Upgrade You need a Moodle site with a version that does not include the Recently Accessed Courses block. Upgrade the Moodle Site following Upgrading documentation Log in Go to the dashboard Confirm you see the Recently Accessed Courses block in the dashboard New installation Install Moodle from scratch, following Installation quick guide documentation Log in as admin Confirm you see "No recent courses" in the Recently Accessed Courses block Create a new user s1 Log in as s1 Confirm you see "No recent courses" in the Recently Accessed Courses block Boost and Clean themes Please test the following tests on both the Boost and Clean themes. Please also test these on each of the supported browsers . Setup Users and enrolments Log in as admin Create 5 courses, c1, c2, c3, c4, and c5 Create 2 users, s1 and s2 Enrol s1 as a student in all 5 courses Enrol s2 as a student in c3 and c5 Course c1: allow guest access With the Boost theme, from the navigation drawer on the left, click 'Participants', and then from the gear menu on the right, click 'Enrolment method> Guest access'. With other themes, click Administration > Course administration > Users > Enrolment methods and then Guest access Enable guest access by clicking on the "eye" icon or by choosing it in the 'Add method' drop-down menu Tests Log in as s1 Confirm you see "No recent courses" in the Recently Accessed Courses block Go to courses c1, c2, c3, c4 and c5. Don't need to do anything inside the courses Navigate to the dashboard On the Course overview block, "Star" c1 and c2. Confirm that c1 and c2 get starred as well on the Recently accessed courses block. Confirm you see all courses in the Recently Accessed Courses block or that the number of courses shown fits the Recently Accessed Courses block Resize your browser Confirm the number of courses shown differs according to the browser size Confirm the cards keep looking like cards, are never weirdly thin or long. If the block's width gets too narrow to fit all the courses, a horizontal scrollbar will be displayed. (Note: On mobile browsers, this won't work and will need to be fixed on a separate issue) Confirm the first course in the block is the last course you accessed Log in as s2 Confirm you see "No recent courses" in the Recently Accessed Courses block Go to courses c1 and c3. Although the user is not enrolled in course c1, this course allows guest access Confirm you see courses c1 and c3 in the Recently Accessed Courses block or that the number of courses shown fits the Recently Accessed Courses block Confirm you can't see courses c2, c4 or c5 RTL Install an RTL language pack (e.g. Hebrew). Go to the Dashboard and check the Recently accessed courses. Confirm that the courses are arranged with the most recently accessed course on the right and the least recently accessed course on the left. Confirm that the course names are right-aligned.