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# Modifying the Roles in a Course

## Modifying Role&#x20;

### 1. Go to "People"

In the "People" menu, the window will display a list of individuals who are in the course.

![](/files/-MTd-jdHaPjAo9hvycrQ)

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### 2. Select the person you want to change the role and click the symbol<img src="/files/-MTd0g5ddiR6YkblFUrm" alt="" data-size="original">&#x20;

After that, click on "**Edit Role**".

![](/files/-MU8Gr2hqHxplpOjyh1K)

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### 3. The system will display the "Edit Course Role" window of the selected user as shown in the image.

Scroll down to view availabe roles.

![](/files/-MU8HMWYNl0OaLvy8-gB)

After that, select the new role you want to assign, and click **"Update"** to confirm the selection.

![](/files/-MU8He9Slk9Wrfc79sdd)

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### 4. Role is changed successfully

The system will notify as shown below.

![](/files/-MU8LF7rC-N2OYKQJIBG)

The role of the selected user will change immedieatly.

![](/files/-MU8I05QRIRdvLtOjS_z)

## Modifying Role (annimated image)

![](/files/-MUBdaInLxzKd1tctX7j)


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