If a course includes Checklist activities, you may also see a Checklist block on the side of the main course page if your instructor has chosen to add it. Note: The progress bar does not account for the amount of time the items on the list will take it is merely based on the number of items completed.
As items are checked off, the Progress bar at the top of the page updates to indicate the percentage of items you've checked. Select the checkbox for each required activity as you complete it (some activities may be checked automatically upon your submission to a Moodle activity.). Items on the list may be Moodle activities such as a Forum or a Quiz, or may include "offline activities," such as attending an event or performing a task outside of class. The Checklist page will open listing the activities or resources included on the Checklist. This is an option your instructor may choose to add. Note: Not all courses have Checklist activities. Instructors may set up Moodle activities to automatically check when completed, but more often checklists are provided as a tool for you to manage your own workload. Rather, these activities are memo tools for you to manage your work. Checking off work isn't the same as submitting. Some instructors add a Checklist activity to one or more Sections down the middle of a Moodle course. Tip: If you notice that a quiz does not have a grade listed, you should probably check whether you have actually taken the quiz or need to in the future. For example, if you click the Quizzes link, you can see a list of all currently available quizzes, links to each quiz, deadlines, and, once you have submitted the quiz and it has been graded, your grade. Depending on the type of activity, the table will provide a link to the activity, the due date, submission, and the grade. Click a link to an activity type (such as an Assignments, Quizzes, etc.) to view a table listing each item of that activity type. Locate the Activities block on the course page. If your instructor has included the Activities block in your course, you can use it to monitor your work. Track Progress Using the Activities Block If you are already viewing your grades for a particular course on the User Report page, locate and select the Overview report tab. The Courses I am taking page opens displaying your grade Overview report. Log in to Moodle and from the User menu (top-right), select Grades. There are two ways to access your Overview report: Note: Instructors may not allow you to see a running total of your current standing in a course, in which case you may only see a dash (-) for your grade in that course. The Overview report shows your overall grades (like a report card), with links to your User report for each class you are currently enrolled in. Your 'Overview report' shows your current grade in all your courses: Note: Not all instructors use the Moodle gradebook, and often instructors will wait until the entire class has completed work before releasing grades. Depending on how your instructor set up the gradebook, scores may be displayed as points, as percentages, as letter grades, or a combination thereof. At the bottom of the list of graded activities, you may see, if your instructor has released it, your Course total (a running total of your current standing in a course). Remember, instructors can control when you see grades for specific activities, so if you do not see all your grades, they are probably hidden until your instructor opens them to you. 
The User report page opens to show all graded activities where your grades have been released, as well as feedback from your instructor (if any). On the course homepage, in the Navigation tray toggle (hamburger menu, top left) click Grades.
To view your grades in a particular course: View Your Grades Your 'User Report' shows grades for a particular course: Your instructor may also use additional tools such as checklists or progress checkboxes to help you keep track of required activities by letting you check off, or automatically checking off submitted work (see below). If your instructor has enabled the gradebook in your course, Moodle makes it easy to see your grades through a customized report that will show you all currently graded assignments.
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