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==Activities completed==
==Activities completed==
Listed here will be the activities in the course which have [[Activity_completion]] set to them.
This setting will show a list of activities which have [[Activity_completion]] setting defined.  Put a check next to the ones which should count towards course completion.


Check the ones you want to count towards Course Completion.
The "All" aggregation method means that each of the checked activities must meet their Activity completion settings.
 
The "Any" aggregation method means that at least one of the checked activities must meet their Activity completion settings.


==Date==
==Date==

Revision as of 15:35, 9 October 2011


The site administrator must first allow course completion tracking on the site. Then the teacher must enable it in the course. Then the Course settings under the "Completion tracking" link will mean something.

Overall criteria type aggregation

Choose here how you wish to mark the course complete -whether you want Any or All of the requirements that follow to count towards completion.

All means just that, every condition that has been checked. The most restrictive setting.
Any means any one of those conditions that have been specified.

Course prerequisites

  • This setting allows you to have another course as a prerequisite for completing the course you are currently working in.
  • NOTE: Course prerequisite is a "recommendation". The student can enter the course and will NOT be blocked because they have failed to meet the recommended prerequisites. A student must completes the prerequisites for a course AND complete the other requirements for that course, before that course will be marked complete.
  • If completion tracking has not been set for any other courses yet then this link will show the following message:

Courserequisites.png

Manual self completion

If you check the box in this link, then students can mark the course as complete themselves. In order to do this, the Self_completion_block must also be added to the course.

Manual completion by

This setting allows different Roles to mark the course as complete. If used, put a check mark next to the role that can mark the course as complete.

Select the Aggregation method "All" when every role that is marked here must put a check mark in the course completion report in order for the student's course to be marked complete.

Select the Aggregation method "Any" when one or more of the roles that are marked here have put a check mark in the course completion report in order for the student's course to be marked complete.

Activities completed

This setting will show a list of activities which have Activity_completion setting defined. Put a check next to the ones which should count towards course completion.

The "All" aggregation method means that each of the checked activities must meet their Activity completion settings.

The "Any" aggregation method means that at least one of the checked activities must meet their Activity completion settings.

Date

If you check the Enable box you can then set a date, after which the course will be declared complete..

Duration after enrolment

If you check the Enable box you can then choose a number of days after enrolment upon which the course will be marked complete.

Grade

If you check the Enable box you can set a passing grade for the course.

Unenrolment

If you check the box Completion on unenrolment then the student's course will be complete once they have unenrolled.

See also