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The commonest are STUDENT (for learners and participants) and EDITING TEACHER (for module convenors and contributors)

Roles in individual modules (enrolment is per module)

Student

A distinct role for students and learners in modules and participants in communities.

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In Archived modules read-only permissions are applied - no editing of the module is possible, enrolment isn't possible.

Roles in groups of modules across a category

such as a whole School or Faculty or a subcategory such as Year 1

Teacher

This role is often given to tutors, teaching assistants, and assessment co-ordinators who need to be able to mark student work or see student activity, but not add or edit items.

With this role you can:

• See, add and edit marks across all modules in a particular category, e.g., a School)
• Send Announcements
• View but NOT amend Resources in a module e.g. PDF, PowerPoint and Word documents, URLs etc.
• View hidden resources and activities (Note that this is specific to moodle.Nottingham)
• View and participate in but NOT amend Activities in a module e.g. see but not add or edit Turnitin and Moodle assignments, Choice and Forums etc.
• Enrol users onto a module as a Teacher or Student.
• Mark assignments, see marks and feedback and download assignments and administration files

School Support

This is a role - only available at Category level - given usually to administration staff in a school. It involves extra training and close liaison with the Moodle Team. Please contact learning-technologies@nottingham.ac.uk if you feel you should have this role.

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