A very interesting post caught my attention. There's an easier and faster way to add Google Analytics to Moodle.
If you have no server access and can't add the Google Analytics code directly on the source code, Eamon of rElearn.ie has found an alternative solution for this. It is simply done by adding an "HTML block" and pasting the Google codes.
Disadvantage for this is only the page where the block was added will have the Google codes. One great advantage is that administrators and teachers can add the GA code themselves.
So if you're a teacher and would like to monitor the traffic of your course(s), try this.
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thanks for the link. Enjoying your blog.
- Eamon
by Eamon Costello on 09/01/08
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