šLMS Coordinator
Manage Assignment of Course Users
Overview
The LMS Coordinator role is designed to give users a more limited access to managing courses without altering course content. Coordinators can manage learners and monitor progress, while instructors retain full control over course content. This separation of duties ensures that different team members can focus on their respective tasks within the LMS, making it an effective tool for efficient course management.
Key Responsibilities of an LMS Coordinator
User Assignment Management: The LMS Coordinator has the ability to assign courses to learners. This is one of their primary responsibilities, allowing them to manage which users are enrolled in a particular course.
Managing Learner Progress: Coordinators can mark courses as complete, unassign users, reset progress, generate or remove certificates, and update course due dates.
Quiz and Course Insights: For active courses, coordinators can view insights related to quizzes and export this data into Excel spreadsheets. They also have access to overall course insights.
Session Management (for ILD Courses): Coordinators have additional capabilities when it comes to Instructor-Led (ILD) courses. They can create and manage sessions within the course they are assigned to.
What LMS Coordinators Cannot Do
Unlike the instructor role, coordinators have limited permissions in the LMS. The following are key areas where coordinators lack access:
Content Editing: Coordinators cannot edit course content or the course information. Their access is strictly limited to managing users and not course creation or modification.
Viewing as a Learner: Coordinators cannot view the course as a learner without their progress being tracked. They can take the course, but each attempt will be recorded in their course summary.
Re-taking Courses: Coordinators can re-take courses multiple times, and their progress is captured for each attempt. This is different from instructors, who can only complete a course once without the opportunity to re-take it.
Differences Between LMS Coordinator and Instructor
Instructor Role: An instructor has full access to manage all aspects of a course, including content creation, modification, and learner management.
LMS Coordinator Role: The coordinator is a subset of the instructor role, where their access is primarily focused on assigning and managing users without being able to edit course material.
Assigning the LMS Coordinator Role
When creating or editing a course, you can assign a user as a Coordinator. However, a user cannot hold both the Instructor and Coordinator roles simultaneously for the same course. If the system detects that a user is assigned to both roles, it will prompt you to remove them from one.
To assign a coordinator:
Navigate to the course settings and look for the Coordinator field.
The coordinatorās name will appear in the course details section, similar to how instructor names are displayed.
Managing Courses as a Coordinator
Once assigned, coordinators can view courses they are managing under a dedicated tab labeled Courses Iām Managing. This tab will show all the courses where the user holds the coordinator role, allowing them to easily manage user assignments, progress, and course completions.
How LMS Coordinators Use the Platform
Assign Users: Coordinators can assign learners to a course by selecting them from a list and confirming the assignment.
Unassign Users: They also have the ability to unassign learners if needed.
Manage Learners: Actions like marking the course as complete, generating certificates, and resetting progress are accessible through the learner tab in the course.
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