Moodle Groups and groupings
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Moodle allows instructors to organize students into groups and groupings to customize access to course content for different cohorts taking the same course. Groups are collections of users while groupings are associations of groups, users, or both to course activities and resources. This enables things like releasing content to specific tutorial classes on their class day or restricting forum access for online versus on-campus students.
Moodle Groups and groupings
- 1. Using Groups and Groupings Mark, KerryJ and Fred
- 2. Why use the same course for different cohorts?
- 3. Why use the same course for different cohorts?
- 4. How does Moodle make it possible? Groups Groupings Of people Of Groups
- 5. This is Fred. This is Fred’s blue group. Blue group belongs to purple GROUPING Course Groups/groupings relationship
- 10. B Can Fred see the forum? Course
- 11. Scenario: Online groups and F2F students Onlin e Course Online
- 12. Scenario: Online groups and F2F students Onlin e Course Online
- 13. Onlin e Course Online Scenario: Online groups and F2F students
- 14. Course Scenario: Online groups and F2F students
- 15. B Can Fred see the readings?
- 16. Scenario: Slow release content Different classes of students have tutorials on different days. Course coordinator wanted to delay release of learning tasks until after tutorials.
- 23. Using Groups and Groupings Mark, Kerry and Fred For some reason I want to go bowling. And I want a choccie chip biscuit…
Editor's Notes
- #2: None – everyone in the course sees the activity and each other Separate groups – everyone in the course sees the activity, but can only see the work of other people in their group and can only interact with other group members Visible groups – everyone in the course sees the activity, can see other people’s work but still can only interact with other group members