Okay, my first ask is for anyone to share their 3 memorable / impressive H5P dishes- not an entire open textbook stuffed with them, but 3 specific, H5P pieces of content that really speak to what it’s potential is.
This is not a contest, but just 3 that stand out for you. And why.
Mine include:
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The H5P Periodic Table by Stuart R Mealor (CC BY-NC-ND) as it is a useful way to organize the h5P content types, but more than that, it uses the Course Presentation Tool in a most un-presentation style (using navigation links to move around in a non-linear fashion)
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Sedimentary Rock “Murder Mystery” Challenge by Karla Panchuk - this is a pre-release demo of an H5P enriched textbook to be available soon from BCcampus- Karla created a fascinating example of using drag and drop to have learners practice their understanding of how sedimentary rocks are made by “murdering” or destroying existing rock types.
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Choose your own research source for The School of Environmental Science by Mita Williams - I had little interest and never considered use of the Personality Quiz tool that offers a facebook-like series of questions to suggest what kind of celebrity or action hero you are. But his clever user offers a series of prompts about what kind of research data a learner seeks in Environmental Science. Based on the results, it suggests an appropriate database/research site to use.
Not the “best” or flashiest use of H5P but just a few (among many) that sparked new ideas for me.
Okay, you get to pick three and share. Go.