Activities: Stamp collection
mod_stampcoll
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David Mudrák
David MudrákThe Stamp collection module allows a teacher to give "stamps" (i.e. picture with a comment, similar concept to badges) to students so they collect these stamps. The activity can be used in many ways, such as motivative bonus marks, absence marks, certification records etc.
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The module uses capabilities to control who can collect stamps and give stamps. Therefore, student can be allowed to give stamps to other students, the stamps may be given to teachers etc. Teachers can setup the module to show all stamps to all students, to show stamps only to the individual student to whom it was awarded or to hide stamps completely.
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David Mudrák (Lead maintainer)
Frankie Kam: Author of several useful extensions and modifications of the module
Tony Butler: Privacy API implementation
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Thanks for the fast response. I did some more digging and realised the issue isn't with David's original plugin – I installed a copy of that and it displays the 'Manage Stamps' page fine in IE 8. The problem is in Frankie's modified multi-stamp version which I got from
http://www.moodlenews.com/2012/motivating-students-through-badges-with-the-stamp-collection-module-moodle-2-2-x/
I'll email you both with as much information as I can gather.
Kind regards,
Barry
[style type="text/css"]
.expandedNode div{
display: block;
margin-left:3px;
}
.collapsedNode div{
display:none;
}
[/style]
Because this is outside the php and before the HTML element gets rendered it just gets dumped into the output before the HTML element, and this causes IE to freak out. Remove it and the page displays correctly.
I guess you have three options:
1) Use php to add it to the output in the correct position in the header
2) Move it to styles.css
3) Ditch it, and just display the stamp guide all the time
I'm going to go with number 3.
I spent hours yesterday trying to figure this out, this morning solved in an hour. It's amazing what a good night's sleep can do for you.
Kind regards,
Barry
NB Had to replace < and > with [ and ] to get the CSS code to display
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Hi Colin. To be honest, I have not seen Frankie's version for some time. I will have to recheck it again to see if and which features could be backported.
Well, this module does work with Moodle 3.0, as far as I know. Frankie's should be considered a fork, a new module rather than a version of this one.
Stamps much be awarded manually. There is no support for giving stamps automatically.
I don't think there is anything at the moment. I agree that having at least the standard name initials filter would help. May I ask you for reporting it as a feature request to the plugin's tracker? Thanks.
Do you plan to make the version compatible with moodle 3.8?
Thank you very much and greetings
Thank you for this pulgin
I suggest to add "image auto resize" to make uploading new stamps easier
Hello Angel and Amine. It is nice to hear that you found the plugin useful. I am sorry but I had to officially put the plugin up for adoption by a new maintainer. I am no longer planning to maintain and further develop it myself. According to the usage stats, the plugin has been used on recent Moodle versions. However, please feel encouraged to seek for alternative and up-to-date solution such as Badges.