Qwizcards | online quizzes and flashcards vs Stream Video Player

Online quizzes and flashcards for WordPress. Qwizcards lets you create fill-in-the-blank questions with “autocomplete” suggestion lists. You can include images, and labels that can be dragged-and-dropped to hot-spot targets on the images. Qwizcards includes progress and reporting features — students can log in when they take a quiz, and you can get score reports by student. See https://qwizcards.net An interactive what-you-see-is-what-you-get (WYSIWYG) “wizard” makes it easy to create quizzes and flashcard decks, and/or you can edit the shortcodes directly. Online demo: https://qwizcards.net/wizard In the WordPress Block Editor, open a Classic paragraph or block and click the “Q” icon to get started! (In either the “Block Editor” or the “Classic Editor” you may have to click the “Toolbar Toggle” icon to see the “Q” – it’s in the second row.)

Stream Video Player for WordPress is by far the best and most complete video-audio player plug-in for WordPress with XML Playlist support and subtitles, Easy to use with a tag generator in the editor, support for viewing on iOS and Android, support for YouTube and Pseudo-Streaming so you can randomly seek any place of your videos without having to load the entire video before. Features iOS, Android, WPTouch, MobilePress, YouTube and feeds compatible. HTML5 video tag for mobile devices 100% Responsive and Retina Ready! Embed code generator for any video. Captions (subtitles) capable. XML Playlist. Social sharing and video URL sharing. Random access to any position on the video thanks to the pseudo streaming technique Skins capable thanks to JW Media Player it can load SWF and XML-PNG custom skins. Based on a very fine tuned custom build (fork) of the JW Media Player Version 5.3. Only open source software needed for video encoding. JW Media Player plug-ins supported. 100% Standard XHTML code. Check this demo. Important Links Live Demo Video Tutorial – Setup and Configuration FAQ How to use the plug-in and encode video Video Encoder for Mac, Win, Linux Known issues and To-do list Translators Afrikaans (af_AF) – Schalk Burger Brazilian Portuguese (pt_BR) – Caciano Gabriel Chinese, Traditional (zh_TW) – James Wu Danish (da_DK) – GeorgWP Dutch (nl_NL) – Martin Hein French (fr_FR) – Maître Mô, Stéphane Benoit Georgian (ka_GE) – Nodar Rocko Davituri German (de_DE) – Michael Helfberend Hebrew (he_IL) – Yaron Ofer – GadgetGuru.co.il Italian (it_IT) – Bruno Salzano Lithuanian (lt_LT) – Ernestas Kardzys Polish (pl_PL) – Zbigniew Czernik Russian (ru_RU) – Andrey K., Roman Kireev Spanish (es_ES) – Jordi Sancho Spanish (es_MX) – Rodrigo Polo Turkish (tr_TR) – Emin Buğra SARAL Ukrainian (uk_UA) – Andrey K. Portuguese (pt_PT) – PedroDM Special note If the player doesn’t show, download the SWF files and put them on the plugin directory. http://example.com/wp-content/plugins/stream-video-player/ |– player.swf |– yt.swf +– plugins | |– captions.swf | |– gapro.swf | |– hd.swf | |– ltas.swf | |– qualitymonitor.swf | +– sharing.swf +– skins |– beelden.zip |– dangdang.swf |– imeo.swf |– lulu.zip |– modieus.zip +– stormtrooper.zip Because many many users ask for more capabilities I decided to use (instead of the original swf video player I made) a custom build of the JW Player which uses license CC-NC-SA 3.0 which is a non-GPL compatible license and because that It can’t be included on the WordPress directory. The first workaround to fix this was to host the SWF files in other site, but this leads to cross-domain issues and an excessive bandwidth use of my hosting account, so I decided to make the plug-in download the download the SWF files for you on the first run, if you run into troubles check your plug-in directory permissions. Also notice that the version of JW Player (5.7.1896) used in this plug-in is licensed as Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0) http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ – You can use their player freely for personal or non-commercial use. Put it on your personal blog, non-profit, or government website and let the video role. But if you advertise on your site or it’s owned by a business, then you have to purchase a commercial license. Read more about JW Player License: http://www.longtailvideo.com/jw-player/license/ Credits Copyright 2014 by RodrigoPolo.com This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA