish your pages and collections for other individual users, groups or the public.

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:ref:`Access <share>` means that depending on the access permissions you give for a page or collection, individuals, members of a group, all users on your Mahara instance or anybody online can read and possibly also comment on your content if that functionality is enabled.

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See also: Share

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:darkred:`Account`

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You have personalised access to Mahara via a :ref:`login and password <login>`. Your account identifies you in the system. Your name (and profile picture) are displayed around the system, e.g. on your profile page, forum posts, portfolio pages etc. You can manage your account in your :ref:`settings <account_settings>`.

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:darkred:`Artefact`

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:ref:`Artefacts <mahara_framework>` are all types of content that you add to your personal content area, i.e. text, journal entries, pictures, audio files, video files, images etc.

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:orange:`Authentification`

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Mahara can administer users fully internally by creating accounts manually of by CSV file. If user account data is stored in external applications, e.g. an LDAP directory, a SimpleSAML identity provider or Moodle, users can use their usual logins and passwords to connect to Mahara. The :ref:`authentication methods <edit_institution>` used in an institution are managed in the institution settings byt the site administrator.

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:orange:`Author`