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{{Moodle 1.9}}==What is a grouping?==
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A [[Groupings|grouping]], in Moodle 1.9 onwards, is a collection of groups. Groups normally exist within a grouping, but it is possible to create a group which doesn't belong to any grouping.
==What is a grouping?==
A [[Groupings|grouping]] is a collection of groups. When you have made groups in a course you have the option of adding them to a grouping. A single grouping can house one group or several groups.


==What is the difference between a group and a grouping?==
Note that since you can have a group of only one member, you can therefore have a grouping of only one member too, if you wish to restrict an activity to a single person in your course.


See [[Groups versus groupings]].
Groupings were designed to allow a selection of different sets of groups in each activity. See [[Groupings]] for an example scenario.


==How do I enable the groupings feature?==
==What is the difference between a group and a grouping?==


By default, the groupings feature is disabled. To enable it, tick the enablegroupings checkbox in ''Administration > Miscellaneous > [[Experimental]]''.
A group is a set of users. A grouping is a set of groups.
 
A groupings tab will then appear on the [[Groups]] page.
 
==Why is the groupings feature experimental?==
 
When groupings were added to Moodle, in 1.9.0, it was an experimental feature, in other words it required additional testing and bug-fixing. This has since been done and groupings have proved to be a reliable feature.
 
In Moodle 2.0, groupings will be listed as an advanced feature, however to avoid confusion the enablegroupings checkbox in 1.9 will remain in the experimental section of the site administration menu.
 
==Why does a graded activity assigned to a particular grouping only appear in the gradebook for all users?==
 
The gradebook does not currently consider group members only functionality. (See MDL-13868 for details.) It is recommended that separate courses are used instead.


==See also==
==See also==


* Using Moodle [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?f=320 Groups forum]
* [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?f=320 Groups forum] in Moodle in English


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Latest revision as of 08:47, 3 May 2019

What is a grouping?

A grouping is a collection of groups. When you have made groups in a course you have the option of adding them to a grouping. A single grouping can house one group or several groups.

Note that since you can have a group of only one member, you can therefore have a grouping of only one member too, if you wish to restrict an activity to a single person in your course.

Groupings were designed to allow a selection of different sets of groups in each activity. See Groupings for an example scenario.

What is the difference between a group and a grouping?

A group is a set of users. A grouping is a set of groups.

See also