Monitoring of learning plans

The main goal of this plugin is to facilitate the work of learning plan managers. It provides an overview of user learning plan, without leaving the page to get information related to this learning plan (such as rating in courses, user evidence, etc.) It also offers statistics by learning plans and competencies. For learning plan templates with a very large number of learning plans (generated from cohorts), this plugin is the best solution, with its advanced filters, it allows you to filter the learning plans by several criterias.
Price option: Free

Supports Moodle 3.1-5.1 See all versions
Latest release: 1 month ago
Installations: 1278
Downloads (last 90 days): 277

Frankenstyle name: report_lpmonitoring
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Hi Jeremy,
On you can access Monitoring of Learning Plans in admin or category context:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5qSZzToTn9POGpDMEUydjVGOE0/view
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5qSZzToTn9POVhzWWdzV2w1OHc/view
Hi Issam, I am not seeing where to go for the "reports -> Monitoring of Learning Plans". Is this in the dropdown menu in the gradebook? I'm using Boost theme Moodle 3.3. Does it simply not work for 3.3 yet? It seemed to install with no errors.
Hi Stefano,
It would be great if you can translate it to Italian.
In plugin page https://moodle.org/plugins/report_lpmonitoring , see the usefull link section and click on Contribute translations for ... and then you will be redirected to Amos moodle, there you can do the translation.
Thank you very much for your contribution.
Hi JOSE, Yes there will be new version for Moodle 3.3 soon.
Is the plugin available in Italian? If not, I could help with the localization, thank you for your feedback.
Hello, congrats for this plugni. Any plans for Moodle 3.3?
Many thanks !
Hello - I have installed the plugin but am getting an error "Failed to pre-fetch the template: report_lpmonitoring/competency_path" Any idea what could be causing this?
Thanks
Andrew

Thanks guys for sharing the plugin with the community, and thanks Damyon for the peer-review of the code and raised suggestions. It is great to see such a prompt response from maintainers. I am happy to approve the plugin now, looking forward the future updates!

Hi Damyon,
Thanks for the review. I didn't know that we can ignore plugins from checking for coding style, I will update the XML file.
For the visuel issues related to 3.2, note that when we submited the plugin, we was at the version 3.1 of moodle.
In the master branch of the plugin in github (https://github.com/StudiUM/moodle-report_lpmonitoring), we fixed all bugs related to 3.2, we want just to have a first review of the plugin (v1.0.0), and then submit the release 1.1.0.
So I will update the xml file for the third party librarie and submit the version 1.1.0 and keep you informed.
Thanks again Damoyon
Issam
Addressing third party libraries will fix most of the warnings from the smurf report too.
Wow - that's amazing. This is such a well written plugin and extremely useful. It has unit tests, behat tests, template documentation etc - all wonderful. Thankyou so much for working on this and sharing it.
My only suggestions from checking it over is that the third party libraries used by this plugin should be listed in the plugins thirdpartylibs.xml file https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Third_Party_Libraries.
This will cause them to be listed in the admin page for credits and if you then run "grunt ignorefiles" it will prevent the linters from checking these files for coding style.
One other thing is that the config page for the scale colours does not look great in the new Boost theme for Moodle 3.2. The structure of all form elements is different in Boost which is why the styles here do not apply.
I think this plugin should be released once the third party libraries are updated.
Thanks very much for submitting this plugin. I'll take a look through it now.