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Logs show you the activity in your class of different days or times. This enables checking to see if everyone has done a certain task. When you select Logs from the Administration block, a report screen is revealed that allows you to set filter criteria for the type of logs you wish to view, including:
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The term '''Logs''' that was used in courses by teachers, was changed to "Reports" in Moodle 1.6. Some Moodlers refer to "Log Reports", which are also the same thing.  Moodle 1.7 has a category of reports called "Logs".


* Course you want to view
==Logs and reports in Moodle 1.6 and later==


* If “Groups” are enabled, which group you want to view
Please see [[Reports]] for descriptions and images of how to create reports (log reports) in 1.6 and later.  The functions in 1.5 and earlier versions are carried forward into later versions of Moodle.


* A specific participant (or All participants) whose logs you want to view
==Logs and reports in Moodle 1.5 and earlier==


* A date (or all dates) for logs you want to view
'''Logs''' show activity within the course. It allows tutors to see what resources are being used and when, or check that  an individual student has viewed the resource they claim to have read. Individual user reports generate some basic graphical views of this information.


* Which course activity (or All activities) logs you want to view
Using the drop-down menus you can view the log records at course level, user level and/or activity level on a specific day or all days.


For course management these logs can help determine what types of resource are the most popular, including those that receive no interest whatsoever. This can help plan resource selection for future courses. Viewing individual activity reports can help you monitor student activity and identify learning styles.


You can also watch current activity by clicking a popup window link '''Live logs from the past hour'''. There, you will see logs arranged under several headings: Time, IP address of the participant's computer, the full name of the course participant, the name of the action undertaken, and the name of the course the given logs concern.
 
 
[[Image:Logs_plain.gif|frame|left|access course logs via this link]]
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[[Image:Lookatlogs.gif|frame|left|typical log entries]]
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Latest revision as of 11:10, 22 June 2007


The term Logs that was used in courses by teachers, was changed to "Reports" in Moodle 1.6. Some Moodlers refer to "Log Reports", which are also the same thing. Moodle 1.7 has a category of reports called "Logs".

Logs and reports in Moodle 1.6 and later

Please see Reports for descriptions and images of how to create reports (log reports) in 1.6 and later. The functions in 1.5 and earlier versions are carried forward into later versions of Moodle.

Logs and reports in Moodle 1.5 and earlier

Logs show activity within the course. It allows tutors to see what resources are being used and when, or check that an individual student has viewed the resource they claim to have read. Individual user reports generate some basic graphical views of this information.

Using the drop-down menus you can view the log records at course level, user level and/or activity level on a specific day or all days.

For course management these logs can help determine what types of resource are the most popular, including those that receive no interest whatsoever. This can help plan resource selection for future courses. Viewing individual activity reports can help you monitor student activity and identify learning styles.


access course logs via this link



typical log entries