Pulse introduces advanced automation conditions and improved notification targeting. Re-engage inactive learners, trigger workflows based on detailed progress states, and notify the right stakeholders — including group-based roles and external recipients.
Meet Avatar — a new Moodle activity that lets learners grow evolving characters while giving educators powerful tools for identity, storytelling, and gamification.
The latest Video Time release delivers improvements across creation, accessibility, reporting, and integration, with extended feature support for VideoJS.
Dash adds the Activity Completion Widget, showing percentage-based learner progress with filters and customizable colors — and introduces new config.php parameters for resellers to control available add-ons.
Pulse 2.4 introduces automated credit allocation — a new way to reward learners and manage engagement alongside notifications.
Add visuals to your learning content with single images, carousels, captions, and lightbox display.
Plus, enjoy Global Search support to make all Content Designer content easily discoverable in Moodle.
Easily store, organize, and reuse your videos in a central repository — with site, category, and course-level libraries. Add metadata, manage access with flexible permissions, and integrate with platforms like Vimeo and Streamio. Media Time makes your media organized, accessible, and ready to use across all your courses.
The new Consent Manager plugin helps you embed external content—especially videos — in a GDPR-compliant way. Fully compatible with Video Time, it ensures that third-party media loads only after user consent.
Introducing the new Course Interface:
A centralized view that helps learners keep track of their notes across a course — now with a print-friendly option.
Introducing personal bookmarks and chapter-based notes — powered by the Learning Tools plugin. Learners can now mark individual chapters for quick access and add personal reflections right where they belong.