What a lovely example of H5P! I keep my eye open for them floating around in the wild, but don't often see them.
It reminds me of a 1906 advertisement I ran into earlier this year. I should have thought to make my own H5P out of it. https://boffosocko.com/2023/03/09/satelite-combination-card-index-cabinet-and-telephone-stand/
https://cathieleblanc.com/2023/09/22/student-work-in-media-and-cultural-studies/
Check out the WUN Presentation related to this topic here: https://youtu.be/EzrXljVmKK8
free and open source authoring tools
When fully implemented, the H5P OER Hub will be an invaluable tool for finding, reusing, and readily modifying interactive content that is platform independent and all of which carries rights metadata for the item and attribution for any media elements.
A preview and opportunity to try this out early is available here https://kitchen.opened.ca/2021/07/07/inside-the-hub/
(I have to credit Oliver Tacke for listening here and submitting a few H5P improvements we’ve grumbled about)
Yes?
This means when you search in the Pressbooks Directory for content with H5P, soon the icon in the search results will link to the H5P Listing page.
Allow content created on your site to be shared on a global H5P Hub Done - June 2021 release
CLAMP does not recommend one option over the other, but we do recommend that you make a choice
Look at this.
H5P examples
h5p pressbook
PB user guide
The H5P format is open and the tools for creating H5P content are open source. This guarantees that creatives own their own content and are not locked into the fate and licensing regime of a specific tool. Read more about how H5P ensures that the content remains yours in our blog.
JavaScript widgets create simple graphs to quickly and concisely display activity by exhibit and by student
Wonder if these were custom-made or if they relate to other initiatives.
Text and graphics, multiple-choice and multiple-response, free-text entry, drag-and-drop, and other interactive techniques
Sounds like H5P.
H5P elements naturally emit xAPI statements
Some of them, at least. There are content types which do not emit xAPI statements, sadly enough.
At the very least, the tool should allow for robust formative assessment, and should be capable of giving timely, helpful feedback to learners.
The “at the very least” part makes it sound as though this were the easy part.
We know that there are few sticky security and implementation issues
Which is probably why @judell’s tate doesn’t show up in Chrome on my system and there’s weirdness with the scrolling once we accept to load unsafe scripts.