Managing Users and Permissions
All users who register in different departments of the organization
can be seen in the Users section and the settings related to people's
access can be found here.
The report of users' activities can also be seen in this section in
addition to Dashboard.
Last 24h Active Users: Represents the number of
users who registered in the organization and verified their accounts on the
last day and night and those who registered in at least one training course.
edSPIRIT distinguishes between “registered users” and “active users”.
Your learning system can take any number of registered users who can
login and browse list of courses. Active users are those users who have
registered in one or more courses in a billing cycle. These are
considered as active users in that cycle.
Last Week Active Users: Represents the number of users who registered in the organization, verified their accounts and registered in at least one training course in the last week.
Last Month Active Users: Represents the number of users who registered in the organization, verified their accounts and registered in at least one training course in the last month.
Total Users: Represents the total number
of your registered users on organization.
Username, email, the type of user access and the time of the last
entry of users to the site can be seen on this page. The access status can be
altered by clicking the edit button.
Click on the edit button.
The following issues are editable:
Active: When users register in the organization, an account activation
email is sent to them, and they cannot perform any activities in the
organization until activation. If a user cannot activate her/his account for
any reason, the user's account can be activated from this section. Also, by
disabling this button by the administrator, the user is not able to work on the
site.
Staff: A user whose account is active has access to course
registration in LMS but cannot create a course in CMS. After entering CMS, the
user can request to create a course, which can be seen in the Creator request
section. If the site administrator allows a user to have access to all parts of
CMS and settings of all courses, he gives access to that user by activating
this button.
Superuser: The manager of the organization, as the main owner of the
organization, can enter the admin console with her/his username and password.
If the administrator allows someone else to have this access, by activating
this button, the user has full access to all settings just like the
administrator, and the user can enter her/his user information in the same way
that the site administrator enters the admin console.
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