To re-position a topic block in your course, move your mouse to the top-right corner of that block, and click on the arrow for the direction in which you want the block to move: You may need to continue clicking on the up or down arrows until all the blocks are in the desired order.
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With AJAX turned off, you can move blocks up and down one position at a time, clicking on up and down arrow icons to change the order of the blocks in the course. Below are step-by-step instructions on how to move topic blocks without AJAX:
When the Edit Mode is in the on position, Moodle allows you to change the order of the topic blocks in your course by dragging a block to a new location.
If you click and hold on the "cross-hairs" icon in the top-left corner of the block that you want to move, you can drag that block up or down in the course, dropping the block to a new location above or below other existing blocks:
Your second topic block will have up and down arrows, since the block can be moved in either direction. To re-position a topic block in your course, move your mouse to the top-right corner of that block, and click on the arrow for the direction in which you want the block to move:
A course copy is a replica of an existing course ID, which will include manual customizations, such as reorganized content, uploaded files, and quizzes and assignments. There is a standard 3-5 business day waiting period for a new course copy.
You may set up forums in your course to engage students in class discussions online. You have a variety of options for managing the discussion format and setting rules of engagement for students. You may also choose to make any forum a graded activity to require student participation and score them on their contributions.
You can export a gradebook in a variety of file formats, including plain text, OpenDocument spreadsheet, XML, or Excel spreadsheet. This allows you to store the course grades on a local computer, perform further manual analysis, or print for your records. Download Support Document →. Create a Manually Graded Item.
The order of courses in the Courses block doesn't seem to follow any rule that I can see... it's not alphabetically listed, nor is it listed in the same order the courses are listed on our moodle homepage. Can someone tell me what the ordering rule is, or better yet, how I change the order of the courses in that block? Thank you.
A bug was introduced in 1.4.2 that messed up the ordering, but it's fixed in current versions. The order is the same as the category ordering on the main course listing (from top to bottom).
We have 1.4.3+ running and still have this problem. I have repeated part of my discussion on http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=17118 below:
I did a code review a while ago, and it seems that the courses are ordered by "sortorder" but not grouped by category first. This would explain Teresa's symptoms:
the fix to bug 2497 did not really work for me. I upgraded to 1.4.3.+ (2004083134) but now the sequence is totally out of order as is was some months before. Maybe the reason is that I use nested categories (courses placed in up to three levels of categories)?
I'm not a programmer, but I am on 1.6.2. I discovered that as an admin I can set the order of the course categories and then every time I add a new course I have to sort users alphabetically in the admin courses panel. It's not perfect, but it works. Does this help? If you need clarification - just post again.
Yes I do the same thing as an administrator but that is not the point.
Order block is a market behavior that indicates order collection from financial institutions and banks. Prominent financial institutes and central banks drive the forex market. Therefore, traders must know what they are doing in the market. When the market builds the order block, it moves like a range where most of the investing decisions happen.
In most cases, the price will come back to the order block and test the 50% level before making the final movement. Therefore, if you don’t want to monitor the price, you can take a pending order at a 50% level of the order block.
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Course materials are supplemental materials needed for your course. It is most common to include PDF files or other downloadable files in this area, but you can include anything you’d like (PDFs, images, downloadable audio files, links to other websites, etc.). Next to Course Materials, toggle the switch on.
Pagination refers to the number of course steps that are displayed at one time, before the user has to use small navigation buttons to navigate to subsequent pages to access additional course steps. By default, LearnDash will use your settings from the general settings page, but you may choose to customize this on a course-by-course basis.
Each course can have its own set of display options. In this article, we’ll cover how each display setting affects your course, and how you might want to adjust each setting to fit your particular needs.
You may want to provide a certificate to users who complete a course. There are a few things to keep in mind: You need to create a certificate first, before it will appear in this list. The certificate will become available after the user has completed all steps (lessons, topics & quizzes) associated with the course.
Click the "Turn editing on" button at the top-right of the front page (you need to be logged in as an administrator)
Click the "Turn editing on" button at the top-right of the front page (you need to be logged in as an administrator)
When a resource or activity (like a page, file or forum) is added to the Main menu block on the front page, it will appear in the Site Pages of the Navigation block. If you need the item but don't want it to display then go to Site administration > Appearance > Navigation and uncheck "show front page activities in the navigation".
It is possible to control who sees block on the front page. The following applies to any specified group of people, not just teachers and students.
You can change an item name in Site Administration > Language> Language customisation Select the 'moodle.php' file then search for the words you need to alter.
See Block settings. Using the edit icon in the block heading, go to the configuration page. Look for the "Where this block appears" group and "Display on page types". Depending upon your current context and permissions, you will see different options. One maybe "All pages" or "Any type of course main page", and others.
Your site administrator or some one with more permissions than you decided that block should be there. It is possible to force a block to appear on other pages. For example, a site administrator my force a HTML block on every main course page and determine where it will be, so they may put site messages there.