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new place for reports

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	==Course completion report==		==Course completion report==

	Course completion info can be viewed by managers, teachers and non-editing teachers (and any other users with the capability [[Capabilities/report/completion:view\|report/completion:view]]) in ''~~Navigation~~ > ~~Courses > My course > Reports~~ > Course completion'' or via a link in the [[Course completion status block]].		Course completion info can be viewed by managers, teachers and non-editing teachers (and any other users with the capability [[Capabilities/report/completion:view\|report/completion:view]]) in ''Administration> Course administration > Course completion'' or via a link in the [[Course completion status block]].

	==See also==		==See also==

Tsala: image positioning

2012-06-27T13:29:51Z

image positioning

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			==Ways of using course completion==

	Course completion can be used in many ways. It is important to remember that this feature is only a reporting feature.		Course completion can be used in many ways. It is important to remember that this feature is only a reporting feature.

	While course completion will not lock a student out of another course, it will allow a teacher to see if a student has completed the recommended prerequisite courses.		While course completion will not lock a student out of another course, it will allow a teacher to see if a student has completed the recommended prerequisite courses.

	~~[[File:Course completion report teacher 2.png\|thumb\|center\|Example 1: Three students have completed the prerequisites for this course]]~~

	It can also work with [[Activity completion]] to show students the activities they have completed. This can be via a check mark next to the activity on the course's home page, or by looking at the [[Course completion status block]].		It can also work with [[Activity completion]] to show students the activities they have completed. This can be via a check mark next to the activity on the course's home page, or by looking at the [[Course completion status block]].
	~~[[File:Course completion course homepage student view.png\|thumb\|center\|Example 2: Student has completed Lesson, not the quiz]]~~

	It is a way to ensure that the teaching team's members sign off that a student has completed the course. For example, Teacher B is the instructor for Course2, which has a recommended prerequisite for completing Course1. Teacher B, is the non-editing teacher in Course1 and must check the box that indicates the student has completed the course.		It is a way to ensure that the teaching team's members sign off that a student has completed the course. For example, Teacher B is the instructor for Course2, which has a recommended prerequisite for completing Course1. Teacher B, is the non-editing teacher in Course1 and must check the box that indicates the student has completed the course.

			{\|
			\| [[File:Course completion report teacher 2.png\|thumb\|Example 1: Three students have completed the prerequisites for this course]]
			\| [[File:Course completion course homepage student view.png\|thumb\|Example 2: Student has completed Lesson, not the quiz]]
			\|}

	:In the Example 1 image, the teacher has not checked off that "Test User1" has finished this course.		:In the Example 1 image, the teacher has not checked off that "Test User1" has finished this course.

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	A course completion setting may require the student to confirm they have completed the course. Students do this by using the [[Self completion block]]		A course completion setting may require the student to confirm they have completed the course. Students do this by using the [[Self completion block]]

	[[Image:Selfcompletionblock.png\|thumb~~\|center~~\|Self completion block]]		{\|
			\| [[Image:Selfcompletionblock.png\|thumb\|Self completion block]]
			\|}

	A course completion setting may require a student to manually mark an activity when they believe they have finished it.		A course completion setting may require a student to manually mark an activity when they believe they have finished it.
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	===Manual marking by teacher examples===		===Manual marking by teacher examples===
	In order for a teacher (or non editing teacher, Manager or other role) to mark a course as complete, the appropriate box in the ''Manual Completion by''.. section must be checked in the completion tracking settings.		In order for a teacher (or non editing teacher, Manager or other role) to mark a course as complete, the appropriate box in the ''Manual Completion by''.. section must be checked in the completion tracking settings.
	~~[[Image:Coursecompletion.png\|thumb\|center\|Example3 - Where just course completion with a teacher check is being used.]]~~

	The teacher then accesses the [[Course completion status block]] and checks the names of the students who are deemed to have completed the course.		The teacher then accesses the [[Course completion status block]] and checks the names of the students who are deemed to have completed the course.
	[[File:Course completion report teacher 01.PNG\|thumb\|center\|Example 4: Teacher has marked 2 students as completing the course, evidently one student met the requirements without completing the Lesson or Quiz]]

	==Course ~~Completion~~ based on specified criteria==		{\|
			\| [[Image:Coursecompletion.png\|thumb\|center\|Example 3: Just course completion with a teacher check is being used]]
			\| [[File:Course completion report teacher 01.PNG\|thumb\|center\|Example 4: Teacher has marked 2 students as completing the course, evidently one student met the requirements without completing the Lesson or Quiz]]
			\|}

			==Course completion based on specified criteria==
	It is possible to have a course marked as complete dependent on a combination of specified criteria such as activities completed, grade achieved or length of time spent in the course. This is decided in the ''overall criteria type aggregation''.		It is possible to have a course marked as complete dependent on a combination of specified criteria such as activities completed, grade achieved or length of time spent in the course. This is decided in the ''overall criteria type aggregation''.

Tsala: /* Course completion report */ capability

2012-01-19T11:38:40Z

Course completion report: capability

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	==Course completion report==		==Course completion report==

	Course completion info can be ~~found~~ in ''Navigation > Courses > My course > Reports > Course completion'' or via a link in the [[Course completion status block]].		Course completion info can be viewed by managers, teachers and non-editing teachers (and any other users with the capability [[Capabilities/report/completion:view\|report/completion:view]]) in ''Navigation > Courses > My course > Reports > Course completion'' or via a link in the [[Course completion status block]].

	==See also==		==See also==

Tsala: Category:Report

2011-10-17T14:38:15Z

Category:Report

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	==Manual completions==		==Manual completions==
	Depending upon the settings, course completion can require that an activity or the entire course be manually marked as complete. The settings will allow any number of combinations. For example, an activity might require the student to receive a minimum score and have the non-editing teacher manually check complete. Or merely require the student to check an activity or the course as complete.		Depending upon the settings, course completion can require that an activity or the entire course be manually marked as complete. The settings will allow any number of combinations. For example, an activity might require the student to receive a minimum score and have the non-editing teacher manually check complete. Or merely require the student to check an activity or the course as complete.



	===Manual marking by student examples===		===Manual marking by student examples===
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	:See Example 1, Example 2 and Example 4.		:See Example 1, Example 2 and Example 4.

	==~~Viewing~~ Course ~~Completion~~==		==Course completion report==

	Course completion info can be found in ''Navigation > Courses > My course > Reports > Course completion'' or via a link in the [[Course completion status block]].		Course completion info can be found in ''Navigation > Courses > My course > Reports > Course completion'' or via a link in the [[Course completion status block]].
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	*[[Course completion status block]]		*[[Course completion status block]]
	*[[Self completion block]]		*[[Self completion block]]

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Rcollman o 18:08, 11 paź 2011

2011-10-11T18:08:14Z

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	Course completion can be used in many ways. It is important to remember that this feature is only a reporting feature.		Course completion can be used in many ways. It is important to remember that this feature is only a reporting feature.

	While course completion will not lock a student out of another course, it will allow a teacher to see if a student has completed the recommended ~~prerequisite the Aggregation method "All"~~ prerequisite courses.		While course completion will not lock a student out of another course, it will allow a teacher to see if a student has completed the recommended prerequisite courses.

	[[File:Course completion report teacher 2.png\|thumb\|center\|Example 1: Three students have completed the prerequisites for this course]]		[[File:Course completion report teacher 2.png\|thumb\|center\|Example 1: Three students have completed the prerequisites for this course]]

Rcollman: reorder images and some facts - thanks mary

2011-10-10T13:28:09Z

reorder images and some facts - thanks mary

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	While course completion will not lock a student out of another course, it will allow a teacher to see if a student has completed the recommended prerequisite the Aggregation method "All" prerequisite courses.		While course completion will not lock a student out of another course, it will allow a teacher to see if a student has completed the recommended prerequisite the Aggregation method "All" prerequisite courses.
	[[File:Course completion report teacher 2.png\|thumb\|center\|Example 2: Three students have completed the prerequisites for this course]]		[[File:Course completion report teacher 2.png\|thumb\|center\|Example 1: Three students have completed the prerequisites for this course]]

	It can also work with [[Activity completion]] to show students the activities they have completed. This can be via a check mark next to the activity on the course's home page, or by looking at the [[Course completion status block]].		It can also work with [[Activity completion]] to show students the activities they have completed. This can be via a check mark next to the activity on the course's home page, or by looking at the [[Course completion status block]].
	[[File:Course completion course homepage student view.png\|thumb\|center\|Example 1: Student has completed Lesson, not the quiz]]		[[File:Course completion course homepage student view.png\|thumb\|center\|Example 2: Student has completed Lesson, not the quiz]]

	It is a way to ensure that the teaching team's members sign off that a student has completed the course. For example, Teacher B is the instructor for Course2, which has a recommended prerequisite for completing Course1. Teacher B, is the non-editing teacher in Course1 and must check the box that indicates the student has completed the course.		It is a way to ensure that the teaching team's members sign off that a student has completed the course. For example, Teacher B is the instructor for Course2, which has a recommended prerequisite for completing Course1. Teacher B, is the non-editing teacher in Course1 and must check the box that indicates the student has completed the course.
	:In the Example 2 image, the teacher has not checked off that "Test User1" has finished this course.		:In the Example 1 image, the teacher has not checked off that "Test User1" has finished this course.

	Courses can be linked via their course completion criterion.		Courses can be linked via their course completion criterion.
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	===Manual marking by student examples===		===Manual marking by student examples===
	~~On the course homepage, the student may see a box to check as a self completion of the activity. See Example 1 above.~~

	A course completion setting may require the student to confirm they have completed the course. Students do this by using the [[Self completion block]]		A course completion setting may require the student to confirm they have completed the course. Students do this by using the [[Self completion block]]

	[[Image:Selfcompletionblock.png\|thumb\|center\|Self completion block]]		[[Image:Selfcompletionblock.png\|thumb\|center\|Self completion block]]

			A course completion setting may require a student to manually mark an activity when they believe they have finished it.
			On the course homepage, the student may see a box to check as a self completion of the activity. See Example 1 above.

	===Manual marking by teacher examples===		===Manual marking by teacher examples===
	In order for a teacher (or non editing teacher, Manager or other role) to mark a course as complete, the appropriate box in the ''Manual Completion by''.. section must be checked in the completion tracking settings.		In order for a teacher (or non editing teacher, Manager or other role) to mark a course as complete, the appropriate box in the ''Manual Completion by''.. section must be checked in the completion tracking settings.
			[[Image:Coursecompletion.png\|thumb\|center\|Example3 - Where just course completion with a teacher check is being used.]]

			The teacher then accesses the [[Course completion status block]] and checks the names of the students who are deemed to have completed the course.
	[[File:Course completion report teacher 01.PNG\|thumb\|center\|Example 4: Teacher has marked 2 students as completing the course, evidently one student met the requirements without completing the Lesson or Quiz]]		[[File:Course completion report teacher 01.PNG\|thumb\|center\|Example 4: Teacher has marked 2 students as completing the course, evidently one student met the requirements without completing the Lesson or Quiz]]

	The teacher then accesses the [[Course completion status block]] and checks the names of the students who are deemed to have completed the course. After the next cron job the course will be marked complete -see screenshot:
	~~[[Image:Coursecompletion.png\|thumb\|center]]~~

	==Course Completion based on specified criteria==		==Course Completion based on specified criteria==
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	*unenrolment		*unenrolment

	:See Example 1, Example 2, and Example 4.		:See Example 1, Example 2 and Example 4.

	==Viewing Course Completion==		==Viewing Course Completion==

Rcollman: Move order, mentionactivity completion which can be part of course completion

2011-10-10T13:18:36Z

Move order, mentionactivity completion which can be part of course completion

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	{{Course completion}}		{{Course completion}}
	Course completion can be used in many ways. It is important to remember that this feature is only a reporting feature.		Course completion can be used in many ways. It is important to remember that this feature is only a reporting feature.

	It can provide a visual clue to students of the activities they have completed. This can be via a check mark next to the activity on the course's home page, or by looking at the [[Course completion status block]].
	~~[[File:Course completion course homepage student view.png\|thumb\|center\|Example 1: Student has completed Lesson, not the quiz]]~~

	While course completion will not lock a student out of another course, it will allow a teacher to see if a student has completed the recommended prerequisite the Aggregation method "All" prerequisite courses.		While course completion will not lock a student out of another course, it will allow a teacher to see if a student has completed the recommended prerequisite the Aggregation method "All" prerequisite courses.
	[[File:Course completion report teacher 2.png\|thumb\|center\|Example 2: Three students have completed the prerequisites for this course]]		[[File:Course completion report teacher 2.png\|thumb\|center\|Example 2: Three students have completed the prerequisites for this course]]

			It can also work with [[Activity completion]] to show students the activities they have completed. This can be via a check mark next to the activity on the course's home page, or by looking at the [[Course completion status block]].
			[[File:Course completion course homepage student view.png\|thumb\|center\|Example 1: Student has completed Lesson, not the quiz]]

	It is a way to ensure that the teaching team's members sign off that a student has completed the course. For example, Teacher B is the instructor for Course2, which has a recommended prerequisite for completing Course1. Teacher B, is the non-editing teacher in Course1 and must check the box that indicates the student has completed the course.		It is a way to ensure that the teaching team's members sign off that a student has completed the course. For example, Teacher B is the instructor for Course2, which has a recommended prerequisite for completing Course1. Teacher B, is the non-editing teacher in Course1 and must check the box that indicates the student has completed the course.

Rcollman: /* Manual marking by student examples */ Move information to selfcompletion block

2011-10-10T12:09:03Z

Manual marking by student examples: Move information to selfcompletion block

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	On the course homepage, the student may see a box to check as a self completion of the activity. See Example 1 above.		On the course homepage, the student may see a box to check as a self completion of the activity. See Example 1 above.

	A course completion setting may require the student to confirm they have completed the course.		A course completion setting may require the student to confirm they have completed the course. Students do this by using the [[Self completion block]]

	[[Image:Selfcompletionblock.png\|thumb\|center\|Self completion block]]		[[Image:Selfcompletionblock.png\|thumb\|center\|Self completion block]]

	~~To allow a student to decide for themselves when they have completed a course, there are two requirements:~~
	* The [[Course completion tracking\|completion tracking setting]] must have the "Manual Self Completion" box checked.
	* The [[Self completion block]] must be added to the course.
	~~The student may then click the "complete course link" in the block.~~

	~~They are then asked to confirm they have completed the course and the course status will change to "complete" after the next cron job.:~~

	~~[[Image:Selfcompletionstatus.png\|thumb\|center\|Student view of status change in Course completion status block before and after cron]]~~

	===Manual marking by teacher examples===		===Manual marking by teacher examples===

Rcollman: This is better. Could do more but

2011-10-10T12:05:17Z

This is better. Could do more but

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	Course completion can be used in many ways. It is important to remember that this feature is only a reporting feature.		Course completion can be used in many ways. It is important to remember that this feature is only a reporting feature.

	It can provide a visual clue to students of the activities they have completed. This can be via a check mark next to the activity on the course's home page, or by looking at the [[Course completion status block]].		It can provide a visual clue to students of the activities they have completed. This can be via a check mark next to the activity on the course's home page, or by looking at the [[Course completion status block]].
			[[File:Course completion course homepage student view.png\|thumb\|center\|Example 1: Student has completed Lesson, not the quiz]]

			While course completion will not lock a student out of another course, it will allow a teacher to see if a student has completed the recommended prerequisite the Aggregation method "All" prerequisite courses.
			[[File:Course completion report teacher 2.png\|thumb\|center\|Example 2: Three students have completed the prerequisites for this course]]

	~~While it can not lock a student out of another course, it will allow a teacher to see if a student has completed the recommended prerequisite the Aggregation method "All" prerequisite courses.~~

	It is a way to ensure that the teaching team's members sign off that a student has completed the course. For example, Teacher B is the instructor for Course2, which has a recommended prerequisite for completing Course1. Teacher B, is the non-editing teacher in Course1 and must check the box that indicates the student has completed the course.		It is a way to ensure that the teaching team's members sign off that a student has completed the course. For example, Teacher B is the instructor for Course2, which has a recommended prerequisite for completing Course1. Teacher B, is the non-editing teacher in Course1 and must check the box that indicates the student has completed the course.
			:In the Example 2 image, the teacher has not checked off that "Test User1" has finished this course.

	Courses can be linked via their course completion criterion.		Courses can be linked via their course completion criterion.
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	==Manual completions==		==Manual completions==
	Depending upon the settings, course completion can require that an activity or the entire course be manually marked as complete. The settings will allow any number of combinations. For example, an activity might require the student to receive a minimum score and have the non-editing teacher manually check complete. Or merely require the student to check an activity or the course as complete.		Depending upon the settings, course completion can require that an activity or the entire course be manually marked as complete. The settings will allow any number of combinations. For example, an activity might require the student to receive a minimum score and have the non-editing teacher manually check complete. Or merely require the student to check an activity or the course as complete.



	===Manual marking by student examples===		===Manual marking by student examples===
	[[Image:Selfcompletionblock.png\|thumb\|Self completion block]]To allow a student to decide for themselves when they have completed a course, there are two requirements:		On the course homepage, the student may see a box to check as a self completion of the activity. See Example 1 above.
	* ~~in the~~ [[Course completion tracking\|completion tracking ~~settings link~~]] the ~~setting~~ Manual Self Completion ~~must be enabled~~
	* ~~the~~ Self ~~Completion~~ block must be added to the course.		A course completion setting may require the student to confirm they have completed the course.

			[[Image:Selfcompletionblock.png\|thumb\|center\|Self completion block]]

			To allow a student to decide for themselves when they have completed a course, there are two requirements:
			* The [[Course completion tracking\|completion tracking setting]] must have the "Manual Self Completion" box checked.
			* The [[Self completion block]] must be added to the course.
	The student may then click the "complete course link" in the block.		The student may then click the "complete course link" in the block.

	They are then asked to confirm they have completed the course and the course status will change to "complete" after the next cron job~~- explanatory screenshot here~~:		They are then asked to confirm they have completed the course and the course status will change to "complete" after the next cron job.:

	[[Image:Selfcompletionstatus.png]]		[[Image:Selfcompletionstatus.png\|thumb\|center\|Student view of status change in Course completion status block before and after cron]]

	===Manual marking by teacher examples===		===Manual marking by teacher examples===
	In order for a teacher (or non editing teacher, Manager or other role) to mark a course as complete, the appropriate box in the ''Manual Completion by''.. section must be checked in the ~~conmpletion~~ tracking settings.		In order for a teacher (or non editing teacher, Manager or other role) to mark a course as complete, the appropriate box in the ''Manual Completion by''.. section must be checked in the completion tracking settings.
			[[File:Course completion report teacher 01.PNG\|thumb\|center\|Example 4: Teacher has marked 2 students as completing the course, evidently one student met the requirements without completing the Lesson or Quiz]]

	The teacher then accesses the [[Course completion status block]] and checks the names of the students who are deemed to have completed the course. After the next cron job the course will be marked complete -see screenshot:		The teacher then accesses the [[Course completion status block]] and checks the names of the students who are deemed to have completed the course. After the next cron job the course will be marked complete -see screenshot:
	[[Image:Coursecompletion.png]]		[[Image:Coursecompletion.png\|thumb\|center]]

	==Course Completion based on specified criteria==		==Course Completion based on specified criteria==
	It is possible to have a course marked as complete dependent on a combination of specified criteria such as activities completed, grade achieved or length of time spent in the course. This is decided in the ''overall criteria type aggregation''		It is possible to have a course marked as complete dependent on a combination of specified criteria such as activities completed, grade achieved or length of time spent in the course. This is decided in the ''overall criteria type aggregation''.

	The settings for automatic course completion are described in more detail in [[Course completion settings]] and these include:		The settings for automatic course completion are described in more detail in [[Course completion settings]] and these include:
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	*unenrolment		*unenrolment

			:See Example 1, Example 2, and Example 4.

	==Viewing Course Completion==		==Viewing Course Completion==