Mike, my customer observed a class of students as they were working in their moodle course. This was a class period during the school day with the teacher in the room. According to Mike, many of the students could not tell where they left off from last week. I imagine the only time the students are accessing their courses is in the classroom during this period, maybe a couple times a week. Mike said "anything we can do to help the students realize where they are in the course would be useful".
Today, while working in my remote-learner on-line moodle transition course, I noticed a progress bar in a block.

I asked the course facilitator what type of block that is and she told me a checklist block. I sprang into action, reading the moodle docs checklist module page.
Installing the checklist module.
I downloaded the module from the moodle plugins directory and unzipped it. I read the readme.txt file in the root of the plugin. There are 3 specific folders that need to be copied into specific places in the moodle core code directory.
- blocks
- mod
- grades/export
I copied the content of each folder into the corresponding
After returning to my moodle page, I clicked the refresh button and was greeted with the familiar plugins checklist view.
Notice the Checklist appears 3 times in the Plugin name column, once for each folder .
- /mod/checklist
- /blocks/checklist
- /grade/export/checklist
Now, when I go to a course and choose Activity, I see the checklist option. I inserted a checklist and called it course completion checklist. I added a few tasksand saved it.
I also activated the new block, by turning on editing and choosing the checklist block. As the teacher, this is what the block looks like, showing each enrolled students progress bar.
I logged in as student james and completed two of the tasks, the other 3 students have not completed any tasks in their checklist.
If I am logged in as student james, these are my views
Click on the course completion checklist and get this view.
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