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- To navigate to the module settings: navigate to the module, in the module find the Administration block then click on Module administration > Edit settingsthe Cogwheel icon, drop down the menu and click Edit settings
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Course visibility
Module Availability - A setting towards the top of page allows you to change the visibility for students. This needs to be changed in the module settings The options are:
Hide - this means the module is not visible to students. It will not come up in a search of the site.
Show - this means students can see and participate in your module. It can be found on a search of the site.
By default modules are hidden: this means that you need to change this setting to Show before students can access it (even if they’re already enrolled on it). The easiest way to tell if a module is hidden to students is to navigate to your School subcategory, if the module is greyed out it is hidden
To check if your module is visible or not
Check the Year End and Archive block (visible only to editing teachers, not students)
A hidden module will be flagged up
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If the block does not show this message then it is visible.
In your Module Overview you can also see this.
In General Section
- Module full name: Not editable except by request to Learning Technologies. For SATURN modules, name and code taken from SATURN, semester, year and campus included - cannot be changed unless SATURN module name or code is changed. Non-SATURN modules are named following set guidelines: you can choose the name of your module
- Module short name: Not editable except by request to Learning Technologies. Uses a set nomenclature so that it synchronises correctly with other University systems and Moodle processes such as archiving
- Visible: (See below)
- Module start date: Only used if you have Weekly format set (see below)
- Module ID number: Not editable except by request to Learning Technologies. Uses a set nomenclature so that it synchronises correctly with other University systems such as SATURn for enrolment of students.
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