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Progress Bar

Maintained by Michael de Raadt
A time management tool for you and your students
Price option: Free

Supports Moodle 1.9-3.1 See all versions
Latest release: 9 years ago
Installations: 2164
Downloads (last 90 days): 315

Frankenstyle name: block_progress
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Hi, Slawomir.
This error looks like it's within the SCORM module.
Michael
Hello guys,
I have spotted an issue when you try to connect SCORM activity with progress bar. When SCOMR is not finished by any of students and you log in as a teacher you can use [Overview of students] button to display all progress of all students in course. Then when you click on not-attempted SCORM in any students you will get an error 'Coding error detected, it must be fixed by a programmer: mod_scorm_attempt_bar requires a attemptids value.'. The link to not-attempt by student SCORM leads to URL/mod/scorm/report/userreport.php?id=XXXX&user=XXXX
This was spotted and tested for moodle 3.1
Hi, Bert.
If you use the Completion Progress block, all activities that support completion can be included. I suggest you switch to that.
Michael
Hi Michael,
It would be nice when the activities form Content Pages (https://moodle.org/plugins/mod_icontent) were included
Hello Michael.
Can I export a csv or something looks like the infomations
of the progress bar?
Hi, Sya.
No, sorry. See comments above and try the Completion Progress Block.
Michael
Hi Micheal,
Thanks for developing this great tool. Are you planning to make this block available for Moodle 3.2?
Hi, Joël.
I encourage you to try the Completion Progress Block as Josiah suggests.
Michael
Joël, I have used it with success on Moodle 3.2 and PHP 7.0 (but not yet 7.1). I suppose you have already seen that the author has another plugin, Completion Progress Block, that replaces this one.
Does someone have experience running this plugin with PHP 7.1 and Moodle 3.2? There wasn't a update since August 2016, is it still well maintained?
Hi, Richard.
Most of the time they mean the same. Some activities refer to marks and others to grades. One place where there is a distinction needed is in the Assignment activity, which maintains its own list of marks and keeps the latest synced with the Gradebook. Since people mark directly into the Gradebook (not recommended), so it may be necessary to tell the Progress Bar where to look.
Ultimately, this is another reason to stop using the Progress Bar block and to switch to the Completion Progress block, where the terminology is consistent.
Michael
Small thing: in the dutch translation both 'marked' and 'graded' are translated in the same thing. Could someone explain the difference for this block between marked and graded?
Hi, Björn.
Do try the Completion Progress block.
I won't be releasing more versions of the Progress Bar block or adding to the list of activities it covers.
Michael
Hi Michael,
thanks for the great work!
Regarding H5P: will you add it in the lib.php file? ... or could someone please share their code snippet? I'll look at your new plugin and will give some feedback there!
Some more context: I activated completion tracking for an interactive video in H5P that contains a multiple choice question. When the multiple choice question is answered correctly the activity is set to completed. But when configuring the progress bar block the activity still doesn't show up in the block settings...
Thank you
Björn
Hi, Mark.
I'd better get my terminology correct. I'm talking about attempts. Check out the Assignment Submission Settings, described here...
https://docs.moodle.org/31/en/Assignment_settings#Submission_settings
If you grade a student's submission then offer them a new attempt, it should go back to blue.
If you'd like to talk about the Completion Progress block, please do this on the relevant plugin page...
https://moodle.org/plugins/block_completion_progress