H5P

H5P stands for HTML5 Package and is used to create interactive learning content.

Create H5P content

Go to the desired Moodle course.
In the menu bar click on "More" and then on "Content bank". People with editing rights ("Teacher", "Tutor", etc.) in the course will see all H5P content there that someone has created in that course.
Select the desired content type from the drop-down menu "Add" to create a new H5P content. Details about te available content types can be found below.

Edit/delete H5P content

Click edit directly on the included H5P content or click the desired H5P content in the contentbank.

You can edit the content using the "Edit" button.
Using the gear wheel menu at the top right, you can, among other things, adjust the title (displayed in the list) or delete the H5P content. If you "Make unlisted" an H5P content, then it will be displayed to all persons with editing rights with the note "Hidden". Students may receive an error message in the course.

As in other areas of Moodle, anyone with editing rights ("Teacher", "Tutor", etc.) can also see hidden H5P content and can edit and delete H5P content.

Make H5P content available to students

You can provide H5P content via the special H5P activity or anywhere via the editor. If you want to provide H5P content where attempts should be saved and graded, this is only possible via the H5P activity.

H5P must not be used for grade-relevant checks, because in the HTML code the answers deposited as correct can be seen.

Make H5P content available to students via an editor

Click the H5P icon > "Browse repositories..." > "Content bank" and select the desired H5P content.

You can navigate via breadcrumbs to all courses and their content banks in which you are enrolled with a corresponding role.
In the next step, the most important thing is to choose whether you want to link or copy the H5P content. If you paste the file as a link, then all future changes to the H5P content in the content bank will be applied. If, on the other hand, you use a copy of the file, changes to the H5P content in the content store will have no effect on the display in the activity.
Finally, click "Select this file" and "Insert H5P".

In this variant, no attempts are saved and H5P can therefore not be graded.

Make H5P content available to students via the H5P activity

Go to the desired Moodle course.
Click "Turn editing on" in the upper right corner.
In the desired section, select "Add an activity or resource" and "H5P".
Enter a title and click the "Add file" icon under "Package file".
Select the desired H5P content in the "Content bank".
You can navigate via the breadcrumbs to all courses and their content banks in which you are enrolled with a corresponding role.
In the next step, the most important thing is to choose whether you want to link or copy the H5P content. If you paste the file as a link, then all future changes to the H5P content in the content bank will be applied. If, on the other hand, you use a copy of the file, changes to the H5P content in the content store will have no effect on the display in the activity.
Finally, click "Select this file" and save the new H5P activity.

Attempts can not be exported.

H5P content types

The following H5P content types are available on JKU Moodle:

Accordion: Create an accordion to structure content.
Agamotto: Provide multiple images to compare and explore interactively.
Branching Scenario: A branching scenario content type allowing users to create dilemmas, self paced learning scenarios and other types of adaptive learning.
Chart: Easily create pie charts and bar graphs.
Image Choice: Create an image selection question.
Image Hotspots: Mark hotspots on an image. Hotspots can contain text, images, and videos.
Image Juxtaposition: Compare two images interactively.
Information Wall: Present structured lists of information that can be filtered.
Interactive Book: It allows you to assemble a book from various interactive content types such as interactive videos and image hotspots on multiple pages. We recommend using only the content types listed on this page, as we have tested them accordingly.
Interactive Video: Add multiple-choice and cloze questions, pop-up texts and other types of interactions to your Opencast videos.
Mark the Words: This type of question allows you to create a task in which certain words must be marked.
Sort the Paragraphs: Create a task that requires sorting text and paragraphs.