Set Guest access
Guests are anyone who can access your course without logging into Moodle first. This can be handy for 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. They are useful, but also can be limiting. If you need to give someone a richer access to Moodle, we recommend you seek to get them a proper UCL account. More information can be found here: UCL Services System
From within your course click the Settings navigation tab, if you are within an activity you may need to expand the Course administration sub-menu. From within Course administration expand Users and then click on Enrolment methods.
Click the drop-down menu for Add method and chose Guest access
By default when you add Guest access it is hidden, this means the enrolment method will not be applied until you unhide/activate it.
Click the Eye icon < 
> for Guest access and guests will now be able to view your course
Enrolment keys for guests
You may want to add an enrolment key for guests, this can be the same, or different to one for students.
From within your course click the Settings navigation tab, if you are within an activity you may need to expand the Course administration sub-menu. From within Course administration click on Edit settings.
This list contains a lot of course-wide settings but it also includes a group of options for Guest access, scroll down to find these:
To add a password for guests, set it in the Password field.
Click Save changes (at the bottom of the page)
