EchoVideo

EchoVideo currently organises educational content using a course/section structure. A new folder-based structure option is being introduced to provide alternative organisation capabilities. I request for the echo team to develop a migration tool that allows admins to: Convert existing course/section structures to the new folder-based structure Clone existing courses to create folders while preserving the originals (backup) Both structure types (course/section and folder-based) will exist. Without a migration tool, users would need the links to the old structure and new folders, which would be time-consuming and error-prone, especially for Moodle 1.1 and 1.3 integrations. Reduces friction for users wanting to adopt the new folder structure Preserves user workflow in existing course content Supports gradual transition based on user readiness (optional) The Ask: Users can convert or clone existing courses with minimal effort All content and organisation are preserved during content migration/conversion. The process is intuitive and requires minimal technical knowledge

The available/unavailable settings on the scheduling page only allow for days settings, where as the course settings allow for specific date settings. A lot of our instructors are asking for more granularity with when their recordings become available or unavailable that the "whole day" settings don't really work for. A very common request is "make my recordings unavailable after x date", which when I am scheduling usually means I just do some rough math on how many days that would be. A date picker would be a nice option.

On an EchoVideo section page, add a button for bulk "Make Available/Make Unavailable" to adjust the availability status for all videos and/or all course content in bulk, as opposed to on a media-by-media basis. Use cases: instructors may want to reveal/hide all (or most) course content in prep for tests and exams. controlling out-of-term access. Some instructors are happy to let students access content out of term, while others are not. This feature could allow instructors ability to easier control that availability.

Add Collections as an option during the Easy Embed process in addition to the current features.

As Admin it would be nice if there was an easy way of identifing who the owner of a collection is. When you look at collections to help troubleshoot, I have no idea who owns what.

Unfortunately it already takes an inordinate amount of time to process a 10 minute cut to a 3 hour lecture (3 hours in fact) but until that is fixed at least display how much time is left. No one likes a 403 message.