I don't trust "Log in as" too much. Have a dummy user for testing.
Visvanath Ratnaweera
貼文的作者是 Visvanath Ratnaweera
Moodle in English -> Installing and upgrading help -> What is your strategy for a major upgrade of a site with 100 additional plug-ins? -> Re: What is your strategy for a major upgrade of a site with 100 additional plug-ins? [RESOLVED]
RESOLVED in the sense that the current state of plug-in versioning has become clear and 95% of the plug-ins were accepted by Moodle (4.5 LTS).
Ken, many, many thanks! The solution was exactly as discussed in this sub-thread.
Surprisingly few plug-ins broke the upgrade, 4 out of 94. Just removed them one-by-one and continued. Yeah, I had to go the slow upgrade route through the GUI.
Then I let Moodle to communicate with the plug-in database and tell me what plug-ins need newer versions. Relaxed the file permissions of the code tree and clicked like mad till the procession is over.
One plug-in, Moodle Bench, refused to install directly from the plug-in database. But allowed the re-installation through the zip file (on the Moodle GUI).
Again, RESOLVED mean 90 were accepted from Moodle, doesn't say that aren't bugs. But I noticed the effect of the newer versioning rules in the plug-in database and their checking during the installation, I see only the usual maintenance of the plug-ins from now on. (Not 100%, this is still the staging server. Gave the green light to the power users to shake it.)
Moodle in English -> General help -> Tracking the workload of students for a particular course -> Re: Tracking the workload of students for a particular course
https://moodle.org/plugins/block_dedication claims to do that. You might want to compare the two approaches.
Moodle in English -> Teaching with Moodle -> Creating entire course via text (with links to hidden but available activites) -> Re: Creating entire course via text (with links to hidden but available activites) [RESOVED]
I know that the issue is RESOLVED. (Added that to the subject.)
Still, worth exploring Onetopic format. "Course format that allows showing each topic in a tab, keeping the current tab between calls to resources, in such a way that when it returns from a module as the blog or the glossary it returns to tab from where you started." More on https://bambuco.co/onetopic-en/.
(Found in "Designing for mobile and offline environments | Moodle Academy". The video is in that infamous "Tube".)