Moodle Dashboard 1.0

Visualize students log data for - "Better Learning"

Data Dashboard is a tool to visually display the key data or metric to monitor performance in large number of fields. In education it is an effective way to display data about students’ learning processes which can be used to make instruction more effective. These Dashboards are used in online and blended courses in many institutions of Higher education.

Moodle Dashboard 1.0 is a basic tool for teachers who use Moodle as an LMS for their courses. This tool helps in understanding student's weekly participation in the course. This participation is displayed in terms of overall actions, assignment and their activities in discussion forum. The instructor can also track the performance of individual student.

Box Plot Bar graph

These graphs show the week-wise participation of students in the course.
The drop down menu provides the list of all weeks.
Box plot shows the counts each click made by individual learner in that particular week.
Bar chart represents the various actions done by the learners.

Doughnut chart-1 Doughnut chart-2

Both doughnut charts show the details about assignment activities.
The drop down menu provides the list of all the assignments.
First doughnut chart shows assignment submission.
Second doughnut chart shows assignment view.

Bar graph 1 Bar graph 2 Bar graph 3

All 3 bar graphs show the week-wise participation of students in the discussion forum.
The drop down menu provides the list of all weeks.
1st bar graph shows the total discussion created vs not created by students.
2nd bar graph shows that how many students have viewed the discussion forum.
3rd bar graph shows how many students have created announcement.

Doughnut chart Line chart

Both charts show the information about individual student.
Drop-down menu provides the list of all students enrolled in the course.
First doughnut chart shows various activities done by the student.
The line chart shows the number of actions in each week.

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