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  1. The course must be published for non-enrolled students to see the Syllabus.
    If you do not want enrolled students to view course material before a certain date,
    check Restrict students from viewing course before course start date in Course > Settings.

  2. Syllabus needs to be visible in course navigation. This can be set in Course > Settings > Navigation.

  3. LTI tools (e.g. Videos/Panopto, Zoom) will appear in the non-enrolled view of your course.

    1. If the instructions below are followed, the content of these tools will not be visible to non-enrolled students when clicked.

    2. If you are not using these tools in your course, you can hide them from course navigation (see point 2 above), which also hides them from non-enrolled students viewing your course's Syllabus.

To make your Syllabus visible to non-enrolled students before the term starts to support students them during the module course registration (ModReg) exercise, the following settings will need to be configured. 

  1. Go to Course > Settings.

  2. Set Visibilityto Course.

  3. Check Customise, then set Syllabus to Institution.

  4. Leave the Files to Course, as you do not want non-enrolled students to be viewing your files.

  5. Check Include this course in the public course index.

  6. Scroll down, click Update course details.

  7. From the home page of the course or the Dashboard, publish the course.

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Using these settings, non-enrolled students will only be able to the module’s Syllabus information pagecourse’s Syllabus (accessed from the course navigation menu). This is regardless of whether the term date is in the future or has passed.

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titleImportant: Syllabus only visible when course is published

The Syllabus can only be seen by non-enrolled students if the course is published.

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Do note, if some students cannot view the Syllabus but others can, it is likely the affected students have chosen to hide course navigation links. Steps for them to resolve this.