Course user roles in NUS
The table below summarises the course-level user roles in NUS.
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DO NOT give an individual conflicting roles in a course e.g. a TEACHER user role and a STUDENT user role.
TEACHER user role
Role | Permissions |
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The Teacher role grants a user course admin permissions, giving them control over their assigned courses. | |
Course Coordinator | Same permissions as Teacher. This role does not grant any additional permissions beyond the Teacher role. |
Admin Staff | Same permissions as Teacher. This role does not grant any additional permissions beyond the Teacher role. |
These users have permissions similar to Teachers. This role is meant to support the Teacher role. They can:
They cannot:
Teachers can assign this role to full-time TAs or TAs and Student Tutors who are able to access grades. | |
TA/Tutor (Non-Grading) | Non-Grading TA/Tutors have similar permissions as TAs, except that they will NOT be able to access student submissions and grades. |
Teacher (Read Manager) | Can view and edit grades, but cannot change course settings, manage users, or modify assignments/rubrics. |
TA/Tutor (Read Manager) | Can view and edit grades, but cannot change course settings, manage users, or modify assignments/rubrics. |
STUDENT user roles
Role | Permissions |
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In official courses, students are automatically drawn from EduRec. They cannot be added/deleted manually. Students have no access to course settings. | |
Student (Auditing) | In official courses, auditing students are automatically drawn from EduRec. They cannot be added/deleted manually. Auditing students are able to participate in assignments. |
OTHER user roles
Role | Permissions |
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These users are permitted to access and create course content, including announcements, assignments, discussions, and quizzes. Course designers cannot access grades nor analytics. | |
This user role can be linked to a student user enrolled in a course. For example, guardians, and/or mentors may wish to be linked to a student to view their course progress. In NUS, Observer is also used for guest students. Observers have limited permissions that allow them to see what is going on in a course, but will not be able to participate in assignments. |