Pimenko Feedback Radar : a powerful Moodle report plugin

In short, with the ‘Feedback Radar report‘, you can :

• Visualize Feedback activity results as a radar chart, organized by label, skill categories or thematic groups
• Automatically group rated multichoice – single answer questions sharing the same label and calculate their average score per category
• Compare three levels of results at a glance : the individual learner’s average, their group’s average, and the global average across all participants in the course
• Export data as CSV for deeper analysis : detailed responses per learner, thematic averages per user, per group, or across all participants

Plugin Type: Report
Official plugin name : report_pimenkofeedbackradar
Moodle Compatibility: Moodle 4.5 and later versions
Dependencies: Requires Feedback activity module
Maintenance: Actively maintained by Pimenko

• A summary table of all participants’ scores, organized by question category (label)
• The average score per label, calculated automatically for each learner
• Group filtering to compare results across different learner groups at a glance
• Direct access to individual learner responses from the summary view

• A visual radar chart representing average scores across all question categories simultaneously
• Three comparison levels displayed in a single view : individual learner average, group average, and global average across all participants
• An intuitive shape that makes it easy to identify strengths and gaps at a glance

• Show/hide comparison levels on the radar chart : user average, group average, and course average can each be toggled independently
• Define a list of excluded answers 

Export data in multiple formats for external analysis:

• Export detailed individual answers for all participants
• Export average scores per label : by user, by group, or for all participants combined
• A ready-to-use format for further analysis in any spreadsheet tool

Perfect for creating custom reports, conducting statistical analysis, or archiving results.

Respects Moodle’s Feedback activity anonymity settings:

• Anonymous responses are included in global statistics
• Anonymous data is excluded from individual user tables
• Maintains privacy while providing valuable aggregate insights

Administrators can specify which answer values should be ignored in the score calculation, ensuring that non-committal responses do not skew the averages. Common exclusions include:

• “N/A” (Not Applicable)
• “I don’t know”
• “Prefer not to answer”
• Any custom labels

This ensures that calculations reflect only meaningful responses, improving data accuracy.

• For teachers : Monitor your learners’ performance category by category, compare individual results against group and course averages, and identify collective strengths or gaps without digging through raw data
• For administrators : Keep full control over what is displayed and how averages are calculated — exclude irrelevant answers, adjust the radar chart visibility, and ensure the results shown are always meaningful
• For everyone : Export clean, ready-to-use data in CSV at any time, whether for individual follow-up, group reporting, or institutional analysis

Ready to transform your Feedback activities into visual insights?

1. Install the plugin from the Moodle plugins directory
2. Create a Feedback activity with categorized questions
3. Collect responses from your students or participants
4. Visualize results with automatic radar chart generation
5. Act on insights to improve your courses

Here is an example of question that you can create :

Here’s how the question will appear for the user :

Step 1. In your course, click on the ‘More’ tab, then on ‘Reports’

Step 2. In the Reports page, click on the ‘Pimenko Feedback Radar’ item

Step 3. In the page opening, you can find the list of the Feedback activities within your course

• If you click on the name of the Feedback, you will be redirected to the activity itself
• If you click on the item ‘Report‘, you will be redirected to the report on participants’ responses

Then, the global report appears, with the number of completions, an export button to get a csv file.

You can also see a ‘Radar overview’ of the global results.

Below, you will find the averages by category for each respondent.

And finally, the overall averages by category.

Step 4. Click on the ‘responses’ button of the student of your choice to view his detailed answers.

You will find an export button to get a csv file with the detailed report.

As for the global report, a ‘Radar overview’ of the global results is available, along with the user’s overall average.

Below, you will find the detailed answers of the user and the averages by category for the same user.