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Panopto repository

Maintained by Ruslan Kabalin, Tony Butler
This is Panopto repository plugin, a compulsory part of Panopto resource module plugin developed by Lancaster University to simplify using Panopto video recordings in Moodle courses. It provides navigation through Panopto directory tree, making the process of selecting the video easier.
Price option: Free

Supports Moodle 3.1-5.2 See all versions
Latest release: 11 months ago
Installations: 65
Downloads (last 90 days): 41

Frankenstyle name: repository_panopto
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Hi Tony!
Thanks for the quick reply, i will post the issue using your link.
Best regards,
Raquel.
Hi Raquel,
What does the file picker look like when you're navigating the Panopto repository?
You can't post screenshots here so you might be better off creating an issue at https://github.com/lucisgit/moodle-repository_panopto/issues.
Thanks,
Tony
Hi,
We have installed both repository and ressource plugins on our Moodle 3.9.
I can find the repository but when I try to open it and navigate it is not working. If I introduce manually the "Delivery ID" it works and the video is displayed.
Any idea why this is happening?
Thanks a lot!
Raquel.
Hi Richard, take a look at features of mod_panopto part of this suit (these two plugins are designed to work together), https://github.com/lucisgit/moodle-mod_panopto, I hope it will answer your questions.
Forgot to say: our teachers add Panopto Video's to Moodle all the time using the Atto Panopto button. It also provides a browsing interface, so it's still not clear to me what this will add. Perhaps a few more screenshots would help?
We have the official Panopto-plugin installed. We don't use the Panopto block. We do create a Panopto folder for every course in Moodle and set the correct rights to that folder.
Could you please tell me what this will bring us for extra functionality, or does it not bring any for us?
Thanks!
Thanks Ruslan, I'll look into that!
Correct, permissions are set in Resource plugin, that was original design. But nothing should stop you for this case to add some sort filter plugin that resolve permissions on page rendering (e.g. if you add Panopto URL to HTML content, e.g. in assignment or any other component) same way as resource plugin does.
Actually, I think I have the wrong idea - it's the Resource plugin that sets the perms rather than this repo plugin?
Thanks Tony and Ruslan; yes, Moodle does support it natively, but I'd like to have most of our media hosted by Panopto, and some of the video presentations we ask students to produce for inclusion in Assignments would require Panopto's tools. They can manually share of course, but being able to just select from the repository and the tutor be given permission to view would be ideal for us. Our model is asynchronous with open enrolment, and we can have dozens of tutors teaching the same unit, so permissions can become awkward to manually set. I'll raise a ticket as per your suggestion Ruslan. Thanks again!
Thanks Ruslan. No, it isn't on our roadmap, but doesn't Moodle support video submissions and feedback natively now?
Hi Paul, thanks, it is possible to implement embedding for other components (talking here from developer perspective). Not sure if that is on Lancaster Uni agenda though (Tony may comment on this). It might be a good idea to create a ticket in plugin repo on GitHub, so this feature request can be recorded and discussed, should someone decide to implement it in future.
Hi, many thanks for these plugins - they provide the kind of permissions we'd tend to need in our courses. Having not read both descriptions in full, I had hoped that the Panopto repository it provides would be available through any other activity, e.g. Assignments to allow private submissions to tutors, or for tutors to in turn record private video for individual students. Could this kind of workflow be achieved down the line through this plugin do you think?
Hi Diana, sorry for the delay but I've just tested this and it does work in 3.8 (and 3.9).
Hi, this plugin can be used in Moodle 3.8 ?
Thanks for your atenttion.