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* Ordering can be done by times/deadlines or by the ordering of activities in the course.
* Ordering can be done by times/deadlines or by the ordering of activities in the course.
* There is an overview page allowing teachers to see the progress of all students in a class, which is helpful for finding students at risk.
* There is an overview page allowing teachers to see the progress of all students in a class, which is helpful for finding students at risk.
* Adding the Progress Bar block to the My home page shows users a combined view of their progress on all courses (where the block is set up).
* Adding the Progress Bar block to the [[Dashboard]] shows users a combined view of their progress on all courses (where the block is set up).
[[Image:Overview_of_students.png|The overview page]]
[[Image:Overview_of_students.png|The overview page]]



Revision as of 22:14, 25 October 2015

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Features

A progress bar for a student
  • The Progress Bar is a time-management tool for students.
  • It visually shows what activities/resources a student is supposed to interact with in a course.
  • It is colour coded so students can quickly see what they have and have not completed/viewed.
  • The teacher selects which pre-existing activities/resources are to be included in the Progress Bar and when they should be completed/viewed.
  • Ordering can be done by times/deadlines or by the ordering of activities in the course.
  • There is an overview page allowing teachers to see the progress of all students in a class, which is helpful for finding students at risk.
  • Adding the Progress Bar block to the Dashboard shows users a combined view of their progress on all courses (where the block is set up).

The overview page

Installation

The Progress Bar block is added like other blocks (How to install a block).

Setting up a Progress Bar

Once the progress bar is installed, you can use it in a course as follows.

  1. Turn editing on
  2. Create your activities/resources as normal
  3. Add the Progress Bar block to your page (How to add a block)
  4. Move your Progress Bar block into a prominent position (click and drag the block title)
  5. Choose to:
    • Monitor all activities (pre-fills configuration page)
    • Select which activities to monitor (start from scratch)
  6. Set the activities/resources you want shown in the block to "Yes" and those you don't to "No".
  7. Set the date and time when the activity/resource is expected to be completed/viewed by (some activities have deadlines set, if so, that deadline can be used or another can be set in the Progress Bar block configuration).
  8. Save changes.

Hidden items will not appear in the Progress Bar until they are unhidden. This is useful for a scheduled release of activities.

Links

Available translations

This plugin has been (partly or completely) translated in AMOS to these 14 languages by Sept 2014:

  • Basque (eu)
  • Chinese (Traditional/Big5) (zh_tw)
  • Dutch (nl)
  • Finnish (fi)
  • French (fr)
  • German (de)
  • Hebrew (he)
  • Japanese (ja)
  • Macedonian (mk)
  • Norwegian (no)
  • Portuguese (Brazil) (pt_br)
  • Russian (ru)
  • Spanish (International) (es)
  • Spanish - Mexico (es_mx)

The documentation (this page that you are reading now) is available in spanish at Bloque de barra de progreso.

Acknowledgements

  • Thanks to:
    • Toshimi Hatanaka for contributing a Japanese translation
    • Yvonne Schneider and Joachim Vogelgesang for contributing a German translation
    • Maria João Spilker for contributing a Portuguese-Brazilian translation
    • Pieter Wolters for contributing a Dutch translation
    • Fernando Sánchez for contributing a Spanish translation
    • Fabien Sartoretti for contributing a French translation
    • Adam Levy for contributing queries and strings for Hot Potatoes support
    • Petras Virzintas for contributing queries for Turnitin support
    • Willian Mano for helping with the modern look CSS
    • Matthieu Rolland for contributing queries for the Questionnaire module
    • Johan Reinalda for contributing global config changes for block colours
    • German Valero for Spanish - Mexico translation of the block and this page.

Videos

<mediaplayer>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06LA5Cv9Fhw</mediaplayer>

<mediaplayer>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekH8IfCyGzM</mediaplayer>