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Invitation Enrolment Moodle Plugin

Features

With this enrolment plugin, teacher will be able to send personal invitation to some users by email. Each email contains a link with an invitation token with unique usage. When the user clicks on the link, (s)he needs to login/create an account, then (s)he is automatically enrolled into the course. (S)he is assigned a default role. The default role can be changed in the enrolment instance config page.

Only a limited number of invitations can be sent per course/day. However you can change the limitation. Moreover used invitations are not count.

Installation

  1. Add the plugin into /enrol folder.
  2. Enable the enrolment plugin and set it up. It is quite similar to other enrolment plugins.

Required Moodle version

Moodle 2.2

Maintenance

At the moment, I do not maintain backward compatibility with the different Moodle version. The reason is that I don't use the plugin anymore. In fact I never personally used it in a production site. I still have a quick look to it time to time, when someone send a pull request. You are welcome to do a Pull Request on Github, to report issues. I quickly review patches and if they seem to match a minimum the Moodle standard, I integrate them.

To get a plugin version compatible with older Moodle version, go to [Moodle.og] (https://moodle.org/plugins/pluginversions.php?plugin=enrol_invitation)

Don't forget to [indicate if you use the plugin] (https://github.com/mouneyrac/enrol_invitation/issues/4) You can also have a look to the [Moodle.org download stats] (https://moodle.org/plugins/stats.php?plugin=enrol_invitation)

Important notices

  • 02/24/13 - Since 1.1, the require version is Moodle 2.2. This is due to using some new functions like context_course.

Cheers, Jerome Mouneyrac

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Moodle enrolment plugin allowing to send invitation by email. A link in the email enrol the user into the course.

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