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Using roles

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Give students forum moderator rights

  • Enables a user to edit or delete forum posts, split discussions and move discussions to other forums
  • Assign the role of non-editing teacher in the module context via the "Locally assigned roles" tab in the editing activity page (default role settings)
  • See Forum moderator role

Enable students to grade assignment submissions

  • A form of peer assessment/evaluation
  • Assign the role of non-editing teacher in the module context via the "Locally assigned roles" tab in the editing activity page (default role settings)
  • Similar use: Enable students to grade essay questions in a quiz

Give students the rights to approve database module entries

  • Enables a user to approve, edit and delete database module entries
  • Assign the role of non-editing teacher in the module context via the "Locally assigned roles" tab in the editing activity page (default role settings)
  • Similar use: Give students the rights to approve glossary entries

Allow students to clean up saved chat sessions

  • Allows a user to delete chat logs for conversations which don't go anywhere
  • Assign the role of non-editing teacher in the module context via the "Locally assigned roles" tab in the editing activity page (default role settings)


Requirement: Teachers allowed to override permissions

By default, only administrators are able to override permissions. Instructions on enabling teachers to override permissions can be found in Override permissions.

Requirement: New role created by an administrator