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Restriction by course completion
Availability restriction ::: availability_coursecompleted
Maintained by 
Renaat Debleu
Restrict module and section access based on course completion.
Latest release:
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Current versions available: 10
This availability condition makes it easy to show modules or sections only when a user completed a course. A course certificate is a good sample, but it can also be used to close discussion forums, hide quizzes or exams when a user finished a course.
Course completion is something else than doing all activities, read the docs on using course completion first! Also check the global documentation about conditional availability conditions.
Installation:
- Unpack the zip file into the availability/condition/ directory. A new directory will be created called coursecompleted.
- Go to Site administration > Notifications to complete the plugin installation.
Troubleshooting:
- Goto "Administration" > "Advanced features", and ensure that "Enable completion tracking" is set to yes.
- Make sure "Enable completion tracking" is set to "yes" in the course settings.
- Goto "Administration" > "Course administration" > "Course completion", and configure the the conditions required for course completion. Note: you must set some conditions, you cannot just set the "completion requirements" option at the top. Save.
- Goto "Administration" > "Course adminiatration". Make sure you can now "Course completion" listed under "reports". If you cannot see this report, then course completion has not been set correctly.
- Start restricting
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Renaat Debleu (Lead maintainer)
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Restricting at course level is default for Moodle courses: as long as a person is not enrolled into a course, he/she does not have access to this course. So I do not understand your question as nobody can access your course as long as he/she is not enrolled.
But it is possible to enroll someone only upon course completion: have a look a the course completed enrolment plugin. This plugin enrolls users who successfully complete course 1 into course 2. This way access to course 2 is restricted until participants complete course 1.
Downloading availability_coursecompleted ... OK
Validating availability_coursecompleted ... Error
[Error] Required Moodle version [2017111302]
Installation aborted due to validation failure
I have 2 Course A and B Student Already Enroll Both course I need B course or B Course activity only access student must complete A course how to achieve this thing ? any Idea please help me
this plugin only restricts access to activities upon completion of this course. If you want to enrol a student when they complete a course, you can use the https://moodle.org/plugins/enrol_coursecompleted plugin.
Course A: configure course completion
Course B: add enrolment upon completion of course A
=> When a student completes course A, he/she is enrolled into course B
I can't get this plugin to work..
If I add the restriction "Course completed", I only get to choose "Yes" og "No".. There is no box to choose which course I want the student to have passed..
I have moodle version 3.8
this plugin restricts access until or after THIS course is completed. If you want to restrict access upon another course, you will need another plugin: restrict access upon other course completion.
R
exceçao - class availability completion/condition not found
Sorry my Portuguese in non existing.
You have an problem with the availability_completion plugin, not with this this plugin (we use availability_coursecompletion)
What to do?
- undo the changes you made to the availability_completion plugin
- check if other availability plugins depend on the availability_pluin are up to date
R
3.11---> 4.1
Exception : Class '\availability_coursecompleted\frontend' not found
cheers
Daniel
THX for the problem report. Can you report a complete error report in the tracker (https://github.com/ewallah/moodle-availability_coursecompleted/issues). I'm particularly interested in your PHP version.
Because the exception starts with a \ this is an auto load problem that should go away after you purge your caches.
Can you confirm?
R