Completion Progress
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Jonathon Fowler
The Completion Progress block is a time-management tool for students.
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This setup seems to work fine for the student - they see their progress tracked in their bar - and only those activities in their selected language.
But a teacher (non-editing teacher) can only see the English language assignments in "Overview of students" - no matter what language the teacher or student has selected.
So the problem is that "Overview of students" only is displaying English language Assignments. How do we get the assignments which are restricted to other languages to display?
@Dave - Thanks for the tip, but as you say "Completion Progress" is a much more attractive option.
The problem with allowing students to see activities that they wouldn't normally be able to see is that would introduce a backdoor into activities. Even with a setting in place, this shouldn't be allowed.
I would suggest that you consider how you are hiding activities. You can keep activities restricted, but still visible, if you want to show the entire course, but not allow access.
Michael
Hi John, I think I expressed it wrong. I actually mean activities that are not yet accessible to the user due to their progress (and therefore hidden). We often use this option in our courses to avoid confusing younger students with a too complex activity list.