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*[[Adding/editing roles]] | *[[Assign roles]] to users | ||
*[[Adding/editing roles]] to a Moodle site | |||
*[[Create_your_own_course]] which gives an overview | *[[Create_your_own_course]] which gives an overview | ||
*[[Adding/editing_a_course]] which explains the details of features and options of a course's home page. | *[[Adding/editing_a_course]] which explains the details of features and options of a course's home page. | ||
*[[:Category:Teacher| The index of teacher related pages]]. | *[[:Category:Teacher| The index of teacher related pages]]. | ||
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Revision as of 01:26, 17 October 2006
A user assigned to the default course creator role in Moodle can create courses, assign teachers and act as an editing teacher. An administrator has all these privilages and more. For example, a teacher has to be assigned to a course by either an administrator or a course creator.
The course creator might be a master teacher, a department head or program coordinator.
See Also
- Assign roles to users
- Adding/editing roles to a Moodle site
- Create_your_own_course which gives an overview
- Adding/editing_a_course which explains the details of features and options of a course's home page.
- The index of teacher related pages.
