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Journal

Maintained by Cosmin HERMAN, Adrian Sarmas, Ovidiu Morariu, Paul Neag
This module allows a teacher to ask students to reflect on a particular topic. The students can edit and refine their answer over time.
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Supports Moodle 2.0-5.1 See all versions
Latest release: 6 months ago
Installations: 3742
Downloads (last 90 days): 989
Frankenstyle name: mod_journal
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Hiroto Kagotani
Hi, thank you very much for this very useful plugin.
Version 2022083000 does not work with PostgreSQL since 'journal' has been quoted by "(double quotes)" in lib.php.
Workaround is replacing " with \'.
Thanks again.
Adrian Sarmas
We've update the Journal plugin to be compatible with Moodle 4!
Kevin Oldham
Is this plugin going to be updated for Moodle 4? Our teacher like it, but in version 4 it displays all of the teacher's question text twice.
Tim Bahula
Thanks for a great plugin. We would also like to see it Mobile app compatible.
Ian Amess
Hi. This plugin does not work on the Moodle Mobile app. Is it possible to get it fixed?
erika alarcon
Hi, it will be a version for moodle 3.11 ?
Joost Elshoff
I've noticed mod_journal still depending on legacy cron tasks, instead of using the proper processing in Moodle 3.9. When the legacy cron task hangs, it blocks all other scheduled tasks in a Moodle instance.
Fernanda R.
Thanks a lot, Amanda Doughty, for contributing with the plugin!! smile :*
Amanda Doughty
Adrian Sarmas
We made some fixes and now the upgrade to latest version should work properly.
Ger Tielemans
new version 2020091100 contains error in version.php? (brings update process in a loop)
this is in distribution with loop:
$plugin->component = 'mod_journal';
$plugin->version = 2020091100;
$plugin->requires = 2017111300; /* Moodle 3.4 */
$plugin->release = '2.1.0 (Build: 2020091100)';
$plugin->maturity = MATURITY_STABLE;
$plugin->cron = 60;
this is from git and installs ok
$plugin->component = 'mod_journal';
$plugin->version = 2020020700;
$plugin->requires = 2013111800; /* Moodle 2.6 */
$plugin->release = '2.0.0 (Build: 2019061600)';
$plugin->maturity = MATURITY_STABLE;
$plugin->cron = 60;
Ger Tielemans
ew version 2020091100 contains error in version.php? (brings update process in a loop)
this is wrong distribution, with loop:
$plugin->component = 'mod_journal';
$plugin->version = 2020091100;
$plugin->requires = 2017111300; /* Moodle 3.4 */
$plugin->release = '2.1.0 (Build: 2020091100)';
$plugin->maturity = MATURITY_STABLE;
$plugin->cron = 60;
this is from git and works, no loop:
$plugin->component = 'mod_journal';
$plugin->version = 2020020700;
$plugin->requires = 2013111800; /* Moodle 2.6 */
$plugin->release = '2.0.0 (Build: 2019061600)';
$plugin->maturity = MATURITY_STABLE;
$plugin->cron = 60;
Petr Kalis
Hi all
I don't think it is just wrong version.php, its missing some fixes, (for example https://github.com/elearningsoftware/moodle-mod_journal/pull/48 is missing). The latest build contains the previous one.
Github version is working fine.
Oliver Jackson
Hi. Can I also please add a request to have the version.php file updated in the latest plugin release as it still has the previous version number and won't trigger the upgrade DB process.
The code on github is correct and works fine as an alternate.
First Nations Family Advocate
It doesn't seem that the update to 2.1.0 is working. When I try to do the update I get the message saying "[Warning] Target location already exists and will be removed". I have removed the folder as well as uninstalling and reinstalling the updated version. The message keeps showing up. Any suggestions?