Edit Group Enrollment

Edit Group Enrollment

How to Edit Group Enrollment for a Course Participant

1. To change or updated which group your students are in, begin by navigating to your course.

2. Click the 3 lines on the left of your screen in order to navigate to participants.

3. Click "Participants"

4. Find any student's name, click on the pencil icon under the "Groups" column.

5. Drop down or type the group you need your student to be in.

6. Choose desired group.

7. Make sure to click the "Save" icon.

To Remove Your Student from a Group:

1. In order to remove a student from a group, click the pencil icon.

2. Click "×"

3. Make sure to click the "Save" icon


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