"Moodle" matching MCP servers:

A read-only MCP server that exposes courses, assignments, calendar events, announcements, participants, and course materials from IIIT Hyderabad's Moodle instance through browser automation with persistent CAS-authenticated sessions.

Enables AI assistants to interact with Moodle LMS via browser automation, using a server and browser extension to keep credentials local and route commands securely.

Enables browser-based login to approved UTN Moodle sites and read-only access to the user's profile, course list, and course activities via local Chromium automation.

Enables users to log into their university Moodle in a dedicated Chrome profile, choose courses from their real module list, and incrementally download lecture files to local versioned folders while preserving older versions of updated materials. Also exposes tools to check login and connection status, discover courses, list resources, and inspect per-item sync results.

Enables automated interaction with the Moodle platform, allowing users to list courses and modules, retrieve assignment details, and download course files via browser automation.

Model Context Protocol server that connects AI assistants to SLIIT Courseweb (Moodle), enabling you to track academic deadlines, check assignment status, and bulk-sync course materials.

Enables agents to read a Moodle-based virtual classroom’s courses, notes, forums, assignments, grades, and calendar, and to download course files locally while keeping the classroom read-only.

Enables querying the IFSC SIGAA student portal to retrieve a student's profile, classes, schedules, grades, attendance, assignments, exams, news, and academic documents, and also provides access to the IFSC Moodle for courses, materials, deadlines, grades, forums, and messaging. Includes session management with browser-based login or pasted cookie, and confirmation-gated submission of assignments and forms.

Lets AI assistants read a student's Canvas LMS/Moodle courses, deadlines, announcements, grades and course files using their normal browser login instead of an access token. It is read-only and keeps all session data and downloads on the user's own machine.