Moodle Plugins directory: Checklist | Moodle.org
Checklist
This is a Moodle activity module for Moodle 1.9 and Moodle 2.0+ that allows a teacher to create a checklist / todo list / task list for their students to work through. The teacher can monitor all the students' progress, as they tick off each of the items
in the list. Items can be indented and marked as optional. Students are presented with a simple bar showing how far they have progressed through the required/optional items and can add their own, private, items to the list.
Features include:
- Choose whether students or teachers can check-off items
- Students can add their own notes to their checklist
- Dates can be added to items (and exported to the calendar)
- Teachers can comment on an individual student's items
- Progress is exported to the gradebook
- Choice of colours for each checklist item
- Heading items (without checkboxes)
- (Optional) Import list of current course activities and automatically check-off as activities completed
There are two other plugins that further enhance this activity:
Video overview of this plugin:
The latest version (and the Moodle 1.9 version) can always be found here: https://github.com/davosmith/moodle-checklist (the version on Moodle.org will be updated from time to time)
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I'm not aware of any reason why updating this plugin would be any different to any other plugin available on Moodle.org. I suggest you double-check your directory permissions for the plugin on your server or let me know the exact error message you get when you try to update.
Thanks
I continue to think about the use i can have with this activity and i have identifed 2 :
* To validate the progress of a project. But in this case the project is made by several students and it would be usefull if the check could be done for a group
* To auto-evaluate "competences" by students but just at a course level. In this case it would be usefull to have the possibility to check more than 2 states. Currently each item to ckeck have 2 states "done" "not done" but it could be "perfectly" "partially" "not at all" or more
I think that what i imagine is not possible ...
Eric
As I spend my working day writing Moodle code, I don't often want to spend my evenings doing it as well. Realistically, the only way I will get around to adding new features is if it is paid work that I can do during my working day.
I never like it to come down to money, but it is either that, or donating my free time to write these features (which I did in the first place to create the plugins and I still do in order to make sure they keep working with each Moodle release).
it seems to me the behaviour of this plugin is not correct when "seperate groups" mode is selected: The students are not able to add new checklist items then. Is this a bug or am I doing it wrong?
If you enable the option 'students can add their own items', then each student should be able to add their own private items to their own copy of the checklist (underneath existing items). These won't show up for any other users and are unaffected by any of the group settings.
The group settings on the checklist affect the progress reporting page - if set to 'no groups', then all students are shown, if set to 'separate groups' then only students from groups the teacher is part of can be seen (unless the teacher has 'access all groups'), if set to 'visible groups' then a teacher may see the progress for students in all groups.
Hopefully this hasn't been asked before. I can't seem to find a similar query. I've uploaded a checklist manually using the cvs file. Some of the items are labels which link to external resources. When a student manually ticks the checkbox next to the label on the main course page, this isn't flowing through to the checklist. Is there a way to make this work? The current settings on my checklist include Check-off when modules complete - "Yes, can override". TIA
When you manually create items like that and include links to other activities, then as far as the checklist is concerned, that link could be to any arbitrary place on the internet, so it has no way of determining (without a lot of guesswork, that I haven't programmed into it), how to automatically mark the item as complete.
If you are working with activities on the same course as the checklist, then you can use the setting that imports activities from the current course (or section). If you do that, then the links generated know exactly what activity they are working with and can automatically update when that activity is marked as complete.
Whether that activity, itself, was marked as complete by manually ticking the box or automatically by rules, does not make any difference to the checklist update.
regards,
Does you plugin provide the ability to grade/rate a student within the checklist?