Access to Moodle - Overview
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- Access for Students
- Access for Teaching Assistants
- Access for Instructors, Co-Instructors and Other Instructional Staff
- Designer Access for Non-instructional Assistants
- Contributor Access
- Temporary Speaker Access
- Guest Access
- Assign Roles to Individuals in Your Moodle Course
Access for Students
Once a Moodle course has been requested and created, students who are registered in the class in Knack by filling the registration form and approved for enrolment, are automatically added to the Moodle roster. Moodle rosters are updated each hour with enrollment data from KNACK.
Access for Administrative Assistants
By default, all AAs automatically receive access to Moodle in the role of Non-editing Teacher, which allows them to access student resources and activities. If a Administrative assistants needs to upload materials or add activities to a Moodle course, the instructor can add the Course Designer role for that individual
Access for Instructors, Co-Instructors and Other Instructional Staff
Faculty and other instructional staff associated with a class in Moodle receive unlimited access to Moodle's design and teaching tools. This includes Primary Instructors and Section Assistants.
Course Access by Special Request
Designer Access for Non-instructional Assistants
Instructors can make arrangements to allow Course Designer access for colleagues, staff, or student assistants who are not enrolled in Moodle but will be helping to build the course. This role does not grant access to the gradebook. To arrange for Course Designer access, the Primary Instructor must complete the Course Designer Access form.
Temporary Speaker Access
Instructors can request Temporary Speaker access for guest speakers who do not have an active Moodle Account. Temporary access is granted for a maximum of one (1) week and enables a guest to participate in online discussions or chats
Course Access Managed by Instructor
Guest Access
Instructors can enable limited Guest Access to their own courses. Guests have read-only privileges and cannot interact with students or view student contributions to a course
Assign Roles to Enrolled Individuals in Your Moodle Course
Instructors can add certain abilities for a user already enrolled in their course