From Moodle plugin to h5p.org. Is it possible to import activities created in Moodle plugin?

jvcallejo's picture

Hi,

Up to now, I used to create my content in h5p.org and then upload it to Moodle. But I couldn't use large videos.

I have created my last activity in the h5p Moodle pluging and I would like to bring it to h5p so it is available for everybody. Is it possible?

I only see the option to make a security copy and download it, as a .mbz file. And I don't see the option to import files inh5p.org.

Thanks for your help.

BV52's picture

Hi jvcallejo,

There should be a download botton at the bottom of your content. If you don't see the button, edit the content and enable the download button under "Display Settings".

-BV52

jvcallejo's picture

Hi BV52,

I have checked the options in the "Display Settings" and there is nothing related with download to make it available. It's a column type activity. I have created several of this in h5p.org and in all of them the download button is available.

UPDATE: I have realized that this option has to be set for the site. I have asked the admin to do so. But, once I have downloaded the content from Moodle, how can I upload it to h5p.org?

Thanks again. Best wishes.

Jorge

BV52's picture

Hi Jorge,

When creating a content you have 2 choices "Create Content" and "Upload". Choosing upload will let you upload your content. Please note though that all files that is uploaded into H5P.org is limited to 16MB.

-BV52

I have downloaded a H5P course made in Moodle and want to upload it in Moodle too but in another learning environment. I can safe the document as a .MBZ file. But the 'new' Moodle environment does not accept to upload a .MBZ file. It only accepts H5P.files. Could you help me how i can import this H5P course into a new Moodle environment. Best whishes Marianne

otacke's picture

Hi Marianne!

I am not sure if I correctly understand what you mean. If you downloaded an .MBZ file (seemingly short for "moodle backup zip"), that's a moodle course, not H5P content. If you want to transfer that moodle course to another moodle platform, you'll have to restore it as a moodle course. If you only want to transfer H5P content, you'll have to download that by clicking the "Reuse" button underneath the content. That will give you an .h5p file that you can upload in the H5P Hub. Please note that you may not see that "Reuse" button if the platforms administrator or the author of the content prohibited to download content.

Cheers,
Oliver

Thank you this helped me!

Best wishes Marianne

BV52's picture

Hi Marianne,

Just to add to this you can reference this documentation on how to import/export contents.

-BV

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