How to manually enroll students in your courses?

Introduction

This article covers how to enroll students manually and give them access to courses on your website.

Do I have to enroll students for my course manually?

Most of the time, you don't have to enroll students, this is only needed in certain situations.

Normally, most students will be enrolled automatically when they sign in to your custom domain name or the URL of your website. 

However, there are instances when you have to manually enroll your students so that they can take your course.

To make sure anyone can purchase your courses, you have to make your courses public.

To do this, kindly login to your account >> click Courses >> Edit Course >> Landing Page and tick both the make this a private course slider and then make this a hidden course slider. 

When does manual enrollment become an option?

Manual enrollment becomes an option when you set your course to private/hidden or receive payments from your students outside the platform.

To do this, login to your account >> click courses >> edit course >> landing page and activate the make this a private or hidden course slider. 

Here are the differences between courses that are private and courses that are hidden:

Private Courses are publicly visible to anyone; however, they cannot be bought by anyone online because there is no option for using PayPal or Stripe.

Hidden Courses are just like private courses, they can't be purchased by students using Stripe or PayPal.

But besides that, they are also not visible online at all. The only way your students can view the course is when they are signed in, and you have manually enrolled them.

How to enroll students in Private or Hidden Courses automatically

A way to manually enroll your students is through the Manage Students screen:

Manage Group Feature

To do this, kindly login to your account => Admin => by your left-hand side, scroll down, and click Manage Students => then click Manage Groups.

Here, you can create different groups to add your students to and assign courses to these groups.

After creating the group, you can add existing students to the group, and assign courses to the group. You can also invite external students into the group by generating invitation links.

Note: Any student who is given the group link will automatically get access to the course that has been assigned to the group.

Invite Students Feature

Here, you can create invitation links and send them to their students to formally invite them to your platform.

To do this, kindly login to your account => Admin => by your left-hand side, scroll down, and click Manage Students => then click Invite Students.

While creating this link, you can specify the groups you want your students to belong to, and how many students can use the link.

You can also set an expiry date for the redemption of the link.

After creating this link, you can then send it to your students, so that they can sign up on your website, and start taking their courses.

Manual Enrollment as Users

To manually enroll your students, log in to your account >> click Admin >> by your left-hand side, scroll down, and click Manage Students >> Create User >> Fill in the form >> Create User.

After this has been done, an invitation email will be sent to your student's email addresses so that they can create their passwords, and sign in to take the course.

How do I manually enroll students for my courses?

After creating the students as users, log in to your account >> click Admin >> Manage Students >> click each student's email address => Add course and choose the desired course.

After this, the students would be able to access the courses you have enrolled them in.

Please note that you can enroll students in many courses.

Conclusion

The manual enrollment of students for a course is mainly used by content creators who sell courses to companies via wire transfer and creators whose countries can't make use of PayPal or Stripe.

Kindly refer to the steps in this link for more information on how to manage your students.


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