There are numerous ways to control access to a course so let’s cover a couple of common examples.

The course can be free of charge. This can be further controlled by the content only being available if you are registered on the site or it could accessible without registering. In this case, registering provides tracking of the student’s progress and future activity on the site.

The course could be made available to the general public for a one time fee or as a member for a period of time. It may be a course not visible to the public and through private access.

Each course can be set up separately to managed by the course administrator.