Show avatars in jitsi ( jitsi_showavatars): Choose whether you want Moodle avatars to appear in jitsi sessions.Private sessions: ( jitsi_privatesessions): Each user of your Moodle will have a private room in their profile.
#Jitsi log in password#
Password ( jitsi_password): configure a password to avoid that using public jitsi servers can intruders access the session from outside of your Moodle.Deep link ( jitsi_deeplink): When you access from a mobile device, it offers you the possibility of entering the session through the official jitsi app.Finish and return ( jitsi_finishandreturn): Redirects directly to the course when the session ends.Watermark Link ( jitsi_watermarklink): Choose a link to direct users to when they click on the logo displayed in sessions.YouTube sharing option ( jitsi_shareyoutube): It allows you to show an option within the session that allows you to enter a link to a YouTube video and show it to the rest of the participants.Background options ( jitsi_blurbutton): Allows you to choose a background when viewing your webcam feed.Simultaneous cameras ( jitsi_channellastcam): Allows you to choose a number of cameras to be displayed simultaneously in a session.Invite Options ( jitsi_invitebuttons): Shows button to invite users from another course or even from outside the Moodle site.Security Button ( jitsi_securitybutton): Shows the security options within the jitsi session.Separator ( jitsi_separator): Choose the separator character of the fields that contain the session name.These fields can be separated with the following parameter jitsi_separator. You can include the short name of the course, a numeric identifier of the session, and the name of the session. Session name fields ( jitsi_sessionname): Choose which fields you want to show in the name of the sessions.You can choose between username, first and last name, or a jitsi-generated alias. ID User ( jitsi_id): Configure how you want to identify users.
#Jitsi log in install#
Just as you would do with any other activity plugin, you must download it from the official moodle repository through the page and install it in your moodle. More information about Jitsi's videoconferences: Instructions for use We have an Ansible (ansible-jitsi-meet) to configure your own Jitsi server and for example to be able to use Token moderation.
#Jitsi log in full#
Jitsi allows video conference recording, direct transmission to YouTube, screen sharing, full screen display, statistics display, among other features and all these options are fully compatible with this module. In addition, the session will be shown in the Moodle calendar. Schedule your video conferences in time and make them accessible with The minutes as you want. (For this option it is necessary to have your own Jitsi server with token configuration). The module also allows the use of tokens to give moderation permissions to the roles you want using the mod/jitsi:moderation capability. Whether you use the public server provided by Jitsi () or use your own Jitsi video conferencing server, with this plugin you can create video conferencing sessions in your Moodle courses in a simple way: just configure the domain of the Jitsi server and then, in the course, create a new Jitsi activity. Jitsi-meet is an open-source videoconferencing solution that enables you to easily build and implement secure video conferencing solutions. These videoconferences will use your Moodle username by displaying your username and avatar in videoconferences.
This module allows creating jitsi-meet videoconference sessions fully integrated in Moodle.
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