Are Modules Login Specific?

Hi @neo1664,

Thanks for the report! I couldn’t reproduce this on my test site, however. I’ve added my findings to the GitHub issue as a comment: https://github.com/Automattic/sensei/issues/3570#issuecomment-1179108514

As noted above, here are the steps I’ve taken:

– As an admin, create a course and two modules with draft lessons. Save as a draft.
– As an admin, assign the course to a teacher.
– Log in as the assigned teacher and view the course (Sensei LMS > Courses). Click to enter the course editor.
– As a teacher, I can see the module in the course, although the admin account created these modules.

Can you check to make sure that the course is assigned to the teacher you’re collaborating with?

Here is some helpful information about the Teacher role and accessibility:

When a Teacher is in the WordPress admin, they can only view, edit and manage their own content and Learners.

Teachers can access courses, lessons and questions they created themselves. They can also see courses that are assigned to them by an Administrator.

If a course is assigned to a teacher by an Administrator, all lessons in that course are also assigned to the same teacher.

With the Teacher role, a teacher has limited access to Sensei objects. The modules available to the teacher will only be those that they have created. If a user role changes from admin to teacher then they will lose access to other modules and will no longer see it. An admin user will have to assist these users to move lessons and courses over to the newly created user modules.

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I hope that helps! If you have any further concerns, I recommend adding it directly to the GitHub issue (https://github.com/Automattic/sensei/issues/3570) so our developers can take a look. Thanks!