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How to / / Explanation /

Reader

site admins / instructors

Reader goal

add an instructor to a course + find out what instructor does, why do you want one?

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JUNO version

V0.0.41 vNext

Reviewers (check the box when you’re done!)

  • Monica

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Notes for reviewers

This article is about the new JUNO learning management system (LMS). If you don’t see these features on your site, your platform still uses the legacy JUNO courses.

Add instructors to an existing course so that they can edit it.

Before you begin

  • Open the course editor to follow these instructions.

  • Remember to click Save at the top of the page before going to a different tab in the editor. Otherwise, you’ll lose your changes.

Who can add instructors to a course?

  • Note that instructors can add other instructors and remove themselves from the course.

About instructors

The Instructor role turns a basic user into an administrator of a course. It’s a great way to give course teachers the ability to edit their own content.

Instructors can only edit courses they are attached to. This includes all settings like the start and end date as well as the lessons and resources.

But instructors can’t enroll or unenroll learners and they can’t see any learner information. (This means they can’t see the Enrollment tab in the editor.) To give them those permissions, add them as a Manager too. Talk to your JUNO team about adding managers.

A single course can have multiple instructors.

Learn more about all user types and permissions for courses.

Add instructors

In the Course Info tab, select one or more users from the Instructors dropdown menu. Save your changes.

To help instructors find and edit their courses, we recommend sharing instructions about opening the course editor and our collection of course creation guides.

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