I've set up three categories within the top level: Public, Collaborative and Private.
All I had to do then was allocate the collaborating users a guest role in the private category and a 'collaborative user' role in the others.
I can sleep well now.
Re: Create 'guest' accounts that don't act like guests in one course.... is it even possible?
by Daryl Spencer -
Number of replies: 0
Finally worked this out... too simple for it to be obvious, I guess.
I've set up three categories within the top level: Public, Collaborative and Private.
All I had to do then was allocate the collaborating users a guest role in the private category and a 'collaborative user' role in the others.
I can sleep well now.
I've set up three categories within the top level: Public, Collaborative and Private.
All I had to do then was allocate the collaborating users a guest role in the private category and a 'collaborative user' role in the others.
I can sleep well now.