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Attendance Register
CINECA elearning SUPPORTThis is an activity module for tracking time spent by Students (or other users) in a Course or in a related group of Courses.
Online activity is automatically tracked.
Users may also (optionally) record "offline" sessions of work.
The module will show aggregate report by user, or detailed report at user's session level.
Printable versions of all reports are available.
It also supports activity completion rules by minimum time in the Course.
By defaults, it tracks only activity in the Course the instance is in.
You may change this behaviour by module instance configuration. You may track all Courses in the same Category or Courses "meta-linked" to this Course.
By default, it tracks only Student's activity.
You may choose whose activity will be tracked by modifying Role Capabilities.
By default, only Teachers, Managers and Administrator may see other report of other user's activities.
You may change this behaviory by modifying Role Capabilities.
The Module is currently translated in English and Italian.
Documentation and an FAQ (small - work in progress) are available in English only.
Note
this module is based on the idea of the old Register module for Moode 1.x, but it is not an update of this module.
You cannot upgrade or restore Register data from Moodle 1.9 using this Attendance Register module.
Please note that this module is not related to Attendance module.
Attendance Register (this module) automatically calculates time spent online in Moodle's courses, while Attendance module allow teacher to explicitly certify attendance to a specific "offline" session.
Important note about Moodle >2.7 compatibility
The newest version of this plugin supports the new logging system introduced by Moodle 2.7
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it is possible with some PHP coding, changing view.php
I have a problem - its stupid, im sure!
I install the module, when i go to Plugins in Admin, i see the module ... But where to go to see statistics for time spending on the some course?
this is a module, so you have to add it to a Course as an "activity"
Again... thanks a lot!
This is rather strange as module uses standard Moodle's API functions to build any URL. But actually I've never tested a 2.4 installed in a subdir.
I'm going to test it in this configuration asap (opend an issue not to forget https://github.com/nicusX/moodle-mod_attendanceregister/issues/45
Thanks for reporting
I've just tested the latest module version in a Moodle 2.4.2+ installed in a subdirectory.
Everything works as expected, so I must suppose there is something wrong in your installation or Moodle configuration.
com/course/mod/attendanceregister/view.php/?id=4306
If you can think of anything for me to check let me know.
Just guessing: maybe you are using some garbled Apache mod_alias directive?
great work..thnx...superb plugin
I want to embedd the feature of internal marks in any course...would u suggest be any mod or block??
I am trying to use your plugin with a German interface. It seems to have just the functionality we desperately need. However when I setup the lessons, the plugin doesn't seemt to get along with the German date format. I get "03/04/13D.%m.%y (%a)" shown as the date. Also there are a few parts of the interfaces that are not beeing translated such as "day", "All", "All past" for the selctors when viewing the offered lessons. This isn#t the most critical, but it just looks very unprofessional for my site when there is a wild mix of languages.
However the date format problem is critical for using the plugin at all and I would be endlessly gratefull, if you would find a solution to solve this. We use moodle 2.4.1 right now.
Anyway, thank you for contributing to moodle
Sven
You should be able to make module translation in German without any problem.
Every message or string is taken form Moodle translation system. Nothing is hardwired.
You should translate all strings in module's language file.
Strings you can't find in this file are taken from general Moodle translations ("All" is an example). You should do nothing with them. They are automatically translated if you install German language pack and switch user (or site default) language.
About date/time formatting, everything is done using Moodle's internal formatting functions, that format date/time based on site/user language.
So, you have nothing to do to translate it too.
If you are successful translating the module in German, please share the translation file. I'll be glad to include in the distribution.
Thanks