How to add a user to your Moodle course
An administrator or manager (or any other user with the capability moodle/user:create) can create new user accounts in Site administration > Users > Accounts > Add a new user. (To add users in bulk, see Upload users .)
Go to the Moodle page for your course. In the Settings block on the left, expand the Course Administration menu by clicking on it, if it is not already expanded. Expand the Users menu by clicking on it.
In the Settings block on the left, expand the Course Administration menu by clicking on it, if it is not already expanded. Expand the Users menu by clicking on it. Click on Enrolled Users in the Users menu. Click the Enroll Users button in the upper right corner of the page.
Course teachers are only able to add students to their course and do not have permission to add users to the site. (If you're a teacher looking for instructions on how to add students to your course, read Add students .)
Guest access to the courseLog in with your administrator account or a teacher account.Go to the course you want to allow users to access.From the left panel (Navigation drawer) click Participants.Click the cog icon on the right (above Enrol users) and select Enrolment methods.Click to open the eye of Guest access.
How to add other Teachers to your Moodle courseLog into Moodle and click on your course.Click on the [Assign roles] hyperlink on the 'Administration block'.Click on the role hyperlink [Teacher]. ... Type the name of the person you want to add on the search field and click on the [Search] button.More items...•
0:462:32Add teachers and learners Admin Basics - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipAnd then click enroll users as an admin you can choose to enroll them as teachers. Students or otherMoreAnd then click enroll users as an admin you can choose to enroll them as teachers. Students or other roles. When a regular course teacher clicks this button.
I think it will work if you just assign the Non-editing teacher role as a site-level role, using Admin -> Users -> Permissions -> Assign system roles. Now, of course, you can't do that by default. First you need to go to Define roles, and change the setting so you are allowed to assign non-editing teacher there.
When user accounts are created on a site, the process is called Authentication, and when users join a course, the process is called Enrolment . Normally only the administrator is allowed to add users to a site. Course teachers can only add students to their course and do not have permission to add users to the site.
Course teachers can only add students to their course and do not have permission to add users to the site. (If you're a teacher looking for instructions on how to add students to your course, read Add students.) Users sign up to the site themselves.
When user accounts are created on a site, the process is called Authenticationand when users join a course, the process is called Enrolment. Normally only the administrator is allowed to add users to a site. Course teachers are only able to add students to their course and do not have permission to add users to the site.
Course teachers are only able to add students to their course and do not have permission to add users to the site. (If you're a teacher looking for instructions on how to add students to your course, read Add students.) Users sign up to the site themselves.
An administrator or manager (or any other user with the capability moodle/user:create) can create new user accounts in Site administration > Users > Accounts > Add a new user. (To add users in bulk, see Upload users .)
The user will use this username to log in to the Moodle instance. It needs to be unique. This may be changed.
The user's picture can be displayed next to the user's name next to any content he/she has posted in Moodle activities such as the forum. See User pictures for details.
The list of interests can be used as a way of connecting users with similar interests. Tags must be enabled on the site.
There are several optional fields that come with an standard install. These include: Web Page, ICA number, Skype ID, AIM ID, Yahoo ID, MSN ID, ID number, Institution, Department, Phone, Mobile Phone, Address.
I will have a look at this later, when I get a mo, to try and help you.
hello. I am willing to explain outside the forum. really need help and soon . also auto back up not set up I really need help to set it up. getting error again. my site is set up differently and I need to finish setting up courses like other ones.
I'd also say stay away from rash upgrades. Just learn to use the version you have first, unless it's really old or soon falling out of support (Moodle 2.6).
the way my ex husband dd. I still do not know where to find files we use like course certificate and put it into a new course.
There is an plugin called Certificate. Is that what you mean? If you go to a course and turn editing on, do you see Certificate as an option when you "Add an activity or resource?"
Moodle 2+ does NOT (essentially) store (course) files in clearly named folders / directories etc. You will NOT track them easily this way.
I think you misunderstand my need. Each course is laid out with topics in a uniform way. I need files so I can lay all of them uniformly and would not know where they are stored.