Stackviewer

Stackviewer is a course activity plugin which allows teachers to display images as a stack. The
student can scroll through the stack of images, similar to using radiological DICOM software to
research medical imagery.
Moodle – mod_stackview
Stackviewer is a course activity plugin which allows teachers to display images as a stack. The student can scroll through the stack of images, similar to using radiological DICOM software to research medical imagery. Its intended purpose is for medical education displaying Ultrasound, MRI and CT radiology imagery for diagnostic purposes. But other educational applications can well be imagined. The images in the stack are automatically numbered so that an educational dialogue can be conducted regarding the presented images in the stack. Stackviewer can be presented at any desired place in a course using Filter Embed Code. Accepted file types are JPEG, PNG, SVG and GIF. Images will be presented in alphabetical order A-Z 1-9. There is no limit to the number of images or to the file size. To improve performance, consider the student’s available bandwidth and device screen size. Using a HD (High Definition) image size of 1280 pixels x 720 pixels as a maximum standard is recommended. Plugin translations available in English and Dutch. The development of Stackviewer was commissioned by the Association of Medical Specialists in The Netherlands  https://demedischspecialist.nl  Now available to the community of medical teachers around the world.
Features:
GDPR null_provider
Scrollable images based on  https://kenwheeler.github.io/slick/  tweaked to allow scrolling.
Images upload by separate capability.
Order is based on image names.
There is an additional filter (filter_stackview) that can be used for embedding.
Manual embedding sample below.
<iframe src=”/mod/stackview/view.php?id=68&action=embedded” width=”600″ height=”600″ frameborder=”0″ webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe>“`
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Installation
Copy this plugin to the  modstackview  folder on the server
Login as administrator
Go to Site Administrator > Notification
Install the plugin
You will need to fill out the settings.