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Reengagement
Activities ::: mod_reengagement
Maintained by Catalyst IT, Dan Marsden, Peter Bulmer, Eugene Venter
Allows timed release of content and emails users to remind them to complete course activities.
Latest release:
3359 sites
1k downloads
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Current versions available: 11
The reengagement plugin provides a way for you to remind students to return to the course and complete activities.
The email is sent a specified period of time after a starting event, which may be enrolment in the course, or completing an earlier activity.
If the user has already completed the target activity, no email is sent.
You can also use this plugin to selectively release timed content in a course.
This plugin is developed by the Moodle Partner Catalyst IT
Contributors
Catalyst IT (Lead maintainer)
Dan Marsden
Peter Bulmer
Eugene Venter
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We had been using this plugin when few weeks ago (taking into account that we had too many courses) we decided to include course ID info in the notification emails too. %courseid% as it’s in the documentation.
We thought this was the Course ID number – the alphanumeric field from the course settings, but the result was something completely different. On the course settings page the number we’ve created is like: “ORIENT_GEN_ABOUT_ALLST_001” while in the email the result of %courseid% is “22”.
After checking all the emails generated, it seems to be a simple ascending numerical order, the last course we created gets the highest number.
I guess it’s the plugin not the system itself, we are using Moodle 3.4.2+ (Build: 20180405), plugin version is the latest one.
Thanks,
Janos
the course "idnumber" field is not something that is supported by the reengagement templates at this stage. Feel free to get in touch privately if you would like to fund further improvements to the plugin.
Thanks for your swift feedback and the explanation, understood.
Best,
J
I just Wanted to notify this error alert: using Moodle 3.5
Please do not call get_users_roles() with $checkparentcontexts = true and $userids array not set. This combination causes large Moodle sites with lots of site-wide role assignemnts to run out of memory.
line 2730 of /lib/accesslib.php: call to debugging()
line 247 of /mod/reengagement/classes/table/participants.php: call to get_users_roles()
line 226 of /mod/reengagement/view.php: call to mod_reengagement\table\participants->__construct()
Thanks !
https://github.com/catalyst/moodle-mod_reengagement/issues/44
Thank you so much for the excellent contribution of Reengagement plugin.
Can Reengagement email be specific about which activity was not completed? e.g. Forum 1, Assignment 2, etc.