Version: 1.9.17
What is the funtion of this type of grade report?
Please go here:
Site Admin->Users->Accounts->Browse list of users->Select a student name/name
->Click Activity reprts->Click Grade tab.
Here no grade report/any grade related report is showing.
I thought that the purpose of this Grade report section is for all courses student
have participated that will be showing.
If it is not showing how can I see a student all garde report together ?
Example: Given that, the student participated 60 courses and I would liek to see overall grade of him
together? (not clicking every course/s and going the grade section one by one)
Please guide me kindly.
I too would like to know this. I am creating an employee training environment, one where we get audited, and would like the auditors to be able to look at a student and see that they took their required courses.
Can anybody kindly reply...
Its really frustrating when I do not get reply.
Just another example to say my problem:
I have 60 courses in my moodle. More than 100 students.
Course structure is like below:
1)Department name
Step1
Coursename
Chapter1
Material
Quiz1
Chapter2
Material
Quiz2
2)Department name
Step1
Coursename
Chapter1
Quiz1
Chapter2
Quiz2
....................................
...............................
Like this I have organized 60 courses.
Now suppose one student getting enrolled this 60 courses.
He is participating quiz on 60 ciurses.
As an admin I would like to know student wise all together of every courses of his grade report:
Like below:
1)Department name
Step1
Coursename
Chapter1
Quiz1 GRADE
Chapter2
Quiz2 GRADE
THEN OVERALL GRADE:
Like above all the 60 courses of that specific student will be showing.
I know I can go to a course and click overall report fron grade book. But in overall report it is showing the average values not like above. It might possible that student mistakenly would not participate one quiz. (how can I track? which student which course?)
But if I get above like report then admin can easily check the quiz grade by slecting students name and if there is no value meaning he hasnt participated.
So can you guys please help me on this. May be you can have better solution of above.
My moodle version is 1.9.17
Appreciate your help and Thanks many.
Just another example to say my problem:
I have 60 courses in my moodle. More than 100 students.
Course structure is like below:
1)Department name
Step1
Coursename
Chapter1
Material
Quiz1
Chapter2
Material
Quiz2
2)Department name
Step1
Coursename
Chapter1
Quiz1
Chapter2
Quiz2
....................................
...............................
Like this I have organized 60 courses.
Now suppose one student getting enrolled this 60 courses.
He is participating quiz on 60 ciurses.
As an admin I would like to know student wise all together of every courses of his grade report:
Like below:
1)Department name
Step1
Coursename
Chapter1
Quiz1 GRADE
Chapter2
Quiz2 GRADE
THEN OVERALL GRADE:
Like above all the 60 courses of that specific student will be showing.
I know I can go to a course and click overall report fron grade book. But in overall report it is showing the average values not like above. It might possible that student mistakenly would not participate one quiz. (how can I track? which student which course?)
But if I get above like report then admin can easily check the quiz grade by slecting students name and if there is no value meaning he hasnt participated.
So can you guys please help me on this. May be you can have better solution of above.
My moodle version is 1.9.17
Appreciate your help and Thanks many.
Hi Yuki Yuki,
I searched for "Moodle 1.9 site wide grade reports." This is what I found:
- Site wide user grade report for Moodle 1.9 stable (in Moodle Tracker with a patch)
- Site wide user grade report for Moodle 1.9 (commercial solution)
- Grade Reports for Moodle 2.2 in "Ad-hoc contributed reports" (I don't think you can use them in Moodle 1.9, but these reports may give you an idea)
You may also be interested in the forum "Useful SQL Queries" and "I just made a new admin report."
With kind regards,
Hartmut