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Activities

All Activities at a Glance

The Activities page shows all events from your institution in chronological order — with pagination, filter chips, and a toggle between your own and all activities.

Route: /aktivitaeten

Activities Overview

Activities — Overview

The page lists all activities with timestamp, type, description, and the user who performed the action. By default, only your own activities are visible.

Toggle: Own / All

Use the Own / All toggle in the top right to switch between:

Mode Visible Activities
Own Only your own actions (default)
All All activities of the institution (requires appropriate permission)

The dashboard widget always shows only your own activities — the Activities page is the only place for the institution-wide view.

Filter Chips

Activities — Filter

Seven filter chips narrow the view by activity type:

Filter Included Events
Documents Upload, processing, deletion of documents
Exams Creating, editing, archiving exams
Questions Generation, review, changes to questions
Evaluations CSV import, LLM scoring, review completion
Export Grade export (CSV, Moodle CSV, PDF)
Classes Creating classes, assigning members
Users Login, logout, profile changes

Multiple filters can be active simultaneously. Clicking an active chip deactivates it.

Pagination

The activities list is divided into pages. Select the page size via the dropdown in the bottom right:

  • 25 entries per page (default)
  • 50 entries per page
  • 100 entries per page

Use the previous/next arrows to navigate between pages.

Empty State

When no activities match the active filters, an empty state is shown with a note about the active filters and a Reset Filters button.

What Counts as an Activity?

Activities are logged server-side — every action that modifies data or consumes an important resource creates an entry. Pure read operations (e.g. opening a document, viewing an exam) do not appear in the list.

Privacy Note

In Own mode you see exclusively your own activities. All mode displays the names and actions of all users in the institution — use this view responsibly.

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