| Anchor | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
| Guests are anyone who can access your course without logging into Moodle first. This can be handy for students deciding which modules to elect, or visiting lecturers who simply don't need to do much in Moodle except a read-only view into a course. Guests are restricted in terms of what they can do, i.e. they can't post into forums, submit assignments or do any kind of grading etc. If you need to give someone a richer access to Moodle, we recommend you seek to get them a proper UCL account. Contact your departmental computer rep or senior administrator who should have rights to create these kinds of accounts. Or, if you're actually creating a course that's targeted for an external audience then Guest access just might not be enough for you. UCL also has UCLeXtend - UCL's public-facing e-learning environment. If your cohort is more external than UCL-folk, you might be better off using this instead. It's Moodle based too! Find out more, on the UCLeXtend 101 wiki space. |
...
Click the Eye icon 
for Guest access and guests will now be able to view your course
| Anchor | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
In most cases you will need to add a password for guests. We recommend this be different to one for students. It is important you do add a password, unless you have checked that leaving it open to the public will not cause probems with student privacy, data protection and/or copyright.
...