GamiPress - Mark As Completed

Most gamification triggers rely on automatic tracking, which leaves a gap when an activity happens away from your site. Attending a live event or finishing a paper-based exercise cannot be detected by the system. This add-on gives users a way to update their own progress, so their offline work is reflected in the points, ranks or achievements they are working toward.

Administrators keep control of the process. Manual completion can be turned on or off for each requirement, so only suitable tasks can be marked by hand. The add-on works within an existing GamiPress setup and supports a variety of requirement types, which lets you mix automatic and manual requirements in the same program for your community.

Features

• Manual completion by users: Users can mark specific requirements as completed themselves, which fits offline activities and any task the system cannot track automatically.
• Per-requirement admin control: Administrators can enable or disable manual marking on each requirement, so only appropriate tasks can be completed by hand.
• Built for GamiPress: The add-on extends the GamiPress plugin and is compatible with existing GamiPress setups, so it fits into the gamification you already run.
• Offline activity tracking: Real-world actions such as attending a live event or completing a paper-based exercise can be recorded alongside your online requirements.
• Support for many requirement types: Configuration works with a variety of requirement types, so manual completion can be adapted to different gamification scenarios on your site.
• User control over progress: Members of your community can update their own status, which gives them more say over how their progress is recorded.
• Accurate progress records: Offline accomplishments are recorded in the same system as other progress, which helps rewards reflect what people have actually done.
• Simple interface: Marking a task as completed uses a plain, intuitive design that users of all experience levels can follow.

Best for

• Sites running GamiPress with offline or real-world tasks
• Course and event organizers tracking in-person participation
• Admins who want manual completion on selected requirements only