Does the AL_format_1.9.9.zip file work with Moodle 1.9.10 and 1.9.11?? Thanks!
Judy Hsu
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What are you using then Colin? Just curious... Are you using Windows?
BTW, does anyone know who is maintaining the Moodle Windows Installer package? I just noticed that there is no "lite" version of xampplite for 1.7.4, but at least we should upgrade the windows package to 1.7.3 xampplite version... just a suggestion.
Dear all, thanks for reading this thread.
I'm new to the Lesson module in Moodle 1.9.x. After a lot of trial and erros, and reading a lot of online Moodle documents, I noticed that according to the "Lesson question types" document, it says that "TIP: Some teachers always enter the correct answer(s) first, since all the answers are always scrambled for the student. This makes it easier to proof read."
My question is, is there a setting somewhere I could set the lesson to NOT scramble the answers for students? If there is no such setting, is there a quick "tweak" I could do at the code level to make it NOT scramble the answers? Many thanks!
Judy
By the way, have anyone tested this block with the latest Moodle 1.9.11? It seems that there are some bugs with the permission. In 1.9.11, if I login as a teacher, I could add this "Time stats" block, but I could not configure it (but with admin permission I could)... just a quick FYI...
Also, I noticed that with Moodle 1.9.11 (maybe some 1.9.x versions as well?), now I'm getting a lot of redirect to http://localhost/blocks/timestat/update_register.php?id=xxxx&time=xx AFTER I login, and the page will just go blank.. any idea why is that? Thanks!
Tukasz, thanks for such wonderful block, this is exactly what we are looking for and it should be added to the Moodle core blocks!!
By the way, I noticed that in the "readme" file, it mentioned that "Measured activity time is incremented only when user perform operations using themouse or keyboard." Can you explain a little bit more about how the time is calculated (what "counts" and what does not count?)
Also, if there are a lot of "resources" (e.g. videos or SWF files, etc.) linked under a course, is there a way to track how much time students are spending on using these "resources"? We only care about when they "opened" (clicked) on a certain resource, and when they"closed" the resource, and would like to track the time between and would consider that they were using this "time frame" for reading.. If we want to do that which part (function and php file) should we modify the codes? Thanks a lot!
Judy