In case you want to display the course module navigation on all pages of the course (main, activities, resources), make sure to check permission of the block and display it on "every page". == Last release is compatible with Moodle 3.11and fix some issues ==
We need a behavior that prevent users from accessing anything in course two if course one is not complete. On a module, my Add Restriction popup has "Course Completed" with only a yes or no value. I was hoping in the Course completed options I could select another course that needs to be completed before any module in course two could be accessed.
1 Where do I have to start?; 2 How can I check required variables like "Course Module ID" and "widget ID"?; 3 Are some more variables needed to check for security reasons?; 4 What is provided "for free" by the Moodle environment? That is, which set of variables are provided as "ready to use"? 5 Why is this set of variables so important?; 6 My module lives in the view.php page only.
course_sections.sequence contains module id and for the same module course_modules.section does not match the section id (note that autofix will think that section sequence is more important!) Edit anything in the course (for example, open /course/edit.php page and save even without making any changes) - this will result in rebuilding the cache ...
1:206:43Show or hide your courses or course content in Moodle 3.9 - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipIf i want to change that i just click that drop down and i can select show now that course will beMoreIf i want to change that i just click that drop down and i can select show now that course will be visible. And then always whenever you make changes remember to scroll to the bottom of the screen.
To login to Moodle Modules, first log into Moodle and select Staff and Moodle Modules from the top menu bar: When prompted, enter your YSJ IT username and password. The first page you will see when you login is the My Modules page. Figure 1 - My Modules page, with no modules displayed.
You can also get the course module id from a module instance, for example see: https://github.com/moodle/moodle/blob/master/mod/page/view.php#L36.Jul 14, 2021
You can also look for your course in the main section of the Moodle homepage, underneath the “Search courses” box, in the “My courses” section. After the active courses, you will see your inactive courses listed here in approximately reverse chronological order.Jul 22, 2013
A Module is a collection of files, pages, assignments, quizzes and other course content. Identify and make a list your course modules. This can be done in several ways: by content-‐specific topics or unit specific. by day/week or time frame.
countable noun. A module is one of the separate parts of a course taught at a college or university.
The Database activity allows the teacher and/or students to build, display and search a bank of record entries about any conceivable topic. The format and structure of these entries can be almost unlimited, including images, files, URLs, numbers and text amongst other things.Feb 9, 2021
Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning EnvironmentThe word Moodle was originally an acronym for Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment, which is mostly useful to programmers and education theorists.May 7, 2013
Hide/Show Entire Moodle CourseClick on the gear icon (Actions menu) in the top right corner of the course site.Choose Edit Settings.Under General, click on the Course Visibility drop-down menu and choose Hide.Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click Save and Display.Aug 1, 2019
Courses may not be visible in Moodle until after the course has started. If you're currently enrolled in a course that has started and don't see it in the course list on your Moodle dashboard, please contact your instructor. Especially if it's early in the term, the course may not have been made visible yet.
Organize Your Moodle Course PageCustomize Course Image.Avoid Unnecessary Content on your Course Page.Customize Section Names.Provide Summary text for course Sections.Add Text in a Label.Give Resources and Activities Concise, Informative Names.Indent Items in Course Sections to Create an Outline Form.More items...
This is the name of the course. It is displayed as a link on course lists on the Front page and on the Dashboard and in reports. It is also used in the browser title bar when the course is viewed.
The summary appears on the course listings page. This field is searched when searching for a course and also appears in the Course/Site description block.
Teachers can add course tags here, either new tags or official tags. See Using tags for more information.
If enabled by the administrator in Site administration / Courses / Course custom fields, fields may be made available here for the teacher to configure:
An administrator can set course default settings in Administration > Site administration > Courses > Course default settings .
Any/all of the following fields - course full name, short name, ID number and category, summary - may be locked to prevent teachers from editing them. To do so:
A course completion report is available when course completion is enabled.The report can be found via on "Reports" menu item link in the course Administration block and when "Completion tracking" is enabled for the site and course.
Course grade: A "student" meets or exceeds a passing grade in the course. Date: After a specified date all "students" are marked as completed in a course. Duration after enrolment: After a specified amount of time after enrolment (e.g., 12 weeks), a "student" is automatically marked as complete in a course.
Activity Completion provides a fieldset (named "Student progress") which contains a setting (named "Completion tracking") which enables/disables activity completion in a course. We need to rename the setting to describe activity completion and add a setting to enable course completion.
In this case, unlocking an activity's completion settings will require deleting both the activity's completion data and the course's completion data.
If "Passing grade" is enabled as a criteria for course completion, a grader should have the option of seeing completion status (i.e., "complete" / "not complete") as a column in the grader report.
A cron function will check the criteria and update the course_completion_completions table as necessary. Here's a breakdown of the tasks for each criteria, and will need to be optimised for performance and scalability across all courses:
The course settings can be unlocked (via an "Unlock course completion options" button), however a warning message will be displayed stating that unlocking the settings requires deleting all prior course completion data for the course. Once the completion data is deleted, the settings become unlocked (i.e., un-greyed out).
Resetting courses for year end and one of my last courses to reset threw the Invalid course module ID error after hitting the Reset Course button. I found several posts however none really pointed me to a fix. Here is the info from the logs:
I pulled info from the mdl_course_modules table for the course ID of the problem course. I'm assuming one of these entries is missing from one of the related tables.
Tab Display is a resource module used to display course information such as notes, readings, biography or anything for that matter, in a tab structure per chapter/module within a course.
To install, simply extract the contents of the zip file into the moodleroot /mod folder. If you do not have access, or do not know where this folder is, ask your system administrator.
Tab display is a Modules and plugins database page for downloads and more information.
Click on 'Add an activity' and choose 'Checklist'. Enter all the usual information. You can optionally allow students to add their own, private items to the list (this will not affect the overall progress, but may help students to keep note of anything extra they need to do).
On the settings screen you can allow the checklist to import modules from the current course (or just the section the checklist is in).
Labels are not included in checklists by default, as they would be confusing for most people.