Quick start¶
Once the plugin is installed and a Jitsi server is configured, creating a webconference takes a minute.
Create a Jitsi activity¶
- In your course, turn on Edit mode.
- Click Add an activity or resource and choose Jitsi.
- Give the activity a name and, optionally, a description.
- Adjust the activity options (availability dates, completion conditions, groups…).
- Save and return to the course.
Join a session¶
- Teachers / moderators open the activity and start the conference. With token-based mode they get full moderation control.
- Students open the same activity and join with one click — their Moodle profile picture is used as their avatar.
Guests
You can generate guest URLs for participants who are in another course or outside Moodle entirely.
Where to go next¶
- Turn on completion by time attended in the activity settings.
- Configure recording (GCP/Jibri, YouTube, Dropbox or JaaS).
- Enable private 1‑on‑1 sessions between coursemates.
- Register a mod_jitsi Account to see the attendance report.