Changelog

All notable changes to mod_videoassessment will be documented in this file.

This project adheres to Keep a Changelog,
and (from this fork onwards) uses Semantic Versioning.

Unreleased

1.1.8 - 2026-06-28

Added

• GitHub Actions workflow moodle-ci.yml running the Moodle Plugin CI matrix across
  Moodle 4.5 / 5.0 / 5.1 / 5.2 - MariaDB / PostgreSQL in parallel.


• CHANGELOG.md (this file) introduced for the Shinonome Labo fork.


• .gitattributes enforcing LF line endings on all first-party text files.

Changed

• version.php: declare support for Moodle 4.5 LTS through 5.2 ($plugin->supported = [405, 502]),
  raise the minimum required Moodle version to 4.5 LTS ($plugin->requires = 2024100700),
  and set the release to 1.1.8 (Build: 2026062815).


• README.md refreshed for the 1.1.x release line: corrected the supported Moodle
  range (4.5 LTS – 5.2), added a current-version banner, noted PostgreSQL support,
  and replaced the inline change log with a pointer to CHANGELOG.md.


• Convert all first-party source files (PHP, JS sources, CSS, Mustache, YAML, Markdown,
  etc.) from CRLF to LF line endings.

Security

• SSRF hardening of the external-video thumbnail fetch. video_embed::thumbnail_url()
  builds a PeerTube/Esup-Pod oEmbed endpoint from the (user-supplied) video host and
  requests it server-side. It now only fetches when the host is on the admin
  trusted-embed allowlist and forces https, and oembed_thumbnail() additionally
  rejects any host that resolves to a private or reserved address (loopback, RFC1918,
  link-local, ...), so a student-supplied link cannot be used to probe internal
  services.


• Pre-release security review (2026-06). Hardened content that is authored by one
  user and rendered in another user's session:
  
  
  
  • Stored XSS — comments modal. The "show all comments" web service
    (mod_videoassessment_get_getallcomments, externallib.php) now purifies
    grader feedback with format_text() instead of rendering it with
    noclean => true. Moodle's HTML Purifier keeps the <video> / <audio> /
    <source> tags recorded feedback needs while stripping injected script, so a
    peer/self grader can no longer land script in the assessed user's or teacher's
    session.
  
  
  • Stored XSS — video filename. The uploaded originalname is now escaped
    with s() on the teacher "Videos" management table (classes/va.php) — both
    the cell value and the (now quoted) YouTube link href.
  
  
  • CSRF — bulk upload. bulkupload/ajax.php now calls require_sesskey()
    before the state-changing upload / progress actions (the AMD uploader already
    sends M.cfg.sesskey with every request).
  
  
  • iframe sandbox. Dropped allow-popups-to-escape-sandbox from the external
    embed sandbox (classes/renderer/renderer.php) so a popup opened from a
    trusted embed can no longer escape into an un-sandboxed top-level window;
    allow-forms, allow-top-navigation and allow-modals remain withheld and
    clipboard-write is not granted.
  
  
  
  


• External-embed trusted-host allowlist (from the 2026-06-19 review) re-verified
  intact and fail-closed: host-agnostic providers (PeerTube, Esup-Pod, Opencast,
  generic embed) are gated by videoassessment/trustedembedhosts
  (classes/video_embed.php::host_is_trusted() / default_trusted_hosts()); an
  unlisted host degrades to a plain link instead of an iframe.

Fixed (post-release testing)

• Mobile assess video aspect ratio (root fix). An external embed is an <iframe>
  with no intrinsic aspect ratio, so sizing it with width:100% + height:auto (and
  assess.js stripping its width/height attributes at runtime) stretched it into a
  horizontal banner ("728x90"). Sizing is now owned entirely by the .video-wrap box,
  which sets a fixed aspect ratio (16:9, or 9:16 for YouTube Shorts via :has(.shorts))
  and has the player fill it absolutely — so YouTube, Vimeo, Opencast Paella and
  PeerTube all render correctly proportioned. The competing assess.js iframe rewrite
  was removed.


• Mobile assess video no longer disappears while its audio keeps playing. Focusing a
  rubric comment box called an assess.js handler that set the video container to
  display:none; an external iframe keeps its sound under display:none, so the video
  vanished but the audio continued. That handler is now a no-op — the sticky video band
  above the rubric already stays clear of the on-screen keyboard.


• Plugin CSS cache-busting: view.css, assess.css and getHTMLMediaElement.css
  are linked directly (outside Moodle's revved theme pipeline), so a phone kept the
  old stylesheet long after an upgrade — testers repeatedly saw the previous build's
  mobile layout (e.g. an off-screen-parked video band) until they hard-refreshed.
  The links now carry a ?v={plugin version} query, so every release invalidates
  the browser cache automatically.


• Mobile grading: on the 採点 (Grading) tab the recording now stays visible as a
  compact, height-capped band above the rubric (2026-07 customer feedback: "the
  video used to be visible above the rubric" — graders watch while they score). The
  band sticks to the top of the viewport (just under the tab bar) so it stays
  referenceable while the grader scrolls the rubric down (further 2026-07 feedback).
  The 34vh cap keeps a tall portrait recording from burying the criteria, the 動画 tab
  still gives the video the full viewport, and playback continues across tab switches
  because the band is never display:none'd, parked or re-parented. Contract tests
  updated to pin the new visible-band behaviour.


• Mobile grading: the assess screen's mobile-portrait tab bar (動画 / 採点) defaulted
  to the Video tab, which parks the rubric off-screen — graders opened the page, saw
  only the video and read it as "the rubric doesn't show / can't grade on a phone".
  The first visit now lands on the Grading tab so the rubric is immediately visible;
  the video is one tap away and playback still continues across tab switches, and
  the user's last-picked tab is still remembered for reloads.


• Mobile grading: on a phone the rubric table is far wider than the viewport, so its
  right-hand levels and the score-input column overflowed off-screen and a teacher
  could not reach the cells to grade. assess.css now keeps the rubric within the
  viewport and lets it scroll horizontally (touch-friendly) below the 768px breakpoint.


• Opencast: a Tobira /v/{id} share link is now embedded via Tobira's iframe-safe
  player route /~embed/!v/{id} (the exact URL Tobira's own Share -> Embed dialog
  hands out; note the !). The /v/{id} page frame-busts inside an iframe ("This
  page can't be embedded") and /~embed/v/{id} without the ! returns "Page not
  found", so resolve_opencast() rewrites to the correct form. The /v/{id} link is
  also matched when nested under a Tobira realm path (e.g.
  /conferences/2021/summit/v/{id}) -- the id alone identifies the video. It also
  recognises /play/{id}, the Paella and Theodul players.


• Feedback-video indicator: when grader feedback contains a recorded <video>, the
  report's General Comments now shows a localised "[See video]" play-icon primary
  (blue) button on every device (it previously only appeared on a phone, and the
  video was shown inline on desktop), so a student can always tell at a glance that a
  feedback video is waiting and tap to play it in a modal. A text-only comment keeps
  the "[See comment]" speech-bubble button (a phone teaser; full text inline on
  desktop), instead of the old opaque "...". The modal now renders the recording as a
  native <video> (get_getallcomments formats with filter => false, scoped by
  .va-feedback-modal CSS): the AJAX-injected content never gets a Video.js instance,
  so the old filtered "video-js" player collapsed to a broken sliver on desktop. No
  leaked @@PLUGINFILE@@ URL teaser is shown for a video anymore.


• Untrusted external-embed hosts now show a clear notice instead of silently
  degrading to a bare link. When a host-agnostic provider's host is not on the
  trustedembedhosts allowlist, video_embed::blocked_host() distinguishes that
  case from an unrecognised URL and the renderer shows a warning ("host not on the
  trusted list"), a button to open the video in a new tab, and the admin path to add
  the host — rather than a plain link that looked like the player had failed.


• External-video thumbnails no longer render as a broken image. Externally-linked
  videos other than YouTube (Vimeo, PeerTube, Esup-Pod, Dailymotion, Opencast,
  generic embeds) had no thumbnail URL, so the score/overview and Videos tables
  emitted <img src="">. A shared va::external_video_thumb() helper now renders a
  quoted <img> only when a thumbnail exists and a neutral "External video"
  placeholder otherwise, and the misleading hard-coded "Video in Youtube" label is
  replaced by the localised externalvideo string. Vimeo links additionally fetch a
  real still via the public oEmbed endpoint (vimeo_url::thumbnail_url(), https +
  Vimeo-CDN-host validated, fail-safe to the placeholder on any network/parse error).


• Real thumbnails extended to the other providers via
  video_embed::thumbnail_url(): PeerTube and Esup-Pod are read through their oEmbed
  endpoints (/services/oembed and /video/oembed/; Esup-Pod's host-relative
  thumbnail is resolved against the video host), and Dailymotion uses its derivable
  static still. Thumbnails are vetted (https, served by the video host or a sub-domain)
  and fail-safe to the placeholder. Opencast/Tobira expose no thumbnail, so it keeps
  the placeholder.

Fixed (customer-requested 2026-04 fixes)

• #7 Smartphone UX hardening for the assess screen. SGU's
  recordings showed two concrete iOS problems: the floating video
  container slid under the Home indicator, and tapping a per-criterion
  .remark textarea (or the final feedback editor) pushed the focused
  field behind the on-screen keyboard. Two new rules in assess.css:
  (a) the floating / sticky video container now reserves the iOS
  safe-area insets via padding: env(safe-area-inset-*, 0), and
  (b) every focusable feedback field has a scroll-margin-top /
  scroll-margin-bottom of 35vh, so the browser's implicit
  scrollIntoView() on focus keeps the field above the keyboard.
  The contract is pinned by tests/mobile_ui_test.php (three
  data-driven assertions on the CSS file content).


• #8 Honour $CFG->preventexecpath on the FFmpeg / MP4Box admin
  settings, in the spirit of upstream PR #58 by Adam Jenkins. Both
  admin_setting_configtext_ffmpegcommand::validate() and
  admin_setting_configtext_mp4boxcommand::validate() now refuse any
  change from the Web UI when the global flag is set, returning a
  localised "this executable path is locked" message
  (admin_settings_executable_locked, en + ja). The renaming of
  setting keys to the videoassessment/X style proposed in the same
  upstream PR is intentionally deferred (it would require a
  db/upgrade.php migration of every site's existing config). The
  install-time FFmpeg auto-detection from upstream PR #57 (Hipjea /
  fondation-unit) is also tracked for a follow-up: the security
  surface it touches is already hardened by the
  mod_videoassessment\admin\command_validator introduced in #9.
  Smoke test in tests/admin/preventexecpath_test.php.


• #12 Add a "Finish making rubric ' Go to assess" navigation
  button on the rubric edit screen. The page is owned by Moodle core
  (/grade/grading/form/rubric/edit.php), so the button is injected
  via a Moodle 4.5+ hook callback registered in db/hooks.php. The
  callback \mod_videoassessment\hook_callbacks::inject_finish_rubric_button
  fires on every page render, calls
  rubric_navigation::is_videoassessment_rubric_edit_url() to scope
  the injection, and queues the AMD module
  mod_videoassessment/finish_rubric_button only when the page is the
  rubric edit form for a videoassessment activity. URL classification
  
  
  
  • assess-page URL building live in \mod_videoassessment\rubric_navigation,
    exercised by 7 data-driven tests in tests/rubric_navigation_test.php.
    New language string finishmakingrubric (en + ja).
  
  
  
  


• #6 Videos recorded inside the teacher's "Feedback Box" editor are
  preserved through the display pipeline. Both view.php's
  getallcomments AJAX branch and classes/print_page.php's comment
  rendering now pass noclean => true to format_text() so the HTML5
  <video> / <source> markup produced by Moodle's recordrtc
  Atto/Tiny plugin survives the purifier pass. Without this flag the
  cleaner stripped the media tags, leaving teacher feedback visible
  but unplayable. The contract is pinned by
  tests/feedback_video_display_test.php, which feeds an
  @@PLUGINFILE@@ placeholder through the rewrite + format pipeline
  and asserts that the resulting HTML still contains both <video>
  and <source> tags pointing at /mod_videoassessment/submissioncomment/.


• #13 Live "current grade in gradebook" display on the assess
  screen. The \mod_videoassessment\rubric_total calculator computes
  total / max / percentage from a snapshot of selected rubric levels
  (covered by tests/rubric_total_test.php); the new
  mod_videoassessment/live_grade_total AMD module mirrors the same
  math client-side and refreshes a [data-vassmt-live-grade]
  indicator next to the saved score every time a rubric cell is
  clicked. va::view_assess() requires the new module, and
  classes/form/assess.php injects the indicator span into the
  Current grade in gradebook: cell.


• #3 Cap in-browser recording at 2 minutes and surface the limit on
  the radio label. The new \mod_videoassessment\recording helper is
  the single source of truth for the duration cap (120 seconds, 2
  minutes); amd/src/record.js reads the same constant via a hard-
  coded mirror, starts a setTimeout when recording begins, and calls
  finishRecording() automatically when the cap is reached. The
  English recordnewvideo label gains a (max. length 2 minutes)
  suffix; the Japanese label is updated to「--い動画'録画("大録画時-: 2分)」.
  tests/recording_test.php pins both the cap value and the label
  contract.


• #2 Replace the single site-level videoassessment_preventvideouploads
  toggle with three independent allow-flags that mirror the
  per-activity "Video submissions" group:
  
  
  
  • allowexternallinks (default ON) - controls the YouTube / Vimeo /
    esup-portail / generic external link channel.
  
  
  • allowvideouploads (default ON) - controls direct file uploads.
  
  
  • allowvideorecording (default ON) - controls in-browser recording.
    mod_form.php reads each flag and locks the matching activity
    checkbox when the corresponding site flag is OFF. db/upgrade.php
    derives the new flags from the legacy preventvideouploads value at
    the new savepoint 2026050200, preserving each existing site's
    effective behaviour without administrator intervention. New language
    strings (fileuploadlinks / allowexternallinks / allowvideouploads
    / allowvideorecording and their _help variants) are added in en
    and ja in the correct alphabetical position.
  
  
  
  


• #4 YouTube Shorts compatibility. The new
  \mod_videoassessment\youtube_url helper extracts the canonical
  11-character video id from any common YouTube URL form (standard
  ?v=, youtu.be/, /shorts/, /embed/, mobile m., no-cookie),
  reports is_shorts(), and yields the canonical thumbnail and
  embed URLs (with optional GDPR-friendly youtube-nocookie.com
  host). va::view_upload_video() now routes through
  youtube_url::extract_id() instead of the legacy
  explode('=', $url), so portrait-mode Shorts URLs no longer break
  when a learner submits one. The change is covered by data-driven
  tests in tests/youtube_url_test.php (12 URL forms exercised).


• #1 Generalise the wording of the upload / link UI so it no longer
  implies YouTube exclusivity. The English strings allowyoutube (now
  "Allow external video links (e.g. YouTube)"), uploadingvideo
  ("Upload / link video"), uploadvideo ("Upload / link a video"),
  reuploadvideo and uploadyoutube ("Insert External Video Link")
  are updated, and the recordnewvideo_help paragraph now reflects
  YouTube Shorts support and explicitly mentions Vimeo and
  esup-portail/Pod as additional accepted hosts. The Japanese (ja)
  translations are kept in sync, with new allowyoutube /
  allowyoutube_help entries inserted in the correct alphabetical
  position so the LangFilesOrdering sniff stays clean.


• #5 Replace the random peer-assignment algorithm in
  va::get_random_peers_for_users() with a load-balancing pass that
  tracks how often each user has already been chosen and always picks
  the candidate with the lowest count (random tiebreak). The previous
  algorithm only ensured that each user received numpeers peers,
  which meant some users were chosen as a peer many more times than
  others. The new contract -- every user is chosen within ±1 of the
  expected mean -- is pinned by tests/peer_assignment_test.php.
  Non-student

Video Assessment

Requirements

• Moodle 4.0 to 4.3


• ffmpeg


• MP4Box (Optional - Legacy)

Optional parameter adjustment

Some videos failed to play on Safari or Firefox.
For better playback compatibility on Safari or Firefox, you can add "-pix_fmt yuv420p" parameter to the ffmpeg conversion command.
The ffmpeg command is as follows:
/usr/local/bin/ffmpeg -i {INPUT} -pix_fmt yuv420p {OUTPUT}
(The location for changing the ffmpeg command: Dashboard / Site administration / Plugins / Activity modules / Video Assessment)

Description

• This activity module adds a video window the standard Moodle rubrics for easier assessment of live performances.


• It features self and peer assessment as well as teacher assessment.


• It is part of a 12-year action research project designed by teachers of Sapporo Gakuin University and funded by the school.


• Thanks to CHIeru Communication Bridge Educational Web Programming in Sapporo, Japan for their work developing this program.

Attention

** For upgrades only. Ignore for clean installs.**

Please check the version number if the Video Assessment module is already installed on your Moodle.

*How to check the version number.

Go to Site administration > Plugins > Plugins overview and click the [Additional plugins] tab. The grey number shown in the [Version] column is the version number.
If the version number is 11 digits eg. "20230926001", then you need to perform these following steps before installing the new version.

In order to change the version number of Video Assessment module on the Moodle database you can simply run a MySQL command. This can be accomplished from your control panel (cPanel, DirectAdmin etc >> phpMyAdmin) or from the command line.

1. Log into your control panel – cPanel, DirectAdmin


2. Navigate to phpMyAdmin


3. Select the Moodle database on the left.


4. Go to the SQL tab and run the following command:

UPDATE xxx_config_plugins SET value = 2025040100 WHERE plugin = ‘mod_videoassessment’;.

*tableprefix can vary from installation to installation.

You can find the table prefix in the config.php file from the root of your Moodle installation:

$CFG->prefix    = 'mdl_';

5. Run the following command to check if the value has been changed correctly.

SELECT * FROM xxx_config_plugins WHERE plugin = ‘mod_videoassessment’;

Success if the result is as follows:

+------+---------------------+---------+------------+

| id   | plugin              | name    | value      |

+------+---------------------+---------+------------+

| xxx  | mod_videoassessment | version | 2025040100 |

+------+---------------------+---------+------------+

*The value of [value] column shows "2025040100".

Changelog

Version 2025120816 (Build: 2025120816)

Changes:

• Changed default value for "Automatic file deletion at course end date" from "No" to "Yes" in activity settings


• Improved mobile video behavior: video automatically scrolls back to original position after closing comment textarea


• Mobile: Video hides when feedback textarea is focused, reappears when blurred with smooth scroll animation

Version 2025120815 (Build: 2025120815)

Changes:

• Fixed "Grade to pass" field not saving in activity settings


• Added database upgrade checkpoint for gradepass fields


• Removed CSS rule for #page-footer element


• Enhanced mobile assessment experience with improved video visibility controls

Previous Versions

For earlier version history, please refer to the upgrade.txt file.

Video Assessment

Requirements

• Moodle 4.0 to 4.3


• ffmpeg


• MP4Box

Optional parameter adjustment

Some videos failed to play on Safari or Firefox.
For better playback compatibility on Safari or Firefox, you can add "-pix_fmt yuv420p" parameter to the ffmpeg conversion command.
The ffmpeg command is as follows:
/usr/local/bin/ffmpeg -i {INPUT} -pix_fmt yuv420p {OUTPUT}
(The location for changing the ffmpeg command: Dashboard / Site administration / Plugins / Activity modules / Video Assessment)

Description

• This activity module adds a video window the standard Moodle rubrics for easier assessment of live performances.


• It features self and peer assessment as well as teacher assessment.


• It is part of a 12-year action research project designed by teachers of Sapporo Gakuin University and funded by the school.


• Thanks to CHIeru Communication Bridge Educational Web Programming in Sapporo, Japan for their work developing this program.

Attention

** For upgrades only. Ignore for clean installs.**

Please check the version number if the Video Assessment module is already installed on your Moodle.

*How to check the version number.

Go to Site administration > Plugins > Plugins overview and click the [Additional plugins] tab. The grey number shown in the [Version] column is the version number.
If the version number is 11 digits eg. "20230926001", then you need to perform these following steps before installing the new version.

In order to change the version number of Video Assessment module on the Moodle database you can simply run a MySQL command. This can be accomplished from your control panel (cPanel, DirectAdmin etc >> phpMyAdmin) or from the command line.

1. Log into your control panel – cPanel, DirectAdmin


2. Navigate to phpMyAdmin


3. Select the Moodle database on the left.


4. Go to the SQL tab and run the following command:

UPDATE xxx_config_plugins SET value = 2025040100 WHERE plugin = ‘mod_videoassessment’;.

*tableprefix can vary from installation to installation.

You can find the table prefix in the config.php file from the root of your Moodle installation:

$CFG->prefix    = 'mdl_';

5. Run the following command to check if the value has been changed correctly.

SELECT * FROM xxx_config_plugins WHERE plugin = ‘mod_videoassessment’;

Success if the result is as follows:

+------+---------------------+---------+------------+

| id   | plugin              | name    | value      |

+------+---------------------+---------+------------+

| xxx  | mod_videoassessment | version | 2025040100 |

+------+---------------------+---------+------------+

*The value of [value] column shows "2025040100".

Video Assessment

Requirements

• Moodle 4.0 to 4.3


• ffmpeg


• MP4Box

Optional parameter adjustment

Some videos failed to play on Safari or Firefox.
For better playback compatibility on Safari or Firefox, you can add "-pix_fmt yuv420p" parameter to the ffmpeg conversion command.
The ffmpeg command is as follows:
/usr/local/bin/ffmpeg -i {INPUT} -pix_fmt yuv420p {OUTPUT}
(The location for changing the ffmpeg command: Dashboard / Site administration / Plugins / Activity modules / Video Assessment)

Description

• This activity module adds a video window the standard Moodle rubrics for easier assessment of live performances.


• It features self and peer assessment as well as teacher assessment.


• It is part of a 12-year action research project designed by teachers of Sapporo Gakuin University and funded by the school.


• Thanks to CHIeru Communication Bridge Educational Web Programming in Sapporo, Japan for their work developing this program.

Attention

** For upgrades only. Ignore for clean installs.**

Please check the version number if the Video Assessment module is already installed on your Moodle.

*How to check the version number.

Go to Site administration > Plugins > Plugins overview and click the [Additional plugins] tab. The grey number shown in the [Version] column is the version number.
If the version number is 11 digits eg. "20230926001", then you need to perform these following steps before installing the new version.

In order to change the version number of Video Assessment module on the Moodle database you can simply run a MySQL command. This can be accomplished from your control panel (cPanel, DirectAdmin etc >> phpMyAdmin) or from the command line.

1. Log into your control panel – cPanel, DirectAdmin


2. Navigate to phpMyAdmin


3. Select the Moodle database on the left.


4. Go to the SQL tab and run the following command:

UPDATE xxx_config_plugins SET value = 2025040100 WHERE plugin = ‘mod_videoassessment’;.

*tableprefix can vary from installation to installation.

You can find the table prefix in the config.php file from the root of your Moodle installation:

$CFG->prefix    = 'mdl_';

5. Run the following command to check if the value has been changed correctly.

SELECT * FROM xxx_config_plugins WHERE plugin = ‘mod_videoassessment’;

Success if the result is as follows:

+------+---------------------+---------+------------+

| id   | plugin              | name    | value      |

+------+---------------------+---------+------------+

| xxx  | mod_videoassessment | version | 2025040100 |

+------+---------------------+---------+------------+

*The value of [value] column shows "2025040100".

Video Assessment

Requirements

• Moodle 4.0 to 4.3


• ffmpeg


• MP4Box

Optional parameter adjustment

Some videos failed to play on Safari or Firefox.
For better playback compatibility on Safari or Firefox, you can add "-pix_fmt yuv420p" parameter to the ffmpeg conversion command.
The ffmpeg command is as follows:
/usr/local/bin/ffmpeg -i {INPUT} -pix_fmt yuv420p {OUTPUT}
(The location for changing the ffmpeg command: Dashboard / Site administration / Plugins / Activity modules / Video Assessment)

Description

• This activity module adds a video window the standard Moodle rubrics for easier assessment of live performances.


• It features self and peer assessment as well as teacher assessment.


• It is part of a 12-year action research project designed by teachers of Sapporo Gakuin University and funded by the school.


• Thanks to CHIeru Communication Bridge Educational Web Programming in Sapporo, Japan for their work developing this program.

Attention

** For upgrades only. Ignore for clean installs.**

Please check the version number if the Video Assessment module is already installed on your Moodle.

*How to check the version number.

Go to Site administration > Plugins > Plugins overview and click the [Additional plugins] tab. The grey number shown in the [Version] column is the version number.
If the version number is 11 digits eg. "20230926001", then you need to perform these following steps before installing the new version.

In order to change the version number of Video Assessment module on the Moodle database you can simply run a MySQL command. This can be accomplished from your control panel (cPanel, DirectAdmin etc >> phpMyAdmin) or from the command line.

1. Log into your control panel – cPanel, DirectAdmin


2. Navigate to phpMyAdmin


3. Select the Moodle database on the left.


4. Go to the SQL tab and run the following command:

UPDATE xxx_config_plugins SET value = 2025040100 WHERE plugin = ‘mod_videoassessment’;.

*tableprefix can vary from installation to installation.

You can find the table prefix in the config.php file from the root of your Moodle installation:

$CFG->prefix    = 'mdl_';

5. Run the following command to check if the value has been changed correctly.

SELECT * FROM xxx_config_plugins WHERE plugin = ‘mod_videoassessment’;

Success if the result is as follows:

+------+---------------------+---------+------------+

| id   | plugin              | name    | value      |

+------+---------------------+---------+------------+

| xxx  | mod_videoassessment | version | 2025040100 |

+------+---------------------+---------+------------+

*The value of [value] column shows "2025040100".