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Tutor LMS
Watch-to-complete for Tutor LMS lessons, checked against real viewing.
What you can do
- Replace the lesson’s complete button with “Watch the video to complete this lesson.” until the student has watched enough.
- Complete lessons automatically when watched, and prevent skipping ahead.
- Ask learners to sign an attestation after the video.
- Download watch evidence per course as CSV, and get progress reports by email.
Set it up
- Install the Pellio plugin and connect it in Pellio → Settings.
- Add a Pellio video to the lesson’s content with the Pellio Video block or the
[pellio]shortcode. The first Pellio video in a lesson is its lesson video. - Go to Pellio → Settings → Courses → Lesson videos and set Require watching before a lesson can be completed (90% by default), Complete lessons automatically when watched and Prevent skipping ahead until watched.
- Optionally turn on the attestation and choose the signature: tick a box, type their full name, or type their name and password.
- For progress emails, tick Email a progress report in the same Courses section and choose how often.
Good to know
- Tutor LMS edits lessons in its own course builder, so the site-wide settings apply to every lesson.
- Completion is checked with Pellio against the unique seconds each student watched across sessions, then recorded through Tutor’s normal completion.
- Lesson videos resume where the student left off.
- Pellio works with one LMS at a time. If several are active, it uses LearnDash, then Tutor LMS, then Sensei LMS.
- Watch-to-complete works on every plan. The learner log, which records attestations, is on Advanced.
Full guide: LearnDash, Tutor LMS and Sensei LMS.
More courses & lms
LifterLMSPrivate lesson videos for enrolled students, verified watch-to-complete, attestations and per-lesson watch evidence.LearnDashHold back LearnDash lesson and topic completion until the video is really watched, with watch evidence per course.Sensei LMSHold back Sensei LMS lesson completion until the video is really watched, with attestations and watch evidence.



