You or your admin install the plugin block moodle.org/plugins/block_openai_chat and get an account on Open AI and get the api platform.openai.com/overview You set the limit you wish per month. You pay according to how much users use it.
Thanks for this. Is it possible to embed under each Moodle Quiz question? Example: in a quadratic equations questions and there is a step by step prompts on what to do. Thank you.
@@TheSystemsConsulting Glad to hear that. Have you watched this video ruclips.net/video/LbTfAfrr_iQ/видео.html ? Let me know if it answers your question.
@@NellieDeutsch Not really, but thanks, this is equally very useful. Please how do I get access to the AI text to questions. I'll like to use it first, then i'll come back to detail explanation for my first request.
Thank you very much! But I still have a question: how did you place the block in the course in the center? In my moodle I can place this block on the dashboard in the center on top (as you did) - but in the courses the block appears always on the right an i don't have the choice to place in in the center on top, I just see the option "right" in the courses. How did you fix that?
...and perhaps do you also know, why I always get the answer "You exceeded your current quota, please check your plan and billing details." although I upgraded to GPT-4. Is it possible that using the API incurs additional costs?
@@dav3b.182 yes, the api and payment on ChatGPT 4 are separate. Payments for the api are dependent on use. You can set it up to $1.00 a month for example, but you only get charged if it was used. They also notify you if you need to add more money.
Thank you so much for the amazing video tutorial on the Moodle plugin "OpenAI Chat Block"! I used my Assistant API key. I uploaded my documents, allowing the assistant to communicate effectively based on these documents. Initially, everything worked correctly, and the chatbot provided one or two responses as expected. But, I'm encountering a significant issue where, after a brief period of interaction, the chatbot stops responding. It's just stuck on loading, and eventually, the entire Moodle system crashes. The only workaround I've found so far is to delete cookies and reload the page, which is quite inconvenient. Could anyone please offer some help or guidance on this? Is there something I might be missing in the setup, or is it a known issue with a potential fix? Thanks in advance!
@@NellieDeutsch Yes I have. I was checking the code for assistant and I found that the while cycle there makes an error, I try to fix it and let you know.
Yes, Nick. I have a free account. Do you have a personal or business account? Make sure you get your API secret from here beta.openai.com/account/api-keys?
@@NellieDeutsch ?? Why do you claim this? I just found this: "Is ChatGPT an open source application? ChatGPT - despite being owned by a company named OpenAI - is not open-source. ChatGPT is currently not an open-source application as the source-code is owned by OpenAI." Wikipedia also says that it is proprietary!!
@@barkingbandicoot I use the API as a plug-in on my MOODLE sites. It is not free. It is not open source. I never said it was. Moodle is open source, but it’s only free to download. It costs to host it on a dedicated server. Follow the links I shared and try the plugin in MOODLE and see for yourself. The plugin is free. Kindly read my answer once again. “Yes, it’s ChatGPT Open AI. The API is free, but they charge for using it”.
@@NellieDeutsch re: Never said it was I specifically asked " is it Free/Libre Open Source?" (FLOSS) You replied "Yes". I can only assume you do not know the difference between FLOSS and cost free. Thanks for the reply.
@barkingbandicoot yes to ChatGPT not to free or open source. Many have asked if Open AI is indeed ChatGPT because they seem to think they are not the same. Open AI is the API which you can use use and develop. Why don’t you check the API and see why they call it open and how it’s free to use. Did you really think ChatGPT is not for profit with all the money they are making? You may find this information of interest: “OpenAI was created as an open source (which is why I named it “Open” AI), non-profit company to serve as a counterweight to Google, but now it has become a closed source, maximum-profit company effectively controlled by Microsoft". This was posted in March 17, 2023 by Fortune fortune.com/2023/03/17/sam-altman-rivals-rip-openai-name-not-open-artificial-intelligence-gpt-4/
Thank you for asking. ChatGPT OpenAI chat is a plugin for the Moodle learning management system that allows students to chat with a large language model (LLM) powered by OpenAI's GPT-3 text completion API. The LLM can answer questions, generate text, and even translate languages. The plugin can be used in a variety of ways, such as: 1. Providing 24/7 support to students 2. Helping students with their coursework 3. Facilitating discussions between students 4. Generating creative content The plugin is customizable, so instructors can choose the persona of the LLM and the prompts it is given. This allows the plugin to be used in a variety of contexts and for a variety of purposes. Here are some specific examples of how ChatGPT OpenAI chat can be used in Moodle: 1. A professor could use the plugin to provide 24/7 support to students by having the LLM answer questions about the course material. 2. A student could use the plugin to get help with their homework by asking the LLM questions about the problems they are working on. 3. A group of students could use the plugin to have a discussion about the course material by using the LLM to generate prompts for discussion. 4. A student could use the plugin to generate creative content, such as poems, stories, or code, by giving the LLM prompts and letting it generate the text. Overall, ChatGPT OpenAI chat is a powerful tool that can be used in a variety of ways to improve the learning experience in Moodle.
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You or your admin install the plugin block moodle.org/plugins/block_openai_chat and get an account on Open AI and get the api platform.openai.com/overview You set the limit you wish per month. You pay according to how much users use it.
Thanks Dr. Nell😘
My pleasure, Dean.
I’ll be happy to answer any questions.
Danke schön Dr Nelli
Thank you for your generous feedback, Nurdin.
@@NellieDeutsch i will try, Your inspiration for me about educational technology
That great, Nurdin. I'm available for questions.
👌very helpful, thx
Glad you found the video helpful.
u just awesome
Thank you for your kind words.
Thanks for this. Is it possible to embed under each Moodle Quiz question? Example: in a quadratic equations questions and there is a step by step prompts on what to do. Thank you.
That’s a great question! Have you installed the plugin?
@@NellieDeutsch Yes thanks. Successfully installed and working.However, wants to use it as a feedback and support to individual questions.
@@TheSystemsConsulting Glad to hear that. Have you watched this video ruclips.net/video/LbTfAfrr_iQ/видео.html ? Let me know if it answers your question.
@@NellieDeutsch Not really, but thanks, this is equally very useful. Please how do I get access to the AI text to questions. I'll like to use it first, then i'll come back to detail explanation for my first request.
@@TheSystemsConsulting It's not free. You need to get an account platform.openai.com
Thank you very much! But I still have a question: how did you place the block in the course in the center? In my moodle I can place this block on the dashboard in the center on top (as you did) - but in the courses the block appears always on the right an i don't have the choice to place in in the center on top, I just see the option "right" in the courses. How did you fix that?
Excellent question! What theme are you using?
@@NellieDeutsch I have no special theme installed (not yet) - I am currently using the preset "topics format."
...and perhaps do you also know, why I always get the answer "You exceeded your current quota, please check your plan and billing details." although I upgraded to GPT-4.
Is it possible that using the API incurs additional costs?
@@dav3b.182 that’s a course format not a theme.
@@dav3b.182 yes, the api and payment on ChatGPT 4 are separate. Payments for the api are dependent on use. You can set it up to $1.00 a month for example, but you only get charged if it was used. They also notify you if you need to add more money.
Thks for share. Once the integration is done, the chat will be scope based on the course content or just an ordinary GPT chat?
It’s just an ordinary ChatGPT chat.
Thank you so much for the amazing video tutorial on the Moodle plugin "OpenAI Chat Block"! I used my Assistant API key. I uploaded my documents, allowing the assistant to communicate effectively based on these documents. Initially, everything worked correctly, and the chatbot provided one or two responses as expected.
But, I'm encountering a significant issue where, after a brief period of interaction, the chatbot stops responding. It's just stuck on loading, and eventually, the entire Moodle system crashes. The only workaround I've found so far is to delete cookies and reload the page, which is quite inconvenient.
Could anyone please offer some help or guidance on this? Is there something I might be missing in the setup, or is it a known issue with a potential fix? Thanks in advance!
The plugin is free but you need to have a paid account on ChatGPT Open AI. Is that what you have?
@@NellieDeutsch Yes I have. I was checking the code for assistant and I found that the while cycle there makes an error, I try to fix it and let you know.
You can generate another code. Please let me know.
hi, i have this error when i type in the openAI chatbox
ERROR: The model gpt-4o-2024-05-13 does not exist or you do not have access to it.
There's an old date on it. Did you ask for the chat to be saved or are you on a temporary chat. Temporary chats are not saved.
Which moodle theme are you using
I use a free version of Moove.
Isn't this problematic regarding data protection? Where is the data stored?
The data is not stored on Moodle. It disappears once you move from the course on Moodle. You need to copy and paste it to save it.
Does this work with a free account also, it messages me that I've "exceeded my quota" on the first trial run.
Yes, Nick. I have a free account. Do you have a personal or business account? Make sure you get your API secret from here beta.openai.com/account/api-keys?
I did, but the plugin told me that I had to have a paid account, so I filled in my info and now it is working.
@@NickZwart So, you will need to pay. Check out your usage page and date for your next payment beta.openai.com/account/usage
@@NellieDeutsch Thanks
You’re welcome
Is OpenAI open? That is , is it Free/Libre Open Source?
Yes, it's ChatGPT Open AI. The API is free, but they charge for using it.
@@NellieDeutsch ?? Why do you claim this?
I just found this:
"Is ChatGPT an open source application?
ChatGPT - despite being owned by a company named OpenAI - is not open-source. ChatGPT is currently not an open-source application as the source-code is owned by OpenAI."
Wikipedia also says that it is proprietary!!
@@barkingbandicoot I use the API as a plug-in on my MOODLE sites. It is not free. It is not open source. I never said it was. Moodle is open source, but it’s only free to download. It costs to host it on a dedicated server. Follow the links I shared and try the plugin in MOODLE and see for yourself. The plugin is free. Kindly read my answer once again. “Yes, it’s ChatGPT Open AI. The API is free, but they charge for using it”.
@@NellieDeutsch re: Never said it was
I specifically asked " is it Free/Libre Open Source?" (FLOSS)
You replied "Yes".
I can only assume you do not know the difference between FLOSS and cost free.
Thanks for the reply.
@barkingbandicoot yes to ChatGPT not to free or open source. Many have asked if Open AI is indeed ChatGPT because they seem to think they are not the same. Open AI is the API which you can use use and develop. Why don’t you check the API and see why they call it open and how it’s free to use. Did you really think ChatGPT is not for profit with all the money they are making? You may find this information of interest: “OpenAI was created as an open source (which is why I named it “Open” AI), non-profit company to serve as a counterweight to Google, but now it has become a closed source, maximum-profit company effectively controlled by Microsoft". This was posted in March 17, 2023 by Fortune fortune.com/2023/03/17/sam-altman-rivals-rip-openai-name-not-open-artificial-intelligence-gpt-4/
What does Open AI chat do in moodle?
Thank you for asking. ChatGPT OpenAI chat is a plugin for the Moodle learning management system that allows students to chat with a large language model (LLM) powered by OpenAI's GPT-3 text completion API. The LLM can answer questions, generate text, and even translate languages.
The plugin can be used in a variety of ways, such as:
1. Providing 24/7 support to students
2. Helping students with their coursework
3. Facilitating discussions between students
4. Generating creative content
The plugin is customizable, so instructors can choose the persona of the LLM and the prompts it is given. This allows the plugin to be used in a variety of contexts and for a variety of purposes.
Here are some specific examples of how ChatGPT OpenAI chat can be used in Moodle:
1. A professor could use the plugin to provide 24/7 support to students by having the LLM answer questions about the course material.
2. A student could use the plugin to get help with their homework by asking the LLM questions about the problems they are working on.
3. A group of students could use the plugin to have a discussion about the course material by using the LLM to generate prompts for discussion.
4. A student could use the plugin to generate creative content, such as poems, stories, or code, by giving the LLM prompts and letting it generate the text.
Overall, ChatGPT OpenAI chat is a powerful tool that can be used in a variety of ways to improve the learning experience in Moodle.
Do you have live website? What is the address?
I have a few Moodle sites. Are you a Moodle admin, educator, both, or have other interests? Please explain.