UCLA Public/Private patch for Moodle

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This document discusses a simple and low-cost way to make parts of a Moodle course available as open educational resources without having to maintain a separate public course. It introduces the UCLA Public/Private patch, which allows teachers to control which parts of their existing Moodle course are visible to the public versus private enrolled users. The patch requires no additional resources and leverages existing practices and behaviors to lower barriers for teachers to start sharing materials openly while still protecting private content.

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