Learning Analytics
Maintained by
Thomas Dondorf, Bernd Decker, Sebastian Schilling
Privacy-friendly Learning Analytics for Moodle
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I thank you very much for your work that enabled me to derive other analytics plugins to support students engagement :
https://moodle.org/plugins/logstore_socialflow
https://moodle.org/plugins/block_socialflow
Thank you very much for your detailed analysis that was a great help.
Kisses
Zabelle
Your excellent plugin comes with a guided tour that installs automatically with the plugin. But it contains a URL error!
You need to replace ?tour=1% with ?course=% so that it works on every course where the plugin is activated.
This gives the following formula for the tour URL: /local/learning_analytics/index.php/reports/coursedashboard?course=%
Daniel
It's possible to query data from other (external) systems. So, yes. You can write a subplugin report that displays data of students. As a minimal example check out the weekheatmap plugin which you find here: https://github.com/rwthanalytics/moodle-local_learning_analytics/blob/master/reports/weekheatmap/lareport_weekheatmap.php Feel free to open an issue on github if you need help.
Best, Thomas
The conclusion of the thesis pointed out future research directions and in particular creating a system that is more focused on the students. The project I am working on is very much focused on both teachers and students. It seems to me that your plugin would be able to support student-centric analysis by adding more personalized student data. I would like to use one analytics system to support both teachers and students. Since the architecture of your plugin enables the creation of sub-plugins, would it be possible to extend the system using the sub-plugins to support analytics for students? In other words, in order for your plugin to support students analytics, what would have to be done.
Cheers