ADDING FILES TO MOODLE CODERUNNER CODE

I was reminded of another weak integration we have with OU learning environments and Jupyter notebooks in a reply posting to the Moodle forums by Mark Johnson on Moodle integration with Jupyter notebooks. This uses some sort of Moodle plugin for adding the secret token, I think? (Note to self: find out how this works and what the Moodle plugin is! Rod….?!) We have an auth hack for running temporary notebooks via Jupyterhub in which students who are logged in to the Moodle VLE are presented with a URL containing a secret than can be used to log them in to a notebook launching Jupyterhub server running on Azure/Kubernetes.

The comment also prompted me to look around for other Moodle’n’Jupyter integrations.

So now I’m wondering – might the SageCell filter for Moodle provide a basis for a Thebelab filter for Moodle?

ADDING FILES TO MOODLE CODERUNNER CODE

It also strikes me that ScriptedForms provide another possible way of accessing Jupyter/python executable code from a frame embed. as described in Using ThebeLab to Run Python Code Embedded in HTML Via A Jupyter Kernel), which will connect all the cells in a web page to the same Jupyter kernel, and as such allow state to be shared between them. This contrasts with approaches such as Thebelab (e.g. Via a comment, Ger Tielemans alerted me to the SageCell filter for Moodle that lets you embed an executable code cell powered by Sage Cell Server, which was also new to me, in a Moodle content page.įrom what I can tell, Sage Cell Server provides a stateless was of executing SageMath, R or Python code.

Adding files to moodle coderunner