Managing Moodle course requests: Difference between revisions
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Joomdle lets users requests courses, and provides administrative functions to manage those requests. | Joomdle lets users requests courses, and provides administrative functions to manage those requests. | ||
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User can request a course. | User can request a course. | ||
[[File:course_request.png]] | [[File:course_request.png]] | ||
He can also view requests state. | He can also view requests state. | ||
[[File:view_requests.png]] | [[File:view_requests.png]] | ||
In Joomdle backend, administrators can manage course requests, to approve/reject them. | In Joomdle backend, administrators can manage course requests, to approve/reject them. | ||
[[File:requests_manage.png]] | [[File:requests_manage.png]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:01, 3 February 2011
This document applies to Joomdle Release 2.0.0
Joomdle lets users requests courses, and provides administrative functions to manage those requests.
You can configure Joomdle to show a "Request course" button in course details page. Aditionally, you can configure Joomdle to ask the user for motivation and/or experience regarding the course.
User can request a course.
He can also view requests state.
In Joomdle backend, administrators can manage course requests, to approve/reject them.
