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H5P makes it easy to create, share and reuse HTML5 content and applications. H5P empowers everyone to create rich and interactive web experiences more efficiently – all you need is a web browser and a website with an H5P plugin.

Moodle has improved significantly this release and now can set the passing grade for H5Ps. It has made it easier for administrators to support the Hub amongst many #0excludeGlossary bug fixes.

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H5P.org is a completely free and open technology, licensed with the MIT license. Demos/downloads, tutorials, and documentation are all available for users who want to join the community.

Embed H5P in Moodle

Many people in the Moodle community have been asking for the ability to embed H5P content in different parts of Moodle and now it is possible!

With the latest release of the Moodle plugin, you will be able to embed H5Ps on the front page of courses and on almost any other Moodle page that accepts HTML as input. All you have to do is copy the embed code found at the bottom of the H5P container and paste it into a label. Note that you will have to press the ‘HTML’ button first.

Set Passing Grades for H5Ps in Moodle

Another highly #1excludeGlossary feature that has been missing from the H5P plugin has been to make the ‘Passing grade‘ option for H5Ps more available. We’ve taken inspiration from Moodle’s default Quiz plugin and it is now available in the latest release and should be just as easy to use:

Now course creators will be able to know when an H5P activity is completed and most importantly when an entire course is completed.

Easier for Administrators to Support the Hub

The #2excludeGlossary Hub was designed to make it easy for users to be notified of new content types and updates to existing ones. This worked a little too well since users all over the world have been excitedly messaging their admins eager to try out the latest content types.

Unfortunately, some IT departments have been so overloaded with requests that they have decided to turn off the Hub. The goal was never to create problems for administrators and the following changes to rectify the problem:

• A user won’t see restricted content types if he can’t use them
• A user won’t see not installed content types if he can’t install them
• A user won’t see update buttons if he is not allowed to update content types

This should relieve a lot of the burden on administrators. We are certain that these changes will result in fewer emails to IT departments and allow administrators to easier support one of the most important components of the H5P ecosystem more.

Let us know what you think.