Self Enrollment allows users to enroll themselves in a course, rather than the Instructor enrolling them manually. They can do this by 1) visiting the course URL, either from the Course Index or as provided by the Instructor, then 2) clicking "Enroll me in this course" (and entering an enrollment key, if required).
Keep current self enrollments active: Set to Yes to avoid un-enrolling existing users.
Allow new enrollments: Set to Yes to enable self enrollment.
Default Assigned Role: Confirm this is the role you would like your users to assign to themselves.
Unenroll inactive after: Set a pruning threshold for inactive users; 180 days (six months) or 365 days (one year) provides flexibility for users while effectively clearing out inactive users from your roster.
The majority of course participants are enrolled with the Student role via automated processes. If additional course participants who have not registered need to be enrolled in the Moodle course, Instructors may use either the Learner or Guest Participant role.
There are two primary roles an Instructor can assign to confer permissions to assist in managing a course: Course Editor and Grader. These roles can be used separately or combined; see the Edit a User’s Role tab for instructions on granting additional roles. These roles are only assigned manually, within the Moodle course, and are entirely independent of any Workday-related processes or tasks.
Special note: Course Reuse functions (Backup, Import, Restore) are available only to the Instructor role. There are some less-obvious functions that also rely on these course reuse functions, such as the ability to duplicate course content. As a result, only those with an Instructor role in a course have the ability to duplicate content in that course; Course Editors and Graders do not have access to this function.
1) Open the course in Moodle.
2) Select the “Participants” tab beneath the course header.
3) Select Enroll Users.
4) Search for the specific user you’d like to edit the role for.
5) Select the desired role from the Assign Role drop-down menu. Select Enroll User.
1)Find the specific users you’d like to edit the role for. Select the pencil icon in the “Roles” column for that specific user. The Pencil will appear next to their currently awarded role.
2) In editing mode, select the drop down arrow to reveal the possible roles that can be assigned. Select the role and it will appear above the search bar.
3) Save the change by selecting the save icon. The edit will now be saved.
4) You'll now see that user(s) you added will be enrolled with the role that you selected.
Remove a user's manual enrollment.
If a use was manually enrolled into a course, they can be unenrolled.
Select the "Participants" link beneath the course header.
Find the specific user you'd like to manually unenroll. In the status column, select the trash can icon.
Note: If you do not see a trashcan icon, the user was not manually enrolled. This typical of students who registered for the course in Workday. Students need to to drop the course in Workday in order to automatically be unenrolled from a course.
In the popout window, select "Unenroll" to confirm the manual un-enrollment. The user will then be unenrolled from the course.
Moodle requires that all users log in with an active Brandeis University Account.
Persons with newly created Brandeis accounts (including new faculty members) should log into Moodle to provision their accounts, IF it has been less than 24 hours since their account was first created by ITS. Then they will be able to be enrolled into any course shell.
Students who have graduated or are otherwise considered inactive students (medical leave, transfer from Brandeis etc.) lose access to Moodle. Note: Alumni who would like to audit a course need to reach out to registrar@brandeis.edu for further investigation.
Departmental Administrators or other departmental staff need to email help@brandeis.edu with the list of courses that they need access to. It is possible to add enrollments at the Category level, to facilitate continuity of service and support. ITS staff do not manually enroll users into course shells.
Co-instructors must be added by the Registrar's Office in Workday (registrar@brandeis.edu). Once this is complete, they will be enrolled into the course shell in Moodle within a few hours.
The highest role that instructors and academic administrators can award is the Course Editor and Grader role. If you are looking to have someone enrolled in a level higher than Course Editor and Grader, please email help@brandeis.edu to determine if there's another way to provide access. Only the Registrar's office is authorized to add an instructor to a course (Moodle will inherit the enrollments found in Workday).
Users with the "Student" role are students who have registered for the course through Workday. These students cannot be manually unenrolled from a course shell. Instead, the student should drop the course in Workday in order to automatically be unenrolled from the course.