Every time a teacher records a class, a learning opportunity is created that usually goes to waste. The video sits in storage, students watch it (or don’t), and the teacher moves on. No assessment, no summary, no way to navigate the content.

mod_jitsi changes that with three AI-powered features that activate directly from the Moodle activity.

Automatic Quiz

With one click, the plugin generates a complete quiz based on the actual content of the recording. The questions aren’t generic: they’re extracted from what the teacher explained in that specific session. The quiz is created directly as a Quiz activity in the same course — no copy-pasting required.

The number of questions is configurable by the administrator. Students can access the quiz from the recording tab itself, without leaving the activity.

Automatic Summary

The plugin generates a concise text with the key concepts of the class. It’s produced by Google’s Gemini 2.5 Flash directly on the video stored in Google Cloud Storage, without any teacher intervention.

The summary appears in the activity so students can consult it before or after watching the full recording.

Transcript with Chapters and Timestamps

The transcript isn’t just plain text. The plugin automatically identifies topic changes and structures the class into chapters with their corresponding timestamps. Clicking any timestamp jumps the player directly to that point in the video.

This eliminates manual searching within a long recording: if a student wants to review a specific concept, they can go directly to it.

Your Own Infrastructure, No Intermediaries

All processing happens on the educational institution’s own Google Cloud infrastructure. No third party receives the recordings: the video goes from the Jitsi server to the Cloud Storage bucket, and Gemini processes it directly via the gs:// URI.

This is relevant for European institutions that need GDPR compliance: data never leaves the institution’s controlled environment.

All You Need Is a Google Cloud Account

The plugin automatically manages the Jitsi server, recording configuration and cloud storage. There’s nothing to install or configure beyond the Google Cloud credentials.

mod_jitsi is free and open source. Available on moodle.org and GitHub.