Rol paterno
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El rol de Padre puede usarse para proporcionarle a los padres/mentores/tutores el permiso para ver cierta información, tal como reportes de actividad, calificaciones, entradas del blog y publicaciones en foros, de sus hijos/aprendices/tutorados.
POR FAVOR, TOME NOTA: Actualmente existe un problema con el rol paterno, lo lo que hace que los padres no puedan ver las calificaciones individuales, solamente el totasl. Vea MDL-43197
Crear un nuevo rol
- As an administrator, go to Administration > Site administration > Users > Permissions > Define roles and click the "Add a new role" button.
- Give the role a name (such as "Parent", but it can be anything appropriate, such as tutor/mentor) and assign it to the user context.
- For archtype role choose "No role."
- Under the heading of Course
- Change moodle/user:viewdetails to allow - to access the student's profile
Under the heading of Users
- Change moodle/user:viewalldetails to allow - to view all aspects of the student's profile
- Change any/all of the following capabilities to allow
- moodle/user:readuserblogs - to read the student's blog entries
- moodle/user:readuserposts - to read the student's forum posts
- moodle/user:viewuseractivitiesreport - to view the student's activity reports and grades
- moodle/user:editprofile - to edit the student's profile
- Click the "Create this role" button.
Some permissions may already be set to "Allow", or the permissions granted here may not be the ones required for that Role. This set of Permissions mean that this Role allows anyone assigned to a Parent Role, then linked to the Student Role, to edit the profile or read the blogs of that Student - not everyone's profile or blogs.
Assigning the parent to the student
- Access the child's profile page, via Site administration ► Users ► Accounts ► Browse list of users
- Go to 'Profile settings for [username]' > 'Roles' >'Assign roles relative to this user'
- Choose the role to assign i.e. Parent
- Select the parent in the potential users list and use the Add button to add it to the existing users list.
At this point you can return to the "Assign roles in user:" page and you should see that the parent name is now in the "Users with Role" column.
- NOTE:The same parent may be assigned to several students, siblings or otherwise.
Adding multiple parents/mentors at once
If you are interested in assigning several parent roles en masse there is a contributed plugin (use at your own risk) here CONTRIB-3938 which allows you to configure automatic role assignment between users from a database (ex: mentor/mentee or parent/child). You can also read the discussion at http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=70539#p345127)
Adding the Mentees Block
This block needs to be added so parents can see links to their child's profile.
- On the Front Page, turn editing on.
- Go to the Add Blocks block and select the Bloque de aprendices and when it appears, click on the Configuration icon.
- Edit the configuration settings to suit the needs of the site. When complete, save the changes and return to the Front Page.
How a parent sees their child's activities
- Once the mentees block has been added, a parent/mentor sees the link to any children/mentees they are responsible for.
- They click on a name and will be taken to the profile page of that user.
- They then click -next to "Course profiles" - the name of a course the user is enrolled in.
- Grades may then be viewed by clicking in the user's profile > Site Administration>Activity reports>Grades
- Forum posts or similar may also be viewed from the user's profile in Navigation>(Name)>Forum posts (for example)
- To view activity in another course, the parent needs to click back to the user's main profile and then select another course link.
See also
Using Moodle forum discussions:
- Improving navigation:
One small hack that can make the course list a bit more readable, especially for long course lists, is to change the format to a vertical list:
- Edit the moodle/user/view.php file and look for these lines (around line 302-304 in my 2.3.2 installation):
. $cfullname . "</a>, ";
} else {
$courselisting .= $cfullname . ", ";
- and change that to :
. $cfullname . "</a>,
";
} else {
$courselisting .= $cfullname . "
";;
- Then save
This will affect the profile view in a course.
- Edit the moodle/user/profile.php file and look for these lines (around line 3332 in my 2.3.2 installation):
$courselisting .= "<a href=\"{$CFG->wwwroot}/user/view.php?id={$user->id}&course={$mycourse->id}\" $class >" . format_string($mycourse->fullname) . "</a>, ";
- and change that to :
$courselisting .= "<a href=\"{$CFG->wwwroot}/user/view.php?id={$user->id}&course={$mycourse->id}\" $class >" . format_string($mycourse->fullname) . "</a>,
";
- Then save
This will affect the profile view from the main page.