I noticed when mousing over the key icon on the front page of my site that enrollment key is spelled enrolment.
according to Merriam Webster that is incorrect.
It is incorrect in American English, but not British/Australian English. That is why there is an english_us language pack.
http://www.freesearch.co.uk/dictionary/enrolment
Jeff
http://www.freesearch.co.uk/dictionary/enrolment
Jeff
Depending on which dictionary you trust, both spellings are apparently acceptable in US English, though the double 'l' is more common and should probably be adopted for the en_US language pack (if it isn't already).
http://www.answers.com/enrolment&r=67
http://www.answers.com/enrolment&r=67
TheOxford English Dictionary, http://www.askoxford.com , says that "enrolment" is the standard spelling with "enrollment" a US alternative.
Funny to see them adding letters rather than taking them away as in "color"
Do Americans "enrol" or "enroll"?
enrolment
(US enrollment)
noun 1 the action of enrolling or being enrolled. 2 N. Amer. the number of people enrolled at a school or college.
That significantly lowers my opinion of MW. 
Use the language pack provided for Americans, en_us.
Another reference.
Another reference.
well, I didn't realize it was british - if I had, I wouldn't have said anything. Anyhow it wasn't a big deal to me, but I mistakenly thought it might be important.
Martin, If you had known from the start how often this issue would come up, you probably would have chozen another word for enrol(l)ment 
As an American, it is helpful for us to be reminded that we are not always the centre of the universe. Oz is now my centre. 
Keep this as standard and let the Brits and Americans install their own language packs.
P.S. Anyone interested in created an international English pack for learners? Oops, that's a question for Moodle Lang.
P.S. Anyone interested in created an international English pack for learners? Oops, that's a question for Moodle Lang.
I have modified our language pack Don to suit our clients terminology. We (commercial training providers in the UK as oppossed to schools, colleges, etc.) don't talk about teachers and students rather trainers or facilitators and delegates. I have found it extremely easy to use Dreamweaver's find and replace system to change the language pack each time to use our colloquial terms!
So if you want a new language pack...