This section describes the interaction a user can have with the Moodle eLearning courses. To see this information, the The user must have completed the User Registration step to see this information.
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Courses Moodle courses must have a custom field called BotMode with the value “yes” to Moodle Chatbot App be able to display this these courses to the user. |
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1. Course Selection
After creating a new account using the Moodle Chatbot App, the app is now able to search and find the user and display a welcome message along with all the courses in Moodle Platform that has have a custom field called BotMode and the value set as yes:
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This Courses overview displays some information about the courseslist of courses displays the following information:
Course name: reference the short name refers to the course activity as set up in Moodle platform.
Status: state of the user in the course. Status can be: Not enrolled, enrolled, in progress, or completed.
Grade Attempt: total grade obtained by the user inside the course.
Initially, the user is not enrolled in any course. To change this status to enrolled, the user must select the course that he wants to start completing:
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2. Course Activities selection
So far, the user wants to select a course. From the step 1. Course Selection he is able to the user can type any number associated to with a course within the course list. When A new message is sent when the user types the number associated to with a course, a new message is sent. This message details all the activities (bot-operable) within a course:
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The current bot-operable Moodle activities are Quizzes, Feedbacks Feedback, and Lessons.
This The Course main page has some sections that the user must note:
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Type the number associated to with an activity.
Type 0 to go back to the course list.
Type 99 to see more items.
Type the number associated to with an activity: starts Start a flow for the activity selected.
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Type 99 to see more items: in case If the course has more than 3 three activities, this option is displayed, and the user can navigate through the next pages to see more activities.
For the example given, the Mathematics Course has 4 four activities. If the user wants to see the fourth item, number 99 must be typed:
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This new message displays the remaining activities for the course as well as showing and shows a new option to go back go to the previous activitiesactions.
Refer to the following documentation to find out the activities interactionsfor course activities :
Link to feedback interaction
Link to lesson interactionLeaving Feedback