{"panels":[{"content":{"params":{"text":"<p>In this video, I\u2019ll demonstrate how to use <em>Completion tracking<\/em>.<\/p><p><strong>Step 1: Turn on <\/strong><em><strong>Completion tracking<\/strong><\/em><\/p><p>To use this feature, you first need to turn it on at course level, then configure it for individual activities or resources.<\/p><p>First, go to your Moodle course page and select <em>Settings<\/em> from the top menu.<\/p><p>Then, scroll down to the <em>Completion tracking<\/em> section. Set <em>Enable completion tracking<\/em> and <em>Show activity completion conditions<\/em> to <em>Yes<\/em> and select <em>Save and display<\/em>.<\/p><p>Once enabled, you\u2019ll be able to configure completion settings for each item on your course page.<\/p><p><strong>Step 2: Set completion criteria for activities and resources<\/strong><\/p><p>Now you can choose how completion is tracked for each activity or resource.<\/p><p>To do that, turn <em>Edit mode<\/em> on and select the three dots (\u22ee) next to the item you want to track, then choose <em>Edit settings<\/em>.<\/p><p>Scroll to the <em>Completion conditions<\/em> section. You\u2019ll see options for setting completion conditions. These determine how Moodle tracks whether an activity or resource has been completed. You\u2019ll have three main options:<\/p><ul><li>If you select <em>None<\/em>, no tracking will be applied. Use this for items that don\u2019t need to be tracked.<\/li><li>If you select <em>Students must manually mark the activity as done<\/em>, a checkbox will appear next to the item, allowing students to tick it when they\u2019ve completed the task.<\/li><li>If you select <em>Add requirements<\/em>, you will be able to set specific conditions for completion, which vary depending on the type of activity or resource. For example, here I have a <em>Page <\/em>resource, and I can set it to be marked complete when a student views it. Other activities, like <em>Quizzes<\/em> or <em>Forums<\/em>, offer different options such as requiring a grade or a certain number of posts.<\/li><\/ul><p>When you are done, select <em>Save and return to course<\/em>.<\/p><p><strong>Accessing the Activity completion report<\/strong><\/p><p>Once you\u2019ve enabled <em>Completion tracking<\/em> in your course and set completion criteria, you can view a report that shows which students have completed specific activities and resources. This is a useful way to monitor engagement and identify students who may be falling behind or need additional support.<\/p><p>To do that go to your Moodle course page and from the top menu, select <em>More<\/em> and <em>Reports<\/em>.<\/p><p>Choose <em>Activity completion<\/em> from the list of available reports.<\/p><p>The report displays a table with a list of enrolled students, activities or resources with completion tracking enabled and completion status for each item.<\/p><p>You can use filters to narrow down the view, for example, by group or activity type, and sort the data to focus on specific students or tasks.<\/p><p>To keep a record or analyse the data further, you can download the report in CSV format, which you can open in Excel.<\/p><p>And that\u2019s it, how to use <em>Completion tracking<\/em> on Moodle.<\/p>"},"library":"H5P.AdvancedText 1.1","subContentId":"4282149b-3a19-4348-914c-5cf04bc10d6e","metadata":{"contentType":"Text","license":"U","title":"Untitled Text"}},"title":"Video transcript: How to use Completion tracking"}],"hTag":"h4"}