Moodle enrollments are the setting in a course to dictate who has access to what content.
Moodle enrollments are the setting in a course to dictate who has access to what content.
The most common roles and basic permissions, in order of access/power are:
A guest typically:
Ideal for student assistant roles within a course.
A read-only student typically:
A student typically:
This role was created specifically to provide student assistants the ability to modify course content and assist in the design of a Moodle course without providing access to Student data such as grades or enrollments. This is the opposite to Substitute Teacher.
A Editing Assistant typically:
A Teacher typically:
A reduced teacher role: can NOT shown as the lead contact in the course and are not able to made any changes to course enrollments.
A Substitute Teacher typically:
A Manager typically:
This role was created specifically to grant another teacher access to your course content without fear of them seeing student work/grades, or making any changes to your course. They are able to backup and restore content from your course into their own.
A Course Content Viewer typically:
Teachers and Managers and Administrators can add other people to their Moodle courses.