Moodle plugins directory: Award: Early bird 3.5

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Enables the creation of dynamically generated certificates with complete customisation via the web browser.

A plugin that allows an attendance log to be kept. - includes an optional block for easy access to relevant functions.

Custom Survey Creation

Import entire Microsoft Word 2010 (.docx) files, including tables, embedded images and Microsoft Equation Editor equations, cleanly. Also imports LibreOffice and Google Docs files saved to .docx format.

Now supports all features added to Moodle Mobile 3.7.0, released on June 7.

Allows timed release of content and emails users to remind them to complete course activities.

The enrolment plugin "enrol on approval" adds an approval step into the course enrolment process. Users will be informed by mail as soon as their course application has been approved/ rejected.

Quizventure is an activity module that loads quiz questions from the course it's added to. The possible answers come down as space ships and you have to shoot the correct one.

Moodle eMailTest allows administrators to test Moodle's email system. A trace of the SMTP dialogue will be displayed if the email message cannot be sent for any reason. The eMail Test for Moodle plugin does not store any personal data about any user.

Import the contents of a '.docx' format file into a book, splitting it into chapters and (optionally) subchapters, based on the heading styles. The file can be from either Microsoft Word or LibreOffice. Also supports exporting books to Word format, for round-trip editing.

Accredible lets you issue digital certificates, open badges, or Blockchain credentials from your Moodle instance. They are a feature-rich replacement for the PDF certificates normally generated for your courses.

This plugin allows for an enrolment into a course to occur automatically when a user views a course or course activity/resource. The plugin can also be configured to enrol a user upon login.

This resource allows you to create 'Lightbox' enabled image galleries within your Moodle course. As a course teacher, you are able to create, edit and delete galleries. Smallthumbnails will then be generated, which are used for the thumbnail view of the gallery.

Ordering question type for Moodle 2.x

This plugin is based on the great tool adminer. The main advantage of this plugin is, it can handle different types of database. So it works with MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle and MSSQL.

HotPot module for Moodle 2.x

Cloze question type with VERY simple question creation syntax. Can do drag drop, dropdowns or gapfill questions

Restrict module and section access based on course completion.

This plugin provides approximate disk usage by Moodle courses.

This is a simple report which displays the user pictures for everyone enrolled in the given course.

This activity module permits to schedule an event with a defined reservation time.

A question type that allows question authors to set programming questions in which the student answer is code in some programming language, which is graded by running it. More generally it can handle any question to which the answer is text that can be graded by a computer program written by the question author.

Poodll is a toolbox of features for Moodle, including audio and video recording, media players for the classroom and widgets such as tabs and stopwatches. The Poodll filter is a pre-requisite plugin for the Poodll Assignment plugins, Poodll Recording Question type, Poodll Atto/TinyMCE plugins. Poodll Repository and Poodll Database Activity Field.

This is a block which works with the checklist module and displays progress bars for a single checklist.

The Question Creation Activity is a graded activity where students must create questions in the Moodle question bank. A teacher grades the questions. The students get a grade for the questions they create.

Moosh stands for MOOdle SHell. It is a commandline tool that will allow you to perform most common Moodle tasks. It's inspired by Drush - a similar tool for Drupal.

This block provides an alternative user dashboard for learners.

Moodle filter to facilitate embedding of third-party content using simple copy/paste of URLs (e.g. Google Docs, YouTube, ThingLink, Prezi, Quizlet, Padlet, etc.). 2 new services recently added -> now supports 30 services!

Cohort to group sync for users already enrolled via different method.

The FilterCodes filter enables Moodle content creators to easily customize and personalize site and course content using over 55 plain text tags.

Face-to-face quiz with all students answering the questions at the same time.

Restrict module and section access based on user language.

Flashcards

TaskChain activity module for Moodle 2.x

Poodll Anywhere for TinyMCE allows the user to record audio and video or draw pictures, or snap pictures, directly into forum posts, assignment descriptions, page resource content, question descriptions, question responses and other areas.

VideoEasy is a filter to play mp4, mp3 and other media files with html5 players. It uses user editable templates to allow the admin to customize the appearance of existing players or to support new players. Predefined player templates support Video JS, JPlayer, JW Player, Flowplayer and MediaElement.js

A companion for the Generico filter. It makes available a select button, and a form for each Generico filter template from a popup dialog.

This is intended to be a replacement for the core backcolor Atto plugin, allowing the Moodle administrator to freely define a set of colours that can be used by users.

This plugin adds course level settings for recompletion - clearing all course and activity completion for a user based on the duration set notifying the student they need to return to the course and recomplete it.

Log in to Moodle using one time user key based login URL. Auth plugin for organising simple SSO (single sign on) between moodle and your external web application.

A non-linear, non-chronological discussion forum. Similar to the forum activity, but focuses on straightforward question-and-answer discussions. Additionally, users rate posts and gain a rating score ("reputation") by being rated by other users. Users who have started a discussion can mark an answer as helpful; and teachers can mark a post as a (correct) solution to the posed question.

Allows inline corrections to be set inside any text with the editor.

Get students from the homepage to learning in seconds using 6 digit enrollment codes or a QR Code. This plugin is part of a set. For best results please install Fordson version 1.4.4 or newer.

The Download Center plugin (local/downloadcenter) enables all users to download all files, folders as well as all documents of student folders of an entire course as a ZIP archive with a clear folder structure.

A Moodle block to display a QR code link that leads to the course page. The QR code can be downloaded by teachers, e.g. to put them into introductory slides. A custom logo can be shown within the QR code.

Type and handwrite mathematical notation in Moodle with MathType.

This repository allows you to record audio or video directly into your Moodle HTML areas. It also allows students to draw pictures or take webcam "snaps."

An Atto editor plugin that shows a preview of the filtered editor content.

The course description plugin is a resource which displays the course name and the course description on the course page (at the location where it is placed). It is a small but handy tool.