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Roles and access

The difference between students, moderators and administrators, and what each can do.

What you can see and do in EasyClass depends on your role. There are two broad groups: students and staff. Staff is further split into moderators and administrators, and access can be fine-tuned with permission scopes.

The three main roles

Student

Takes courses. Sees only their own enrolled courses, coursework, grades, schedule and invoices.

Moderator

Teaching and support staff. Manages the programs, cohorts or classes they are assigned to.

Administrator

Full access to the organization: setup, people, financials and settings.

Student

Students land in the student experience at /student. They can only access the courses they are enrolled in and their own records. They never see the back-office.

Moderator

Moderators are staff who work in the back-office but with scoped access. A moderator is typically assigned to specific programs, cohorts or classes and manages those. Instructors and professors who teach courses usually hold moderator-level access.

Administrator

Administrators have full access, including organization settings, roles and permissions, financials and every program, class and user.

Permission scopes

Beyond the three roles, EasyClass has a granular permissions system managed under Roles and permissions. Permissions are granted at a scope:

global, program, cohort, class, course, lecture, exam, event, owner

This lets you, for example, make someone a moderator for a single cohort without giving them access to anything else.

Where you are routed after signing in

EasyClass checks your role when you sign in. Students go to the student area, staff go to the admin area. You do not choose: it is decided by your account.

Quick reference

CapabilityStudentModeratorAdministrator
Follow enrolled coursesYesYesYes
Manage assigned classes and cohortsNoYesYes
Create programs and course templatesNoScopedYes
Manage all students and staffNoScopedYes
Financials (invoices, payments, fees)Own onlyScopedYes
Organization settingsNoNoYes

For a complete breakdown, see the Roles and permissions matrix.

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