PPT to Book

Activities ::: mod_pptbook
Maintained by Ralf Hagemeister
Easily display PowerPoint slides as .png files using this "PowerPoint to Book" feature in Moodle. Upload all .png files directly to the "PowerPoint to Book" activity. Then add brief descriptions, and you're done – quick, easy, and clear.

PPT to Book 1.1.0

Moodle 4.3, 4.4, 4.5, 5.0, 5.1
Released: sábado, 1 noviembre 2025, 5:32 PM
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PowerPoint to Book (PPT Book)

Overview: Export your PowerPoint slides as .png files (easily by selecting "Save as type" and then selecting ".png" as the file type). Upload all .png files directly into the PowerPoint to Book activity. Then add brief descriptions, and you're done – quick, easy, and clear.

Features: Display of .png slides (e.g., exported from PowerPoint) 2x2 grid per page with pagination Lightbox/Modal: Clicking on a slide opens a larger view Captions per slide (editable in a separate form) Completion tracking when last page is visited. Clean, responsive layout; works with standard themes Backup/Restore integrated No personal data (Privacy Null Provider) Compatible with Moodle 4.4 – 5.x

Target Users: Teachers/Trainers: Quickly publish slide decks Learners: Convenient scrolling and zooming Organizations that want to provide slides easily learning materials

Languages: lang/en/ lang/de

Version information

Version build number
2025110100
Version release name
1.1.0
Maturity
Stable version
MD5 Sum
3cae275922fc9dc33f64259481bbe7e6
Supported software
Moodle 4.3, Moodle 4.4, Moodle 4.5, Moodle 5.0, Moodle 5.1
  • Latest release for Moodle 4.3
  • Latest release for Moodle 4.4
  • Latest release for Moodle 4.5
  • Latest release for Moodle 5.0
  • Latest release for Moodle 5.1

Version control information

Version control system (VCS)
GIT
VCS repository URL

Default installation instructions for plugins of the type Activities

  1. Make sure you have all the required versions.
  2. Download and unpack the module.
  3. Place the folder (eg "assignment") in the "mod" subdirectory.
  4. Visit http://yoursite.com/admin to finish the installation