Grade Tracker Plugin (v2.0.0)

This plugin provides you with the Grade Tracker block, which can be used to track students' progress across a wide range of qualification types, from qualification level, down to criteria level.

Features

• Bespoke Qualifications - Build your own qualification structures to suit your needs
• Pre-Defined Qualification Structures - 15+ Qualification structures available for download on the demo site, such as BTEC, City & Guilds, City & Guilds NVQ/VRQ, A Level, CACHE, Access, etc...)
• Integration with Moodle activities - Link your Moodle assignments and Turnitin assignments to Grade Tracker units/criteria for automated grid updates on submission/late submission/no submission
• Offline Marking - Download any grid as an Excel spreadsheet, do your marking offline and then import it back into the system
• Reporting - Build your own custom reports using the Reporting Dashboard block, or choose from the pre-built reports which come with the Grade Tracker
• Customisable - Alter numerous settings to customise the Grade Tracker in a way which works best for you

User Guide

There is a PDF User Guide included with the plugin code. This can be found in the /docs/ directory. Additionally, there may be extra pieces of information on the Wiki

Screenshots

Viewing a Student's Grid:

Editing a Student's Grid:

Qualification Structure Configuration:

Quals on Entry Configuration:

Assessment Style Qualification Grid (A Level example):

Qualification Configuration:

Adding a Comment to a Student's Criteria/Assessment:

Linking Units and Criteria to Moodle Assignments:

Example of a Customised System with different options and icons:

Requirements

• Moodle 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7
• Plugin block_bc_dashboard installed
• Plugin local_df_hub installed

Installation

1. Download the latest version of the plugin from the Releases page.
2. Extract the directory from the zip file and rename it to 'gradetracker' if it is not already named as such.
3. Place the 'gradetracker' folder into your Moodle site's /blocks/ directory.
4. Run the Moodle upgrade process either through the web interface or command line.
5. Add the block to a page and start using it

License

https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0

Support

If you need any help using the block, or wish to report a bug or feature request, please use the issue tracking system: https://github.com/cwarwicker/moodle-block_gradetracker/issues

If you want to help out with the development, feel free to submit commits for review.