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* Language file for local_mass_enroll, EN
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* File local_mass_enroll.php
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* @package local_mass_enroll
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* @copyright 1999 onwards Martin Dougiamas {@link http://moodle.com}
* @copyright 2012 onwards Patrick Pollet
* @copyright 2015 onwards R.J. van Dongen
With this option you are going to enrol a list of known users from a file with one account per line
The firstline the empty lines or unknown accounts will be skipped.
The file may contains several columns, separated by a comma, a semi-column or a tabulation.
With this option you are going to unenrol a list on users from a file with one account per line.
The firstline the empty lines or unknown accounts will be skipped.
The first one must contains a unique account identifier : idnumber (by default) login or email of the target user.
The second if present, contains the group name in wich you want that user be be added.
You may repeat this operation at will without damages, for example if you forgot the group for some users.
The file may contains several columns, separated by a comma, a semi-column or a tabulation.
The first one must contains a unique account identifier : idnumber (by default) login or email of the target user.
Other columns, if present, will be ignored. Thus the file can be the same as the one user to mass enrol users into this course.
You may repeat this operation at will without damages, for example if you forgot some users to unenroll.
With this option you are going to enrol a list of known users from a file with one account per line
The firstline the empty lines or unknown accounts will be skipped.
The file may contains one or two columns, separated by a comma, a semi-column or a tabulation. You should prepare it from your usual spreadsheet program from official lists of students, for example, and add if needed a column with groups to which you want these users to be added. Finally export it as CSV. (*)
The first one must contains a unique account identifier : idnumber (by default) login or email of the target user. (**).
The second if present, contains the group name in wich you want that user to be added.
If the group name does not exist, it will be created in your course, together with a grouping of the same name to which the group will be added.
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This is due to the fact that in Moodle, activities can be restricted to groupings (group of groups), not groups,
so it will make your life easier. (this requires that groupings are enabled by your site administrator).
You may have in the same file different target groups or no groups for some accounts
You may unselect options to create groups and groupings if you are sure that they already exist in the course.
By default the users will be enroled as students but you may select other roles that you are allowed to manage (teacher, non editing teacher or any custom roles)
You may repeat this operation at will without dammages, for example if you forgot or mispelled the target group.
"idnumber";"group" " 2513110";" 4GEN" " 2512334";" 4GEN" " 2314149";" 4GEN" " 2514854";" 4GEN" " 2734431";" 4GEN" " 2514934";" 4GEN" " 2631955";" 4GEN" " 2512459";" 4GEN" " 2510841";" 4GEN"only idnumbers (**)
idnumber 2513110 2512334 2314149 2514854 2734431 2514934 2631955only emails (**)
email toto@insa-lyon.fr titi@]insa-lyon.fr tutu@insa-lyon.frusernames and groups, separated by a tab :
username group
ppollet groupe_de_test will be in that group
codet groupe_de_test also him
astorck autre_groupe will be in another group
yjayet no group for this one
empty line skipped
unknown unknown account skipped
(*) : double quotes and spaces, added by some spreadsheet programs will be removed.
(**) : target account must exist in Moodle ; this is normally the case if Moodle is synchronized with some external directory (LDAP...)
'; $string['mass_unenroll_help'] = 'With this option you are going to unenrol a list of users from a file with one account per line
The firstline the empty lines or unknown accounts will be skipped.
The file may contains several columns, separated by a comma, a semi-column or a tabulation. You should prepare it from your usual spreadsheet program from an official lists of students, for example, by exporting the course gradebook to CSV, or use the very same file as the one used to mass enrol users. (*)
The first one must contains a unique account identifier : idnumber (by default) login or email of the target user. (**).
All other columns will be ignored.
By default the users will be enroled as students but you may select other roles that you are allowed to manage (teacher, non editing teacher or any custom roles)
You may repeat this operation at will without dammages, for example if you forgot some users to unenrol.
(*) : double quotes and spaces, added by some spreadsheet programs will be removed.
(**) : target account must exist in Moodle and be enrolled to this course.
'; $string['massenrollsettings'] = 'Mass enrol settings'; $string['localmassenrolldefaults'] = 'Mass enrol default settings'; $string['enablemassenrol'] = 'Allow mass enrolment from course administration'; $string['enablemassenrol_help'] = 'Check this option to allow extension for mass enrolment in the course administration tree'; $string['enablemassunenrol'] = 'Allow mass unenrolment from course administration'; $string['enablemassunenrol_help'] = 'Check this option to allow extension for mass unenrolment in the course administration tree'; $string['localmassenrollextensions'] = 'Menu extension settings'; $string['mailreportdefault'] = 'Send reports default'; $string['mailreportdefault_help'] = 'Configure the default setting for sending reports for the bulk (un)enrolment forms';