 Okay, let's have a look at the certificates module. Now, just bear in mind, this is a third-party piece of contributed code. It's not part of a standard Moodle installation. So you'll need somebody with a certain level of expertise to install and configure and test the module before you commit it to a production environment. But the idea is you come into a course when all is good, turn editing on as a teacher and add an activity, it's called certificate. That's the sort of thing you're going to issue or have students self-issue at the completion of a course or a discrete unit of study. So you give it a name and an introduction, you can actually notify teachers via email when certificates have been issued. We're going to save, say yes to save certificates and report certificates. You can also have dependent activities. So a student might need to complete an assignment and to a satisfactory level before you issue the certificate. We can put in some other parameters too, as well as the date. Naturally, we might want to display the grade, credit hours and so forth. There's even space there for custom text. There's various design options, portrait and landscape, images, borders. And you can choose your preferred watermark, signatures, sills or logos. If you're not happy with the default, ask your system administrator to upload your own images to the appropriate folders on the server. So when we're done, we can save and return to course. So that is now, that certificate activity has been set up and the assignment is dependent on it. Okay, so look through the eyes of a student. Let's give this, as a matter of fact, before we do, we'll set one other thing up. And this is in modules, blocks and sticky blocks. Happened to have installed a related plugin that will display, I guess, reports site-wide for administrators. And also show students how they're performing across their various courses. Now, we've gone into sticky blocks through the eyes of a system administrator. And this is the My Myrtle page. It's a personalized page that can get served up to students upon login. There's an additional block here we want to add. My sister's been installed and configured. It's called My Certificates. So we've got that there now. What we'll do, we'll go back to the Sandpit course, but momentarily log in and see what's going on through the eyes of a student. Okay, so they come into the certificate. Let's presume they've done the assignment and to a satisfactory standard. They should be able to self-issue the certificate as PDF generated. That is all good. If the student were to navigate to their My Myrtle page, which is really the URL of your Myrtle forward slash MY, they should be able to see their certificates that have been issued for the respective courses. Now, on the same token, an administrator can come in and view issued certificates site-wide. So that's for the various courses and the students in those various courses. So it's sort of a snapshot of overall performance and attainment on one page for your administrator. So there you have it.