Enrolling Users in Moodle Courses
In order for a student to access the Moodle Courses, the users will need to be added to the Course. This is called Enrolling them into the course. Once the User Accounts and Permissions are set up in the system, the Moodle administrator can enrol them into the course.
Click the 'Enrol users' button at the top right or bottom left of the page. Use the 'Assign roles' dropdown if you wish to change the role. (Note that if your course has cohort enrolment, you will see 2 radio buttons (as in the screenshot) To enrol users individually, click the Browse users button.
All course participants are enrolled in the course and assigned an appropriate role. (This is different from versions of Moodle prior to 2.0, in which only users with a specified role such as student were enrolled in a course.) Only enrolled users are true participants in course.
On the Enrolled users page, click the Enrol users button. In the Enrol Users box, the list of users will show. Click the Enrol button next to the name of the user to add the user. When a user is added, the user will indent in and the Enrol button will disappear.
Enrolling usersGo to Settings > Course administration > Users > Enrolled users.Click the 'Enrol users' button at the top right or bottom left of the page.Use the 'Assign roles' dropdown if you wish to change the role.Select enrolment options as appropriate.Browse or search for the user.More items...•
Enrol the Students In the Settings block on your course, under Course administration, click Users > Bulk enrolments. Select Choose a file and upload your CSV file.
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.
Re: Move student from one course to another. Well if there are only two I suppose the easiest way is just to do it manually - in course settings >assign roles - take them out of the one course and then in the new course >course settings>assign roles just add them in.
Moodle has a built-in "Guest account"....The guest accountPost in forums.Edit wiki pages.Participate in a chat.Take quizzes or Questionnaire (or Feedback)Submit assignments.Add glossary or database activity entries or comments.Receive any scores or grades (because of the read-only access)
Generate a Moodle Web Service TokenGo to Site Administration –> Plugins –> Web Services –> Manage Tokens.Click on the 'Add' link and select the admin user under the 'User' list.Now select the external service that you created earlier in the 'Service' drop-down list.Click on the 'Save Changes' button.
Removing the Guest loginLog into the Moodle Dashboard.Navigate to Site administration > Plugins > Authentication > Manage authentication in the settings.On the Manage authentication page, select Hide on the Guest login button field. Now when visiting the Moodle login page, the Login as a guest button will not appear.
Add users to the course. Once users have accounts, you then need to give them access to the course. The two most common ways are: Enable course sign up so they can enrol themselves. Add teachers and students to the course yourself manually.
For people to enter your courses, they first need an account on your site. The two most common ways are: Enable sign up so they can create their own accounts on the site . Create a user account for them yourself, manually.
From the left panel (the Navigation drawer) click Site administration. Click the Users tab. Click Add a new user. Add your user details, using the icon for extra help. If you want their new account details emailed to them, click 'Generate password and notify user'. Click Create user.
Moodle uses the British spelling spelling of Enrol. The US english spelling is Enroll. Click the Course you are adding the user to. In the Settings section, go to Users > Enrolled users. On the Enrolled users page, click the Enrol users button. In the Enrol Users box, the list of users will show.
Updated on December 14, 2020 by Alyssa Kordek. 1 Minute, 5 Seconds to Read. In order for a student to access the Moodle Courses, the users will need to be added to the Course. This is called Enrolling them into the course. Once the User Accounts and Permissions are set up in the system, the Moodle administrator can enrol them into the course.
While creating a new course at the last step it asks to enroll users and enroll cohort. Normally I enroll users in this step. Is there a way to enroll users to an existing course
By using the 'Enrolled users' screen which can be found on the 'Settings' block under 'Course administration' -> 'Users'.
To assign an enrolled user a role, click the ' Assign roles ' icon (a plus sign) in the roles column then select the desired role.
To add a user to a group (requires at least one group to have been created previously), click the 'Add to group' icon (a plus sign) in the groups column, select the desired group then click the 'Save changes' button.
The search facility allows a teacher to search for specific enrolled users. This is useful when a course has many users enrolled with different methods.
Enrolment start and end dates for particular users can be edited as follows:
The manual enrolments plugin allows users to be enrolled manually via a link in the course administration settings. The plugin has to be enabled by the site administrator (see Enrolment plugins) and should normally be enabled as certain other enrolment plugins, such as self enrolment, require it.
It is possible also for students and/or teachers to be notified when enrolments expire by selecting either "Enroller only" or "Enroller and enrolled user" from the dropdown "Notify before enrolment expires" and a time in "Notification threshold".
Click the 'Enrol users' icon in the edit column opposite manual enrolment. Select users from the not enrolled users list, using Ctrl + click to select multiple users. Click the add button to add the users to the enrolled users list.