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Key: MDL-13670
Type: New Feature New Feature
Status: Open Open
Priority: Major Major
Assignee: Martin Dougiamas
Reporter: Steve Bond
Votes: 10
Watchers: 7
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Allow metacourse to display grades from child courses

Created: 26/Feb/08 07:25 PM   Updated: 23/Nov/09 08:56 AM
Component/s: Gradebook
Affects Version/s: 1.9
Fix Version/s: 2.0

Participants: John Boundy, Martin Dougiamas, Robert Sturgess and Steve Bond
Security Level: None
Affected Branches: MOODLE_19_STABLE
Fixed Branches: MOODLE_20_STABLE


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Our users have asked to be able to view grades from multiple courses in one place. This seems like something that a metacourse ought to be able to do. Could we have a setting "view child grades" in the gradebook? All the permissions and inclusion criteria should be easy to manage since the metacourse is already doing all that. It just has to harvest the grades and add them to the gradebook.

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Robert Sturgess added a comment - 20/Nov/09 09:36 AM
I would like to have a metacourse that pulls the grades from child courses but is able to weight the assignments differently to the weighting in the child courses. This fix sounds like it might do the job.

John Boundy added a comment - 23/Nov/09 08:56 AM
I am really sweating on this coming through as I had hoped to use it for an e-learning innovations project in the ACT. Need employers of apprentices to easily review grades of their employees rather than searching multiple courses. Ideally for my use the meta course would as a default shaow the overall course grade from child courses, and then combine thes eto a metacourse grade. Does this make sense? Our metacourse may have over 20 child courses eventually, each with multiple grade items, so moving all through may make the metacourse grade book to complex to grasp.