What's new (among other things)
AI-powered content generation and summarisation: augmenting learning and teaching
The new AI subsystem adds the first AI-powered features in Moodle LMS.
Generating text and images in Moodle's editor simplifies content creation, saving time and effort. This functionality is available to all Moodle LMS users with the appropriate permissions.
AI-generated content is tagged for transparency, and descriptions for generated images are automatically added, making it easier to create inclusive, accessible learning materials.
When enabled by their instructor, learners can also use AI tools within Moodle to create content and summarise text, with all actions logged for review and continuous learning improvement. Learners benefit from having choice, control, and transparency in AI interactions, elements that help build essential digital literacy skills.
Moodle LMS will initially support the OpenAI API. This API will work with open-source models such as Ollama, LiteLLM, and LocalAI. It will also support services like Groq, OpenAI itself, and Azure. Additional AI model support will be added in future releases.
AI-powered content generation and summarisation: augmenting learning and teaching
The new AI subsystem adds the first AI-powered features in Moodle LMS. Generating text and images in Moodle's editor simplifies content creation, saving time and effort. This functionality is available to all Moodle LMS users with the appropriate permissions.
AI-generated content is tagged for transparency, and descriptions for generated images are automatically added, making it easier to create inclusive, accessible learning materials.
When enabled by their instructor, learners can also use AI tools within Moodle to create content and summarise text, with all actions logged for review and continuous learning improvement. Learners benefit from having choice, control, and transparency in AI interactions, elements that help build essential digital literacy skills.
Moodle LMS will initially support the OpenAI API. This API will work with open-source models such as Ollama, LiteLLM, and LocalAI. It will also support services like Groq, OpenAI itself, and Azure. Additional AI model support will be added in future releases.