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H5P is free and open source software for creating interactive learning activities on the web without needing any knowledge of computer coding.\n<\/p>\n

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Video: What is H5P?<\/h2>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t<\/div>\n\t
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The following video (8:47 minutes) by H5P expert Oliver Tacke provides a useful overview of what H5P is and how you can use it to make engaging online activities for your learners.\n<\/p>\n

Important note<\/b>: The information from 6:59 minutes onwards (Oliver’s reasons 4 and 5 for liking H5P) is partly out-of-date, as it is no longer possible to create H5P activities for free directly on the H5P.org website, except to try out a couple of content types for a short period.[1]<\/a><\/sup> As explained later in this learning challenge, in order to use H5P, you need access to a platform such as WordPress, Moodle or Drupal, or to pay for an account on H5P.com<\/a>. While you are studying on this EDT4OL course, you can use your WordPress multisite for this purpose.\n<\/p>\n

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