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==What is Level up! ?==
*Level up! is a customisable block which a teacher can add to a course to give experience points to students as they progress through a course.  
*It displays their current level and progress towards the next level.
*It adds an element of gamification to a course.
 
==How is it set up?==
*With the editing turned on in a course, select Level up! from the 'Add block' menu.
*Access the block on the course page and click the configuration icon.
*Give the block a title and description and save it again.
*Click the links in the block to access different areas:
**'''Information''' - shows how many XP (experience points) are required for each level. You can change this from the '''Levels''' tab.
** '''Ladder''' -  shows the students in order of levels and experience points
**'''Report''' - allows for filtering the students, levels and experience point and allows for manual editing of students' experience points via their progress bar.
**'''Settings''' -allows various options to be turned on or off and offers settings for preventing possible cheating.
 
===Specifying the experience points===
*Once the block is added, if you don't do anything, by default, certain course actions will count towards experience points. You can change this.
*From the '''Rules''' tab, click ''Add rule'' and then decide how many XP points and if you want all or any of the conditions to apply:
 
[[File:rule1a.png]]
 
*Click ''Add a condition'' and then choose from the options available:
[[File:rule2.png]]
*Examples might be:
**'''Activity or resource''' - a particular activity or resource must be completed
**'''Specific event'''- an assignment has been submitted, a quiz completed or a workshop submission uploaded
**'''Event property''' -
**'''Set of conditions''' - similar to a restriction set in [[Restrict access]] a set of conditions must be achieved.
 
==How does it work?==
*As students progress throughout the course and take part in activites, they gain more XP and these XP relate to a set of levels.
*The teacher can decide the number of points to levels in the ''Levels'' tab and students can view this from the '''Information''' link.
*Students can see their progress by clicking the ''Ladder'' link:
 
[[File:studentlevelup1.png]]
 
*They can view their level and progress in the block itself,  and when they move up a level, they are notified (if enabled by the teacher from the  ''Settings'' tab.)
 
[[File:level2.png]]
 
==How can I get it?==
Level up! is a contributed plugin which must be added by an administrator from the  [https://moodle.org/plugins/block_xp plugins directory here.]
 
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Latest revision as of 21:34, 20 August 2016

What is Level up! ?

  • Level up! is a customisable block which a teacher can add to a course to give experience points to students as they progress through a course.
  • It displays their current level and progress towards the next level.
  • It adds an element of gamification to a course.

How is it set up?

  • With the editing turned on in a course, select Level up! from the 'Add block' menu.
  • Access the block on the course page and click the configuration icon.
  • Give the block a title and description and save it again.
  • Click the links in the block to access different areas:
    • Information - shows how many XP (experience points) are required for each level. You can change this from the Levels tab.
    • Ladder - shows the students in order of levels and experience points
    • Report - allows for filtering the students, levels and experience point and allows for manual editing of students' experience points via their progress bar.
    • Settings -allows various options to be turned on or off and offers settings for preventing possible cheating.

Specifying the experience points

  • Once the block is added, if you don't do anything, by default, certain course actions will count towards experience points. You can change this.
  • From the Rules tab, click Add rule and then decide how many XP points and if you want all or any of the conditions to apply:

rule1a.png

  • Click Add a condition and then choose from the options available:

rule2.png

  • Examples might be:
    • Activity or resource - a particular activity or resource must be completed
    • Specific event- an assignment has been submitted, a quiz completed or a workshop submission uploaded
    • Event property -
    • Set of conditions - similar to a restriction set in Restrict access a set of conditions must be achieved.

How does it work?

  • As students progress throughout the course and take part in activites, they gain more XP and these XP relate to a set of levels.
  • The teacher can decide the number of points to levels in the Levels tab and students can view this from the Information link.
  • Students can see their progress by clicking the Ladder link:

studentlevelup1.png

  • They can view their level and progress in the block itself, and when they move up a level, they are notified (if enabled by the teacher from the Settings tab.)

level2.png

How can I get it?

Level up! is a contributed plugin which must be added by an administrator from the plugins directory here.