When I had looked in to this once, it seemed that one way to achieve this could be by adding logic to the feedback activity which determines which session the user attended automatically. Questions arose about how multiple attended sessions for a user might be handled, how multiple F2F activities in the course should be handled (which F2F activity to link to), and whether any attendance status should be used (probably not) or to only look for fully attended sessions to make the linkage.

In a basic scenario, there could be a configuration option to choose which F2F activity within the course that the feedback should link to. If there is only one F2F activity then it is obvious but perhaps explicitly setting that in the feedback is a good idea.

Options if the user fully attended multiple sessions

a)use most recently attended session

b)link it to all the sessions the user fully attended

c)require multiple feedbacks for each session (maybe not very feasible)

Just some ideas as I remember them from back when I looked in to this.

Jamie

+1 for us as well.

We too would like to be able to gather feedback per session as opposed to just at course level.  Maybe the answer is that the learner is presented with a drop-down list containing the sessions (within the course) that they have 'Fully Attended' so that they can then give separate feedback if they have attended more than one or, if not, they would only be presented with one date anyway?

Steph

+1 

Hi Everyone

There has been stable code for this since Moodle 1.9 and it runs well in our Totara 2.4 instance.

In the Feedback module you select from any existing F2F instances on the course page and this then appears in the Excel export.

Two screen shots below:

Adding the F2F instance:

Resulting Excel output: