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Interactive AI activities and flashcard decks for self-paced recall practice — learners choose when and how they practise.
Built for instructors and organisations of every kind alike — anywhere Moodle powers learning. 15 plugins and more to come, one secure gateway. Add AI tutoring, accessible assessment adaptations, formative practice feedback, in-editor authoring help, translation and reporting — inside the Moodle you already run, governed by one connection your IT team can actually audit.
No migration. No new platform. Install what you need, configure one connection and you are ready to boost your learners' autonomy and engagement while speeding up your course design and delivery. Start for free.
Designed by a team of educators who've stood where you stand.
The usual answer is a chatbot bolted onto a course page, or a scatter of AI plugins each with its own key, its own guardrails, its own privacy story to audit. That is a security review no one has time to finish — and a capability model that can't distinguish an instructor from a learner.
Owlia Connect Suite is powered by mySleipnir's Evidence-Based Learning Engine, grounded in 13 pedagogical frameworks spanning instructional design, neuroscience, motivation theory, competency models, and learning science.
Every AI-connected plugin routes through the same Owlia Connect Suite central hub into our central backend service — the same trusted, resilient backend that powers Owlia Designer. No parallel pipeline, no per-plugin data path, and no single provider dependency: multiple model and service providers with automatic failover.
Not a chat widget trying to do everything — each plugin is purpose-built for one job it does well.
Interactive AI activities and flashcard decks for self-paced recall practice — learners choose when and how they practise.
In-editor AI drafting with exercises by Bloom's level, plus an AI-free drawing canvas.
Course-grounded AI chat — a study partner learners can ask whenever a question comes up.
Narrative feedback and instant-feedback word marking for practice — plus, coming soon, AI-assisted evaluation of quiz answers with the instructor in charge.
Reasonable adaptations — simplified, MCQ-converted, dyslexia-friendly.
Explain code blocks inline to keep learners unblocked; translate assignment instructions on demand.
PDF course exports and quiz attempt exports — no AI required.
The gateway every plugin uses, and the bridge from Owlia Designer to Moodle.
Owlia Reasonable Adaptations turns hours of manual accommodation work into a guided workflow — simplified language, MCQ conversion, scaffolding, dyslexia-friendly formatting and high-contrast layouts for quiz questions, with reusable templates and audit-friendly named usage instances.
"Describe two ways a semi-permeable membrane maintains cellular homeostasis, using an example from the practical you completed."
Strengths: correct definition and one clear example. To improve: add a quantitative comparison and reference your practical. Narrative feedback only — no score, no gradebook entry.
Any assessment stays a separate, human decision. The learner is told before submitting that AI is used and that the feedback is not a grade.
Owlia Formative Practice returns AI-generated narrative feedback on open-ended answers against an instructor-defined reference — to help learners practise. It produces no score or grade and writes nothing to the gradebook; instructors remain in control of any assessment, which stays a separate, human decision.
Every claim on this page is grounded in one central service — one gateway, one trust posture, one thing to review.
Read the full trust statementEvery AI-connected plugin calls exclusively through the Owlia Connect Suite foundation hub — one connection to review, not many.
No customer data is stored. Pseudonymisation runs unconditionally before any content leaves the gateway, followed by pattern, moderation, and stricter escalation checks — for every feature.
Authoring features are instructor/manager-only at the capability level — several plugins explicitly prohibit the learner role, not just omit it, so the boundary survives a misconfiguration.
Managed Moodle hosting with the Connect Suite pre-installed.
15 plugins (and more to come) for the Moodle you already run.
No. Connect Suite adds AI capability to the Moodle you already run — self-hosted or hosted with Owlia Academy. There is no parallel platform, no separate login, and no content migration.
No. Owlia Notes (drawings and diagrams), Owlia Mark the Words (word-marking practice), Owlia Course Importer, Owlia Course Exporter (PDF export) and Owlia Quiz Report call no AI backend whatsoever. The suite adds AI where it helps — not everywhere by default.
Plugin interfaces ship in English, and several also in French and German. AI replies are available in up to six languages — English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian — with each plugin's list configurable by the administrator, across chat, feedback, content generation, translation and activity responses.
Not yet. Development is complete, and Owlia Question is undergoing formal EU AI Act review and GDPR alignment before general release. It is the only plugin in the catalogue not yet generally available — the rest are ready to install, with Owlia Mark the Words available as a beta.
Personal data is pseudonymised before every guardrail check and before any AI call, for every feature. Connect Suite uses the same central backend and guardrail pipeline as Owlia Designer — there is no lighter-touch tier for Moodle traffic.
Plans and usage credits are managed on account.mysleipnir.lu. Start on the free tier, upgrade to a paid plan when you need more, or buy extra usage credits without changing your plan.
Fifteen purpose-built plugins — each for a specific pedagogical job (activities, accessibility, formative feedback, chat, translation, reporting) — share one gateway and one credential. Instructor authoring is enforced at the Moodle capability level, not just by policy.
Owlia Connect Suite is powered by mySleipnir's Evidence-Based Learning Engine, grounded in 13 pedagogical frameworks spanning instructional design, neuroscience, motivation theory, competency models, and learning science — not a generic prompt wrapper.