Mary Cooch (personal account)

My personal thought is that it complicates matters if a teacher is also enrolled in a course where they are expected to be a student - for example in an annual professional development course or similar. With that example, it's not fair because if there is a quiz everyone must do then the teacher/instructor can actually see the answers and potentially (obviously most won't) cheat.
Interested to hear what others think.

Personally I would advise them to use different accounts for different roles. There could be privacy issues as well, potentially, if they have a higher role in a course where they are not officially a tutor/teacher. (Just a thought)

Hello. You haven't done all the activities. Go back into the course and look at the Estatus de finalización del curso. It says you have completed 30 /33 activities. You need to do the Introduce yourself! forum and you need to add a term to the Terms used in Teaching glossary. Then you can get a certificate of achievement.

Hello Jackie. I would first check that the users who cannot have the same capabilities as the users who can and are enrolled in the same courses - iirc you have some custom roles which might have an effect on this. I presume it is this: moodle/course:overridecompletion?

Hi Giovanni. Do you have more specific instructions on that? I am trying to think through in my head how you can restrict a section based on "any 8" of ten previous activities/resources. (I guess I should go and try myself!)