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Content of a course in Moodle

Can one look at the content of a course in Moodle without enrolling into the course?

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Normally, no. This is possible to set up a Moodle course to let guest access, however this is rare and guests cannot participate in activities. External users to Glasgow University Moodle courses and programmes can be given a manual ID account which authenticates their user information & details appropriately.

 

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