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Revision as of 00:40, 19 February 2026
Title of the script: Moodle 4.5 – Install Plugins in Moodle
Author: Nancy Varkey
Keywords: moodle, moodle lms, lms, learning management system, educational lms, open-source lms, Moodle plugins overview, install plugins, configure plugin settings, moodle.org plugins, plugin management, Moodle plugin setup
| Visual Cues | Narration |
| Slide: Title- Moodle 4.5 - Install Plugins in Moodle | Welcome to this spoken tutorial on Moodle 4.5 - Install Plugins in Moodle. |
| Slide: Learning Objectives | In this tutorial, we will learn:
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| Slide: Target Audience | This tutorial is for Moodle administrators who want to enhance Moodle functionality. |
| Slide: System Requirements
This tutorial is recorded using:
You can use any OS or web browser of your choice. |
Recorded with Ubuntu, Moodle 4.5, and Firefox.
Use any OS or web browser of your choice. |
| Slide: Prerequisites
To follow this tutorial, ensure you have:
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Here are the prerequisites to learn this video. |
| Slide: What is a plugin? | Let us begin by understanding what a plugin is.
A plugin is an add-on that provides additional features in Moodle. |
| Login as admin | We are logged in as the Admin user. |
| Screen: Site administration >> Plugins >> Plugins overview Screen: Plugins overview page | Go to Site administration >> Plugins >> Plugins overview.
This page shows already installed plugins and their settings. |
| Screen: Scroll to File Submissions, Advanced Grading methods | For example: Plugins like File Submissions and Advanced Grading methods can be configured. |
| Scroll down to Assignment Submission plugins. | Let’s learn to configure the settings of Assignment Submission plugins. |
| Click on File submissions plugin >> Settings | Click on File submissions Settings. |
| Change Maximum files per submission >> 5. | Change Maximum files per submission to 5. |
| For Default accepted file types >> click Choose >> Select the checkbox next to "Document files" >> Select the checkbox next to "Image files" >> Click Expand >> select "jpeg, jpg, png" | For Default accepted file types, click on the Choose button.
Select the checkbox next to Document files. Select the checkbox next to Image files. Click Expand and here select jpeg, jpg and png. |
| Click Save Changes. | Click Save Changes.
We can now see our selections in File submissions Settings >> Default accepted file types |
| Click Save Changes. | Scroll down and click on Save Changes. |
| Screen: Moodle.org plugins | Next, we’ll learn to install a new plugin.
First, go to (https://moodle.org/plugins/) |
| Search “HP5” >> select Moodle 4.5 | In the Search box type HP5.
And in Moodle version box, select Moodle 4.5 |
| Point to Microsoft Word File Import/Export (Question Format) >> Click on it. | The search result shows Microsoft Word File Import/Export (Question Format).
Click on it. |
| This plugin allows quiz questions to be imported from a Word file into Moodle.
The plugin also imports tables, images, and equations from the Word file. | |
| Click on Download >> Verify that you are human >> click on 3.9.7 version | Click on Download.
If prompted Verify that you are human, then click on the latest version. |
| Note the name and location of the zip file that is downloaded on your machine. | |
| Back to your Moodle interface>> Click on Plugins >> Install Plugins>> come to Plugin Installer page
Click Choose a file and follow the steps. |
Now, come back to your Moodle interface.
Click on Plugins >> Install plugins. We come to the Plugin Installer page. Click Choose a file and follow the prompts for selection of this plugin. |
| Click on Install plugin from the ZIP file | Then click on Install plugin from the ZIP file. |
| Follow all the prompts to complete the installation. | |
| Click on Plugins >> Plugins overview >> search Microsoft | Click on Plugins >> Plugins overview.
On this page, search for Microsoft. We can see this plugin is now installed and listed as Additional. |
| Go to [1](https://moodle.org/plugins/)
Search “Completion Progress” >> select Moodle 4.5 In the search results click on Completion Progress Click on Download Back to your Moodle interface>> Click on Plugins >> Install Plugins>> come to Plugin Installer page >> Click Choose a file and select this zip file >> follow the steps to install. |
Likewise, install the Completion Progress plugin by following the on-screen instructions.
This is a useful plugin for teachers to visually see the progress of the students in a course. |
| Click on Plugins >> Plugins overview >> On this page, search for Completion Progress >> Additional | In the Plugins overview, search for Completion Progress. This plugin is now installed and listed as Additional. |
| Slide: Summary
To summarise, we learnt:
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Here is the summary of this tutorial. |
| Slide: Assignment
As an assignment
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We encourage you to try out this assignment. |
| Slide: Acknowledgement
This tutorial is brought to you by EduPyramids, SINE, IIT Bombay. To learn more, visit [spoken-tutorial.org](http://spoken-tutorial.org/). |
Thank you for watching! |
