If you’re aware of certain characteristics that everyone would find useful, yet you cant seem to find them in a media player, this conversation is for you. Moodle is a web application, and if users do not access courses through the Moodle Mobile app, it means they do so through a browser. The ability to play video and audio files comes from browsers compatible with the HTML5 standard. The players, about which the Moodle community is debating on, are visual customizations on a technology that comes in the browser. Continue reading this story here.
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