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mark as complete

To indicate that a lesson, activity, task, or other required item has been finished by assigning it the status complete.

In plain English

This means showing that a required item is finished. The item is then given a complete status.

In context

Here, it means indicating that the current lesson or other required item has been finished by setting its status to complete.

Situation
Navigating learning platforms, modules, lessons, prerequisites, and progress
What it communicates
lets the learner mark the current item as finished.

Meaning limits

By itself, this term does not establish how completion is determined or whether the item was in fact finished.

Examples

“Leena finished the assigned worksheet but forgot to mark it as complete.”

Core meaning

“If today's lesson is done, mark it as complete.”

In context