Drop graded questions onto the Kaltura entries you already publish. Annoto runs as a Playkit V7 plugin, so the quiz appears in MediaSpace, in KAF-embedded courses and in any Kaltura embed, and scores reach your LMS gradebook through LTI 1.3.
An interactive video quiz on Kaltura is a set of questions pinned to timestamps on a Kaltura entry. When playback reaches one, the video pauses, the learner answers, sees feedback and continues. Annoto adds the quiz as a layer inside the Kaltura player rather than as a separate tool: the entry, its entitlements, its categories and its player configuration stay exactly as they are, and nothing is re-uploaded or re-encoded.
Instructors write questions in the player at the moment a concept has just been explained, or let Lumo, Annoto's AI copilot, draft them from the entry's transcript. Multiple choice, multiple answer, true/false, fill in the blank and open-ended questions all work, and each can carry points, feedback, retries and a time limit. The full authoring flow is on the in-video quizzes page.
Your Kaltura admin registers the Annoto plugin against a player uiConf once, so the work is done per player rather than per entry. A signed SSO token passes each viewer's Kaltura identity and role to Annoto.
Pause at the moment a concept has just been explained and drop a question, or review the draft Lumo generated from the transcript. Choose pop-up or docked layout, graded or practice mode, then preview and publish.
Inside Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, Brightspace or Open edX, the score rides the LTI 1.3 launch of the page the video sits in. On MediaSpace or a portal without an LMS, results leave through the REST API, webhooks or CSV export.
Authoring, layout, feedback, reuse and grade sync are all built into the player your learners already use. No separate quiz builder, no export step.
Multiple choice, multiple answer, true/false, fill in the blank and open-ended. Each question can carry points, feedback, retries, a time limit and shuffled answers.
Interrupt playback with a pop-up for a must-answer checkpoint, or dock the question beside the side panel so learners keep watching while they respond.
Learners see whether they were right the moment they answer, with the instructor's explanation while the context is still on screen.
Require an answer before playback continues, so the key moments are never skipped at double speed.
Versioning lets you fix a question after it is live. Changes sync automatically, with no re-upload.
Copy a quiz from one course to another, including Blueprint copies, so an assessment built once scales across sections and terms.
Yes. The plugin loads inside the player, so it travels wherever that player is embedded: MediaSpace channels, a KAF-integrated LMS course, a Canvas or Moodle module, an internal portal or a plain iframe. In MediaSpace, identity and roles come from the portal. Through KAF, the LMS course context travels with the embed, so one recording reused in two courses can carry two separate sets of results.
Less than most integration reviews assume. The plugin is registered once per player uiConf rather than once per entry, and a signed SSO token carries the viewer's Kaltura identity and role. Instructors arrive with authoring and moderation rights, students arrive correctly named, and nobody creates a second account.
Through the launch, not the player. The Kaltura player has no grade channel of its own, so scores ride the LTI 1.3 launch of the LMS page the video sits in, and the gradebook column belongs to that launch. Annoto's Reliable Grade Sync System writes the score and confirms the write. Where a MediaSpace page has no graded launch behind it, scores stay in Annoto and leave by API, webhook or export.
Kaltura includes video quizzing. Annoto extends it into an assessment layer: more question types, pop-up or docked layouts, fast-forward locks, Lumo drafting across Bloom's taxonomy, versioning after publish, reuse across courses, and per-learner comprehension analytics beside timestamped discussion on the same timeline. The architectural comparison is on the Annoto vs Kaltura page.
Lumo watches the Kaltura entries and drafts questions at every level of Bloom's taxonomy, from quick recall to create-level tasks. You review, edit and publish. A back catalogue becomes assessable in an afternoon rather than a semester.
Every answer feeds a live assessment view for each learner and for the whole cohort, and the Reliable Grade Sync System pushes scores to the gradebook and verifies each write.
Book a 20-minute demo and watch questions, feedback and grade sync work on your Kaltura entries, inside the Kaltura player your learners already use.