Hi,

As part of our migration to Jira Cloud, Tracker will be temporarily shut down for two days starting 14 June. During this time, we’ll transfer all Tracker history and existing data to the new system. We expect the new platform to be live by 16 June.

After the migration, the old Tracker system will remain viewable but will no longer accept new entries or updates.

Once our Jira Cloud instance is active, you’ll receive an invitation to log in and explore the new platform. Please follow the instructions provided to activate your account.

Thank you for your support through this transition.

Adrian

The Learning Map plugin for Moodle allows educators to transform course structures into visual, intuitive, and motivating learning paths. In this session presented by Judith Birke from The St. Gallen University of Teacher Education, we will explore how Learning Maps can guide students through activities in a structured yet flexible way - supporting self-paced learning, modular progression, and gamified engagement.

You will see a variety of real-world examples for different teaching and learning scenarios, and leave with practical ideas to make your Moodle courses more learner-centred, visually structured, and motivating to explore.

This webinar is part of the course 'Moodle Academy webinars'. You have to be enrolled in this free course to register and join the webinar.

→ Register at Moodle Academy.

You may remember that we announced the transition of Moodle’s Tracker to JiraCloud last week which will be happening in a couple of weeks time. 

As part of this transition, we will be introducing a limit to how long we keep user accounts active within the Moodle Tracker on Jira Cloud. 

If you regularly use Tracker your account will stay active and this change will have no impact on you. 

However, moving forward, if you don’t interact with our system for three years then your account will be suspended and eventually removed.

You can always sign back up after a long break to gain access to Tracker again, but if your old account has been removed then it is not possible to restore it.

This change will help us better manage our Tracker solution and further support Moodle’s commitment to honouring data privacy regulation, which advocates for institutions to keep their user’s information for the shortest time necessary.