MoodlIA Analyzer Web

Finds participation trends, student risk, and priorities in the browser.

Browser applicationOpen-source project

An educator reviewing a simple learning overview and three priority markers
Clarity for the next helpful decision

Here for one clear job.

A frontend-only Moodle analysis workspace for course and student follow-up. It combines activity, participation, grades, risk, recommendations, and intervention priorities without a custom backend.

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What it helps with

  • Course-wide analysis, student risk, recommendations, and intervention queues
  • Trend comparisons, charts, filters, and CSV or JSON export
  • Local profiles and analysis cache stored in the browser

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A good fit for

  • Teachers who want deeper course analysis without installing desktop software
  • Student follow-up based on activity, participation, and grades
  • Bilingual English and Spanish analysis workflows

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What you need

  • A modern web browser
  • Moodle REST access and a suitable token
  • Optional browser bridge when Moodle blocks direct cross-site requests

How installation and use work.

Analyzer Web is for finding questions worth looking at, not for making automatic decisions about students.

Set it up once

  1. Ask your Moodle administrator for a suitable REST token.
  2. Open the Analyzer Web address provided by your school or team in a modern browser.
  3. If the connection is blocked, ask a colleague to add the optional browser bridge.

Try one small thing

  1. Connect to one course and wait for the analysis to finish.
  2. Start with the course overview and the suggested priorities.
  3. Open a student view only when you are ready to decide on a helpful follow-up.
Get help to start this tool

CONCRETE STEPS

Start using Analyzer Web

Analyzer Web is supplied by your school or team and works in the browser with Moodle REST access.
  1. Ask for the web address

    Your school or team needs to provide the Analyzer Web address; it is not a public hosted service.

  2. Prepare Moodle access

    Ask for a limited REST token. If your Moodle blocks browser connections, ask whether the optional browser bridge is needed.

  3. Connect one course

    Enter the requested connection details, choose one course, and wait for the analysis to finish.

  4. Read the overview first

    Use suggested priorities to decide where a helpful follow-up may be needed; do not use it for automatic student decisions.

Want help with MoodlIA Analyzer Web?

Tell us what you are trying to achieve. We can help you choose, start, configure, or troubleshoot the right MoodlIA project.

Write to contact@moodlia.com