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The document provides instructions for adding a teaching assistant in a course on an LMS platform. It outlines 4 steps: opening the course, clicking enrollment methods, selecting enroll users, and searching for the user by name or email to assign them the role of teacher assistant. Following these steps allows an instructor to add a teaching assistant and give them access to assist with a course on the LMS.
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- 1. Adding a TA in your course User Manual
- 2. Adding a TA in your course User Manual Introduction You can add a TA in your course by following the steps below: Adding a TA Step 1: Open the course on LMS in which you would like to add the user as a TA. In the Settings block on the left side of your LMS course page, click on “Users” to expand the node. 1
- 3. Step 2 In the expanded list click on “Enrollment methods” as shown in the screen shot below: Adding a TA Step 3 In the “Enrollment methods” select “Enroll users” button as shown in the screenshot below: 2
- 4. Step 4 Now you can select the user by typing his name or email address in the “search” field below the “Not enrolled users” box. A list of users would appear from which you should carefully choose the user by confirming his registration no. ( which appears in front of their names) or through their email ids. The role of the user can be selected by selecting “Teacher Assistant” from the “assign role” drop down. Then press the “Add” button to complete the process of adding a TA. Adding a TA 3