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This refers to Moodle 4.1 from December 2023 onwards.
Descriptions of different roles in Moodle
There are a number of roles which can be given to people in Moodle.
The commonest are STUDENT Student (for learners and participants) and EDITING TEACHER Editing Teacher (for module convenors and contributors).
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- 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 moodleMoodle.Nottingham).
- View and participate in but NOT amend Activities in a module e.g. Turnitin and Moodle assignments, Choice and Forums etc.
- Enrol users onto a module as a Teacher or Student.
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- Enrol users onto a module as an Editor, Teacher or Student.
- CANNOT Cannot view Gradebook, grade assignments with comments or export and import grades and assignments.
- Add and edit resources and activities.
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Roles in groups of modules across a category
such Such as a whole School or Faculty or a subcategory such as , for example, 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.
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- See, add and edit marks across all modules in a particular category, e.g., a School).
- Send Announcements.
- View but NOT 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 moodleMoodle.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.
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- act as editing teacher on ALL all the modules in a particular category, e.g., a School.
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