With this plugin, you can add the Interactive Video activities anywhere in your course alongside other content.

You can now enable the course index in the Interactive Video in distraction-free mode. See the new setting in the activity setting form.

Dyntube player is problematic with both UI and API. Although we support it, we recommend using their adaptive video URL instead. Additionally, some of the providers listed above do not offer an option to hide player controls; therefore, controls are always displayed unless you customize the player directly on the provider's dashboard. Finally, you'll need an API key for Vdocipher.

When you back up Interactive Video activity, the reference activities are not backed up together with it. However, if you back up the whole course, all activities are backed up together. All reference activities in the Course Activity interactions will be re-linked automatically. This has been the case since 1.0.

📢 Interaction type: (paid): currently being tested, with this extension, you can set up a multi-video activity or provide alternative videos (e.g., dubbed versions).

📢 Interaction type: (paid): provides alternative audio tracks

📢 Interaction type: (free): gamifies learning with levels, collectable badges, and a leaderboard (individual and group).

The skip segments can now be set as optional, allowing learners to still view the segments and choose to skip them by clicking the skip button. For example, if your video contains a segment where you explain or show the answer keys, you can force skip this segment before completion. After the interactive video is complete, the answer key segment becomes optional, so learners can choose to watch or skip that segment.

A huge update in version 1.3, adding three new annotation items, including . Video and audio are synced with the main video. The instructor can add a presenter's video, a sign-language interpreter video, or an alternative video that covers the entirety of the original video. Similarly, they can mute a certain segment of the video and replace it with a different audio. This update also brings a huge performance improvement by reducing DOM manipulation instances.

A small update that allows XP to be awarded partially based on the grade in the reference activity. For example, if the reference activity is a Quiz and the learner receives 75% in that quiz, they will also be awarded 75% of the XP assigned.

To enhance social learning on the Interactive Video, Reaction offers learners and instructors various methods to connect and interact, including reactions, public comments, private Q&As, and private notes.

With this time-saving feature, you can use an existing interaction as a default for the specific interaction type. When you add a new interaction across the course, the default settings will apply automatically.

If the video source contains text track data, a selection menu will be displayed, similar to other sources, including YouTube and Vimeo.

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In previous releases, we introduced two bulk actions: copy and delete. In this release, we are introducing another bulk action feature that allows instructors to export the selected interactions as a package (.ivz) file. The exported package can then be uploaded across sites, allowing more flexibility in re-using/re-purposing the existing interactions.

Also note that when transferring content across sites, some interactions won't be shown if the destination site does not have corresponding interaction types installed. However, their data is saved in the destination site. Once the interaction types are installed later, the corresponding interactions will be shown automatically.

You can now select or deselect all interactions during a bulk action operation.

Activity completion should be more exciting, so we added confetti fireworks when the completion conditions are fulfilled.