Reset Your Course
Note: Only users with the reset course capability (by default managers and teachers) can reset a course. Resetting a given activity is irreversible, so ensure that you have taken a Backup of your area including the user data - this is a snapshot and can be reinstated if necessary In your area's Administration block, click on Reset
There are two options for gradebook reset: Delete all grades - Removes all manually added grade items within the course together with grades and data on overridden, excluded, hidden and locked grades. Please note activity grade items are not removed in this option.
Return to your area and check that things are as you want them. (Before you reset) You will need to make sure that you back up the information that you have within your course before you reset.
Resetting a given activity is irreversible, so ensure that you have taken a Backup of your area including the user data - this is a snapshot and can be reinstated if necessary In your area's Administration block, click on Reset Click any Show Advanced button to show all options for that category
From the course you want to reset, click the Reset link in the course Administration block. Moodle takes you to the Reset Course page. Under the General options, set the new course start date and delete all calendar events, course log reports, and user notes.
How To Delete Courses On MoodleLog In. It is definite that you must log into Moodle in order to have the authorization to delete the courses. ... Select Action. ... Select The Category. ... Perform The Action. ... After Deletion. ... Create a Temp Category. ... Move The Courses. ... Delete.
On the Course Management panel, under Course Settings, select Edit course settings. The Edit course settings page will open. On the Edit course settings page, under General, for Course visibility, select Hide or Show. Click Save and display.
Use Site administration > Advanced features > Enable completion tracking (check enabled) in order to allow completion tracking on your site. You can set Completion tracking as On or Off in new courses as a course default in Site administration > Courses > Course default settings.
Delete Courses and SectionsClick Courses in the header.Click My Courses.Click the gear icon to the right of a section you'd like to delete. If there is no gear displayed, click the course's name. A list of course section titles should display below, each with the gear icon menu to the right.Click Delete.
Customizing Moodle Dashboard - How do I delete courses on my Moodle dashboard?Log in to Moodle.From the Course Overview panel, scroll and to find the course you want to hide.Select the three dot button in the course tile.Then select "Remove from view".
On your Courses page in Blackboard, click the three dots next to a course and choose Hide Course. If you would like to unhide your course, click the Filter menu and choose "Hidden from me." Click the three dots next to a course and choose "Show Course."
To hide your course from student view:Click into your course.Click the Settings (wheel) icon and click Edit Settings.Click the dropdown next to Visible and select Hide.
Hide/Show Sections and Items in Moodle CoursesThe message is not visible to students; click on your user name at the top of the screen, choose Switch role to … and choose Auditor to view the page as a student.When you are ready to unhide the item, turn editing on, click the Edit link next to that item and choose Show.
How to Delete an LMS Course AssignmentClick on the name of the course to which you would like to add an assignment.Deleting an Assignment. Click the 'Assignments' tab. ... Click 'Update'. Congratulations, you have deleted an assignment from this LMS course!
Time Management Tips To Complete An Online CourseMake the course a priority. ... Take the course with a friend or colleague. ... Set aside one hour a day to work on the course. ... Make a study plan. ... Make a calendar or schedule. ... Get rid of distractors. ... Set goals and incentives. ... Jump ahead and do what you can when you can.More items...•
The course completion status block allows students to see when they meet the instructors nominated criteria for completing the course. Available criteria is quite extensive, and includes tasks such as achieving a nominated minimum grade, staying enrolled until a specific date, completing one or more activities.
The Gradebook reset options allow you to delete all gradebook items and categories and/or delete all recorded grades within the course. There are two options for gradebook reset:
These Role Reset options allow you to unenrol all users with a particular role within a course (e.g students) as well as remove all role overrides and role assignment specific to the course. This does not affect user role assignments outside the context of the course.
Note: Only users with the reset course capability (by default managers and teachers) can reset a course.
You can also specify a new course start date.
Note that course logs are not deleted (See MDL-43274 )
This allows you to empty a course of user data, while retaining the activities and other settings. Please be warned when choosing items you will delete your chosen user data from this course forever!
These Role Reset options allow you to unenrol all users with a particular role within a course (e.g students) as well as remove all role overrides and role assignment specific to the course. This does not affect user role assignments outside the context of the course.
The Gradebook reset options allow you to delete all gradebook items and categories and/or delete all recorded grades within the course. There are two options for gradebook reset:
The Group reset options provides you with the ability to delete all groups created in the course and/or remove all users from any groups within the course.
Depending on the activities used within a course, you will be provided with the option to remove the user data associated with these learning objects. This includes responses to Choices, Quiz attempts, Feedback Responses, Forum posts (from selected Forum types), Glossary entries etc.
This allows you to empty a course of user data, while retaining the activities and other settings. Please be warned when choosing items you will delete your chosen user data from this course forever!
Log in and go to the course area you want to Reset (you need to have editing permissions on this)
You can set a new Course Start Date for the freshly reset course, delete all Calendar events, delete course log report data and delete all user notes attached to the course.
These Role Reset options allow you to unenrol all users with a particular role within a course (e.g students) as well as remove all role overrides and role assignment specific to the course. This does not affect user role assignments outside the context of the course.
The Gradebook reset options allow you to delete all gradebook items and categories and/or delete all recorded grades within the course. Note that these grades are still recorded against a user's account.
The Group reset options provides you with the ability to delete all groups created in the course and/or remove all users from any groups within the course. Moodle1.9
Depending on the activities used within a course, you will be provided with the option to remove the user data associated with these learning objects. This includes responses to Choices, Quiz attempts, Feedback Responses, Forum posts (from selected Forum types), Glossary entries etc.
If you think you might ever need to view past students’ grades or work, you should make a backup of your course before resetting it. Once a course is reset, the data from previous students is permanently deleted.
On the Course Administration menu, click on Reset .In sites running 3.1 or older, this menu is on your sidebar. In newer versions of Moodle, access this menu via the gear icon in the upper right of your course.
Is there a way to remove activity completion data for a single student within a course, without jeopardizing other students' activity completion reports? We're talking SCORM packages and certificate generation.
Simply put, we haven't found a way, no. You can remove a person's attempts on a SCORM package but you can't reset the entire course for that person as far as we can find.