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-********************************************************************************************* 
-****** WARNING: THIS MODULE IS IN DEVELOPMENT. USE WITH CAUTION ****** 
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 ABOUT
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 This is version 2.4.x of the "Attendance" module (attforblock).
-It is still IN DEVELOPMENT and
-should not be considered a stable release unless otherwise noted. 
 
-2.4.x release is compatible only with Moodle 2.0.
+2.4.x release is compatible only with Moodle 2.x.
 
 The "Attendance" module is developed by
     Dmitry Pupinin, Novosibirsk, Russia,
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 This block may be distributed under the terms of the General Public License
 (see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt for details)
 
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 PURPOSE
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 The attendance module and block are designed to allow instructors of a course keep an attendance log of the students in their courses. The instructor will setup the frequency of his classes (# of days per week & length of course) and the attendance is ready for use. To take attendance, the instructor clicks on the "Update Attendance" button and is presented with a list of all the students in that course, along with 4 options: Present, Absent, Late & Excused, with a Remarks textbox. Instructors can download the attendance for their course in Excel format or text format.
 Only the instructor can update the attendance data. However, a student gets to see his attendance record.
 
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 INSTALLATION
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-The attendance follows standard installation procedures.
-Place the "attforblock" directory in your mod directory.
-Then visit the Admin page in Moodle to activate it.
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+The attendance module follows standard installation procedure.
+
+1. Create folder <path to your moodle dir>/mod/attforblock.
+2. Extract files from folder inside archive (andreev-artem-moodle_mod_attforblock-xxxxxxx in your case) to created folder.
+3. Visit page Home ► Site administration ► Notifications to complete installation.
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