We are going to play a game called The Ultimatum Game. For this game to work you will have to pretend to act as if this was a real simulation. Act as if there was real money on the table. Part One You are Player One. As Player One you are given the opportunity to […]
Read more "The Ultimatum Game"When creating learning activities, H5P makes it easy to quickly prototype an idea to see which interactivity works best for your application. ANTH 111: Design Features of Language Activity Demos
Read more "One Activity Many Approaches"This Judo Kata has 15 techniques which makes it difficult to scrub through the video and find exactly what you’re looking for. Bookmarks were placed so that a viewer can easily navigate to a specific technique for review. Using H5Using H5P to Create Online SimulationsP to Create Online Simulations via Laura Killam who made this […]
Read more "Other Notable Examples"Organizing Information Matching type questions are often used in place of drag and drop when this type of interactivity is not available. Drag and drop is a commonly requested interaction type, and has been used in elearning suites for decades. This activity is from GEOL109: The Earth and Life Through Time, Module 2: Geological Materials […]
Read more "Drag and Drop"Drama 108: What is Theatre? The following timeline is used as part of the course learning materials in Drama 108: What is Theatre?, Module 3: Evolution of Western Theatre POLS 222: Indigenous Governance and Politics The following timeline is used as part of the course learning materials in POLS 222: Indigenous Governance and Politics, Module […]
Read more "Timeline"Check Your Understanding and Formative Feedback For a course that dealt with calculations, we can have students try their hand as solving problems without having to navigate away from the content. Using H5P they are able to get immediate feedback that is specific to the alternative they selected. PHAR111: Pharmaceutical Calculations, Module 4: Expressions of […]
Read more "Question Sets"Identifying Features in an Image The following is an activity from: GEOL108: The Earth and How it Works, Module 4: Igneous Rocks. Identifying Multiple Features in an Image ANTH111 Demo: One World Many Peoples Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Read more "Hotspots"Flashcards for Learning The dialog card has several different iterations available, one of which acts as a set of digital flashcards. The learner can shuffle, draw a selection, remove cards correctly guessed, etc. The designer can include text, audio, images, and hints for each card in a deck. This activity is from: HORT27: Woody Landscape […]
Read more "Dialogue and Flashcards"Short Answer Check Your Understanding If you wish to have students reflect on a question, perhaps even try to answer it, and then compare their solution with an expert answer then the accordion might be for you. This sample is a series of questions from: GEOL109: The Earth and Life Through Time, Module 10: The […]
Read more "Accordion"Bookmarking Long Youtube Videos Geology Videos The following is part of GEOL109: The Earth and Life Through Time, Module 3: Plate Tectonics and Supercontinents. There are a number of videos in the course which include review questions throughout the video to provide students an opportunity to test their knowledge. Making an Introduction Video A resource […]
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