Better together

EduGears AI + Moodle: better together

Moodle runs your institution. EduGears AI makes it AI-powered — a certified integration that adds course authoring, tutoring, and automated grading without changing anything about how you run Moodle.

Moodle Certified Integration badgeEduGears AI is a Moodle Certified Integration — our features and LTI 1.3 integration were reviewed and verified by Moodle. ↗

What EduGears AI adds

AI course & lesson authoring

Generate complete courses, lessons, slides, study guides, and worksheets from a syllabus or your own materials — inside the course you already teach.

Curriculum-grounded tutoring

An AI tutor that answers from your uploaded course content, not the open internet. By default, questions outside the course get a polite decline, and instructors choose grounding strictness and guidance style per course.

Question generation & banks

Build quizzes, question banks, and practice sets in minutes, at the depth you actually taught — with draft rubrics you edit and own.

Automated grading to your gradebook

AI-graded work lands in your existing gradebook automatically through LTI Advantage grade services. Teachers can see how each AI mark was decided and override it, and answers the AI couldn't check wait for teacher review instead of being marked incorrect.

How it works

  1. 1

    Register once

    Your LMS admin registers the integration via LTI 1.3 — it typically takes under 3 minutes.

  2. 2

    Teachers pick a tool

    EduGears AI tools appear where activities are added — in courses and learning paths.

  3. 3

    Grades flow back

    Learner results return to your gradebook automatically. No exports, no copy-paste.

Keep your LMS. Keep your workflows.

Your courses, roles, enrolments, themes, and plugins stay exactly as they are. EduGears AI arrives as a standard LTI 1.3 tool: teachers meet it inside the activity picker, students meet it inside their courses, and administrators keep full control. If you ever remove it, your Moodle is untouched — that's the point of doing this through open standards.