Disable grading and viewing model answers for users that are not logged in

Submitted by mronkko on Mon, 05/13/2019 - 09:56
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I am running a course on Moodle and have about 100 H5P interactive videos with about 200-250 interactive tasks total. I would like the course to be fully visible to the world so that anyone can audit the course and view and do the H5P tasks without logging in to Moodle or registering to the course. However, this is problematic with the current implementation because it allows a student to use private browsing in their web browser to check the correct answers to the H5P tasks and then fill those correct answers to another browser window where they have logged in to receive points on the course.

To solve this issue, there should be an option to disable grading of the tasks for non-logged in users that would also disabel showing the model answer. 

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BV52

Tue, 05/14/2019 - 03:43

Hi mronkko,

Thank you for contributing your ideas on how to make H5P better! We’re now working on something called the H5P supporter program allowing the H5P community to vote for and fund the top voted H5P features. Also there are developers in the community who every now and then works on a feature they find interesting or useful.

-BV52

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mronkko

Mon, 02/24/2020 - 08:07

Edit: This was posted to an incorrect thread. The forum administrator can delete the post. I re-posted to a correct thread: Implemented in a pull request

Hi,
I have implemented this. It was basically a one line change in the code. I submitted a pull request a month and a half ago:

https://github.com/h5p/h5p-interactive-video/pull/141

There has been no reaction to the pull request and there seems to be another open one as well. Is this not the right way to submit patches? If not, how should patches be submitted?

Mikko

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otacke

Mon, 02/24/2020 - 08:04

Hi mronkko!

Patience. There are pull request that are way older across the H5P repositories. The H5P core team is not large and needs to find some time to review contributions.

Best,

Oliver 

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mronkko

Mon, 02/24/2020 - 08:09

Thanks for the information. I just wanted to check this to make sure that I had submitted the patch proposal correctly.

Mikko

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mronkko

Mon, 02/24/2020 - 07:11

I accidentally posted to an incorrect thread. Please delete the previous post.

Mikko

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BV52

Mon, 02/24/2020 - 18:05

Hi Mikko,

Since you opened this thread I think nobody will mind you ;-)

Anyway you are correct in adding a PR in the Github repository for the content type. Oliver is right we would have to wait for the core to have some time to review PRs.

-BV