A clear first step.

To install: Ask the person who manages your Moodle site to install this plugin once for the site.

To use it: Start with a small task in a copied or test course.

To install: Ask a colleague who is comfortable with command-line tools to install MoodlIA CLI on the computer you will use.

To use it: Open the command tool and check that it can read your Moodle site.

To install: Ask your Moodle administrator to enable the standard REST services needed for your task.

To use it: First confirm that the tool can read your Moodle site.

To install: Choose an AI workspace that can use reusable skills, such as Codex.

To use it: Tell the assistant what you want to prepare in plain language.

To install: Use Chrome or another Chromium-based browser.

To use it: Open the rubric editing page in Moodle.

To install: Install MoodlIA Corrector from the Chrome Web Store in your own Chrome profile.

To use it: Open one assignment submission in Moodle's grading page.

To install: Open the static Backup Converter address provided by your school or team; there is nothing to install and no account to create.

To use it: Choose the local .mbz backup and one of the nine Moodle target branches.

To install: Choose the one browser tool that matches your task: Rubrics for setup or Corrector for feedback.

To use it: Open the Moodle page where you normally prepare or grade work.

To install: Ask your Moodle administrator to prepare a REST token with course and calendar access.

To use it: Check that your courses and deadlines appear correctly.

To install: Ask your Moodle administrator for a suitable REST token.

To use it: Connect to one course and wait for the analysis to finish.

To install: Choose the Windows or Apple Silicon Mac version that matches your computer.

To use it: Open the app and connect to Moodle for the current session.