local_gradeheatmap

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Colour-codes the cells of the Moodle grader report by grade percentage, so teachers can see where students struggle and excel.

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0.1.4 for Moodle Moodle 5.2 – 5.3

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Grader report with the default gradient: low grades red, through orange and yellow to green, full marks blue

Category and course totals and scale grades are shaded too; ungraded cells stay plain

Discrete bands mode, one solid colour per band, chosen for a course by its teacher

The Grade heatmap section on the grader report preferences page, with a custom course palette

The same report shaded with that custom orange-to-purple palette

Site settings: enable the heatmap, choose the mode and edit the default palette with colour pickers

About

For teachers using the gradebook grader report. Each grade, category total and course total cell is shaded by its percentage of the item's range, from red through orange and yellow to green, with blue reserved for full marks. Grade values are never changed. Admins set a site-wide gradient or banded palette, teachers can override it per course, and each user can switch the shading on or off from the report's action bar.