Session Booking

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Session Booking
Type Local module
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Maintainer(s) Mustafa Hajjar

Session Booking is a plugin that allows aviation training organizations (ATO) manage instructor-led training sessions. The plugin allows student pilots to post their availability for instructor-led sessions, and instructors to book sessions against student availability. It provides a workflow that starts with students posting availability time slots, instructors booking against student posted time slots, and finally instructors grading assignments associated with joint session.

The plugin also allows course managers in assigning students to specific instructors, and monitor instructor participation in instructor-led sessions. In addition, student sessions are prioritized based on a weighted scoring mechanism based on four variables: session recency, lesson completion, course activity, and availability posting. Also, priority can be configured to give more weight to any of the four variables in the plugin settings.

The module was created and is currently maintained by Mustafa Hajjar.

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Installation

Moodle plugins install

1. Download SessionBooking zip

2. Site administration > Plugins > Install plugins

3. Drop or upload the zip file

CLI install

$ cd [path-to-moodle]\local
$ mkdir booking
$ cd booking
$ git clone https://github.com/zcodemonkeyz/SessionBooking.git

Features

The following are the highlights and key features of Session Booking.

Availability posting

1. $ cd [path-to-moodle]\local.

Booking sessions

Student pilot logbook

How to report a bug

Capabilities

Roles and capabilities are supported since the version for Moodle 1.9. Beta User role can be defined to soft-launch the plugin.

Feature ideas and requests

Note: This section will be moved to the tracker feature requests.