Key sources of information

Moodle has a variety of logs and activity tracking available by default.

To maximise the usefulness of this data add your resources and activities using '+Add a resource or activity'. Information, links, documents and other items in labels or section descriptions are NOT tracked.

Tracking and monitoring student "engagement"

Resources 

• How to see tracking information for students

• Looking at Moodle Logs: how to track student activity and engagement

• How to generate an activity report for a student
• How to see a given user's activity within a SCORM package
• How to see student activity in Microsoft Teams using Insights (Microsoft Resource) 2021 
• Analytics in Echo360 Engage (Xerte toolkits)
  • Module analytics within Engage Echo360
  • Consolidated Analytics
  • Individual video analytics within Engage Echo360
  • Interactive Media Analytics
  • Quick access to Video and Poll Analytics

Completion tracking

Editing teachers and other staff can see a variety of logs which are automatically compiled.

Completion tracking is used for two main purposes:

• Allowing the students
• Enabling staff to create conditional activities

Completion tracking can also be used to automatically award Open Badges (see section below) 

Resources

• Moodle completion tracking for student monitoring and conditional activities
• Activity completion tracking in Moodle
• How to use completion tracking to monitor student progress
• How to generate an activity report for a student
• Magic with Moodle 18 - Monitoring students & completion tracking
• How to enable conditional activities

Conditional release

• How to enable conditional activities
• Magic with Moodle 4 - Hiding and restricting material - conditional release

Open Badges in Moodle

• Using Badges to enhance student engagement [Xerte]
• How to use Badges in Moodle