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Progress Bar
Blocks ::: block_progress
Maintained by Michael de Raadt
A time management tool for you and your students
Latest release:
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323 downloads
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Current versions available: 2
Please use the Completion Progress block instead if this.
- Faster and more efficient
- Easier to use
- More compatible with additional plugins
The Progress Bar block will no longer be developed and is kept here for historical reasons.
- A time-management tool for students
- Shows progress in activities/resources of a course
- Colour coded to quickly see completed/viewed
- Teachers select which pre-existing activities/resources are to be included
- Order by times/deadlines or course order
- Overview page for teachers showing progress of all students
- Identify and contact at-risk students
- Combined progress on Dashboard page
Contributors
Michael de Raadt (Lead maintainer)
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If I want to restrict the size of the icons when we click on progress bar where can it be done??
Thats because I have changed the default moodle theme icons and their size is 512x512 it should be more like 24x24
The CSS for this can be changed in the blocks styles.css file. I'll add this to the next version, but you can modify yours now, if you like.
.block_progress .moduleIcon {
float: left;
margin-right: 5px;
max-width: 24px;
}
Don't forget to purge caches afterwards.
The video above gives a quick overview of the set up and use of the Progress Bar. The default colours (configurable through global settings) relate as follows.
Blue: incomplete but due in future
Red: incomplete and past due
Green: completed
-Derek
I blame Google.
It should be visible again now.
The block can be added to course pages and the Dashboard (nee My Home). It can't be added on other pages as it doesn't make sense elsewhere. If you are able to add the block, you should be able to set it up.
Michael
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Thanks
Chris
A couple of people have reported a similar problem. If you read back through the comments here you might get more information. The problem seems to stem from incorrect permissions being set for files on installation, but I don't have much more information than that. If you can shed any more light on the problem, please do.
Michael
i have installed the progress bar, which is a great tool, but I'm wondering if you can help. i have also installed an activity plugin called facetoface, but the progress bar doesn't seem to recognize this activity to monitor its progress. does anyone have any idea why this might be, or what part of the code i would have to modify for this to be recognized?
Thanks in advance
The Progress Bar only knows about modules in its lib.php file. You can add additional modules there if you feel confident.
Michael