TLDR; version: no not really.
As you say you could use something like the fact you can have an activity on the class page but not displayed, and then the *actual* activity you want to present. This of course is not without it's own issues around the "chrome" of the embedded activity like navigation.
But Moodle's architecture is that activities are added to the class...
As you say you could use something like the fact you can have an activity on the class page but not displayed, and then the *actual* activity you want to present. This of course is not without it's own issues around the "chrome" of the embedded activity like navigation.
But Moodle's architecture is that activities are added to the class...