TRAX Logs

Log storage ::: logstore_trax
Maintained by Sébastien FRAYSSE
This plugin transforms Moodle logs into xAPI statements, and sends then to your LRS.

TRAX Logs v0.1

Moodle 3.5
Released: dimecres, 20 de juny 2018, 11:36 PM

Trax Logs

This plugin transforms Moodle logs into xAPI statements, and sends then to your LRS.

Why this plugin?

The idea of transforming Moodle logs into xAPI Statements is not new. It has been experimented with Logstore xAPI.

Trax Logs for Moodle is a completely new plugin which aims to bring some key improvements: * Statements design following best practices, * Reinforcement of data privacy, * Simple and extensible architecture.

Currently supported events

The current version of the plugin supports general navigation events : * Login and logout, * Course access, * Course module access: all standard modules supported, except Assignement.

The number of supported events will increase during the next months, including: * Progress, completion, success and competency development, * Specific interactions for each type of course module.

Plugin maturity

Trax Logs is currently in Alpha version, which means that significant changes may come. For example, the structure of generated Statements may change, as well as the vocabulary used. So we recommend not to use this version on a production server.

However, you are encouraged to install the plugin, to test it, and to share feedbacks.

Version information

Version build number
2018050800
Version release name
v0.1
Can be updated to
v0.20 (2020060900)
Maturity
Alpha
MD5 Sum
534367d7c1b40906b32eb37fb231916b
Supported software
Moodle 3.5
  • Latest release for Moodle 3.5

Version control information

Version control system (VCS)
GIT
VCS repository URL

Default installation instructions for plugins of the type Log storage

  1. Make sure you have all the required versions.
  2. Download and unpack the module.
  3. Place the folder (eg "mytool") in the "admin/tool/log/store" subdirectory.
  4. Visit http://yoursite.com/admin to finish the installation