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@core @core_my Feature: Add blocks to dashboard page In order to add more functionality to dashboard page As a user I need to add blocks to dashboard page Background: Given the following "users" exist: | username | firstname | lastname | email | | student1 | Student | 1 | student1@example.com | | student2 | Student | 2 | student2@example.com | And the following "courses" exist: | fullname | shortname | format | | Course 1 | C1 | topics | And the following "course enrolments" exist: | user | course | role | | student1 | C1 | student | | student2 | C1 | student | And I log in as "student1" Scenario: Add blocks to page When I press "Customise this page" And I add the "Latest announcements" block Then I should see "Latest announcements" in the "Latest announcements" "block" And I should see "Latest badges" in the "Latest badges" "block" And I should see "Calendar" in the "Calendar" "block" And I should see "Upcoming events" in the "Upcoming events" "block"
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