The Open LMS Product team is pleased to announce the release of WORK 4.5 MP6:
Release Schedule
SaaS Sandbox upgrades December 9, 2025
SaaS Production upgrades January 6, 2026
MH Production upgrades can begin January 7, 2026
Upgrade to Core 4.5.8
As part of this minor release, the team in Open LMS upgraded the platforms and reviewed the code of version 4.5.8, adding the corresponding fixes, improvements, security patches, and important backports.
Release Notes
For the full releases notes from Moodle.org, please see:
Open LMS Highlights
New: “Recommend Content via AI (PLD Action)”
We’ve added a new PLD action called Recommend content via AI, available for Assignments and Quizzes.
This action automatically generates personalized learning recommendations for students based on the grade conditions set by the teacher.
Once the activity is graded, the system analyzes the Assignment instructions or Quiz questions, and—using either course content or external sources—produces tailored recommendations to help students improve.
How to Enable
Go to Site administration → AI Management.
Open the configuration page at:
local/olms_ai/admin/configure.phpEnable the operation “Generate recommended content based on grades from PLD.”
Please visit: https://support.openlms.net/hc/en-us/articles/16119707998108-End-User-Guide-AI-Assisted-Editor-for-Tiny-in-Open-LMS for more details on how to setup AI features in Open LMS
How to Use in a Course
Navigate to the course and open PLD (Personalized Learning Designer).
Create a new rule.
Select the event Activity graded, and choose the Assignment or Quiz you want to use.
Specify your grade-based conditions (e.g., grade less than, greater than, range, etc.).
Add the action Recommend content via AI (PLD).
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Configure the action:
Recommendation tone: Supportive, Formal, or Friendly
Content source: Course material or External sources
Maximum number of resources to display
After grading, students will see a Recommendation section directly below their normal activity feedback, containing links to internal course materials or external resources.
Notes
Using course material as the source may consume more AI tokens, especially in large courses.
Using external sources is currently recommended for lower token consumption.
Performance and token efficiency improvements are ongoing.
New Certification API Functions Available
We have released a set of new Certification-related functions as APIs to facilitate integrations between external systems and Open LMS. These additions provide greater flexibility for managing user assignments, periods, and certification updates programmatically.
Newly available API functions:
tool_certify_get_assignments
tool_certify_source_manual_assign_users
tool_certify_get_periods
tool_certify_add_period
tool_certify_update_user
tool_certify_unassign_user
You can review the full documentation of these services in your site at:
<Your site>admin/webservice/documentation.php
Upgraded plugins
| Plugin name | Component |
|---|---|
| mod_attendance | Attendance |
| mod_choicegroup | Group choice |
| mod_coursecertificate | Course certificate |
| mod_customcert | Custom certificate |
| mod_groupselect | Group select |
| mod_livepoll | Live poll Moodle |
| mod_publication | Publication (Student folder) |
| mod_questionnaire | Questionnaire |
| tiny_fontfamily | Tiny FontFamily |
| tiny_fontsize | Tiny FontSize |
| local_intelliboard | Intelliboard legacy |
| local_intellidata | Intelliboard Pro |
Additional fixes and Improvements
Fix Version |
Description |
| 4.5 MP6 |
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Removal of Atto Editor (Effective July 2026)
As part of the upgrade to Moodle 5.1, scheduled for July 2026, the Atto editor will be fully removed, as previously announced in earlier versions.
The Tiny editor has been set as the default editor for some time, and we have continued to enhance it by adding sub-plugins and capabilities to provide the best possible content creation and editing experience across the platform.
We recognize that some clients may still be using Atto, or allowing end users to choose between Atto and Tiny. For this reason, we strongly recommend planning ahead for this change by promoting and encouraging the use of the Tiny editor prior to the Moodle 5.1 upgrade.
Taking these steps in advance will help ensure a smooth transition and adoption for users who may not yet be fully familiar with the Tiny editor.