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Location: ''Administration > Courses > Enrolments'' shows the list of enrolment plugins for your Moodle site in the site administration block.  These can be used in the context of the site or a course.
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Moodle provides a number of ways of managing course enrolment, called ''enrolment plugins''.


[[Image:Manageenrolplugins1.png]]


==Managing course enrolment==
==Setting the enrolment method(s)==
Once the site administrator has set up [[Authentication|user authentication]], [[Add/edit courses|created some courses]] and assigned teachers to them, the next thing to consider is how a [[Enrolment|course will enrol people]] in it. For example, how it will assign users the role of student in a course.


Moodle provides a number of ways of managing course enrolment, called ''enrolment plugins''. There are [[Contributed code|contributed plugins]] and standard Moodle plugins include:
To set an enrolment method:
 
#Click on ''Settings > Site administration > Plugins > Enrolments > Manage enrol plugins''.
*[[Authorize.net Payment Gateway]] (standard)
#Click on the ''enable'' checkboxes opposite your chosen enrolment plugin(s). If you wish, you may choose more than one enrolment method. For example if you have some courses which students must pay for and some free courses, you can use PayPal and self enrolment.  
*[[External database]] (standard)
*[[Flat file]] (standard)
*[[IMS Enterprise]] ((standard from 1.6 onwards)
*[[Internal enrolment]] (default method)
*[[LDAP enrolment|LDAP]] (standard)
*[[Paypal]] (standard)
*[[Moodle Network]] ((standard from 1.8 onwards)
*[[Enrolment/OSCommerce|OSCommerce]] (contributed code)
 
==Setting the enrolment method==
To set the enrolment method:
[[Image:Administration Block Site Course Enrolments 19.png|thumb|center|Choosing an enrolment plugin in 1.9]]
 
#Click on Courses in the Site Administration block, then Enrolments.
#Click on the enable checkboxes opposite your chosen enrolment plugin(s). If you wish, you may choose more than one enrolment method. For example if you have some courses which students must pay for and some free courses, you can use PayPal and internal enrolment.
#Decide which default plugins will automatically be associated with every course for [[Enrolment_plugins#Interactive login_enrolment|interactive enrolment]]. The standard default is "internal enrolment".
#Click the "Save changes" button.
#Click the "Save changes" button.
#Click on Edit opposite one of the enrolment plugin(s) you have chosen.
#Click the settings link opposite the enrolment plugin(s) you have chosen.
#Configure the required settings and click the "Save changes" button.
#Configure the required settings and click the "Save changes" button.
#Repeat Editing until you have edited all the plugins you have enabled.
#Repeat until you have edited all the plugins you have enabled.
 
==Multi-enrolment==
From Moodle 1.6 onwards,  multi-enrolment is supported, with one plugin set as the default plugin for interactive enrolment.
 
==Interactive login enrolment==
 
Interactive enrolment triggers only when a user tries to enrol on a course. The user has to do something interactively in order to be enrolled, such as clicking "Yes, I do" ([[Internal enrolment]]), or paying some money ([[Authorize.net Payment Gateway]], [[Paypal]]).


 
The order in which enrolment plugins are applied can be set. This may be important for some plugins. It also affects the order of enrolment options on the course enrol page.
The interactive enrolment plugin for a particular course may be selected on the [[Course_settings#Enrolments|Course settings]] page.
[[Image:generalsetting4.gif|thumb|center|Enrolment section in Course settings]]
 
==External login enrolment lookups==
 
External enrolment lookups perform a search of username and passwords against an an external database when a user logs in.  For example, a course may use a [[LDAP authentication|LDAP/AD]] database. You can have several plugins set to perform login-time lookups.


==See also==
==See also==
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*[[Enrolment FAQ]]
*[[Enrolment FAQ]]
*Using Moodle [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=2981 Enrolment Plugins] forum
*Using Moodle [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=2981 Enrolment Plugins] forum
*Using Moodle [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=45868 Can't use External Database Enrollment Plugin] forum discussion
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Latest revision as of 15:40, 14 April 2016

Moodle provides a number of ways of managing course enrolment, called enrolment plugins.

Manageenrolplugins1.png

Setting the enrolment method(s)

To set an enrolment method:

  1. Click on Settings > Site administration > Plugins > Enrolments > Manage enrol plugins.
  2. Click on the enable checkboxes opposite your chosen enrolment plugin(s). If you wish, you may choose more than one enrolment method. For example if you have some courses which students must pay for and some free courses, you can use PayPal and self enrolment.
  3. Click the "Save changes" button.
  4. Click the settings link opposite the enrolment plugin(s) you have chosen.
  5. Configure the required settings and click the "Save changes" button.
  6. Repeat until you have edited all the plugins you have enabled.

The order in which enrolment plugins are applied can be set. This may be important for some plugins. It also affects the order of enrolment options on the course enrol page.

See also