The Second Annual H5P Awards

We are thrilled to announce that the nominees for the Second Annual H5P Awards have been selected! This year, we received an incredible array of submissions showcasing the creativity and innovation within the H5P community.

Categories and Nominees:

Community Choice

• "Hop Hop !" : playful mazes with Course Presentation
  - by Isabelle Marchina
• Five Years of Sight Loss: A Heartfelt and Interactive Diary
  - by Stewart Lamb Cromar (The University of Edinburgh)
• Little Red Riding Hood
  - by Fiona Anirudh (Omnia Solutions)
• Getting Started: Gamification and Game-Based Learning
  - by Kimberly Scott (Peace Corps)
• Peace Corps HQ: The Ultimate Navigation Adventure
  - by Kimberly Scott (Peace Corps)

Impressive Use of Multimedia

• Biofabrication in Action: Your Interactive Journey
  - by Anja Hager (Center for University Teaching at the University of Bayreuth)
• Using generative AI to support your studies
  - by Matthew Jarvis (Bournemouth University)
• An interactive video about interactive videos
  - by Kayli Johnson
• Learning a language through discovery - Meet Hanne (Norwegian)
  - by Thea Sofie Melberg (NOTE- Norwegian teaching)
• Understanding Autism - supporting neurodiversity
  - by Melika Ahmetovic

Outstanding Visual Design

• Mutagenesis of DNA
  - by Patrick Ziegelmüller (University of Hamburg)
• Celebrating the Holidays with Those We Work With
  - by Kristine Spreigl (Medtronic)
• Building Relationships Between Families and Educators
  - by Catesby Willis (UF Lastinger Center for Learning)
• Emotional and Psychosocial Development of Preschoolers
  - by Zulhairi Salih (Open University Malaysia)
• Branching Scenario : a role playing game to learn about the French Revolution
  - by Isabelle Marchina

Out-of-the-box/Innovative Use of H5P Content Type

• Perpetual Discovery: Virtual Museum Experiences with H5P
  - by Tom Pantazes (Teaching & Learning Center - West Chester University)
• Hungry Hungry Sea Turtle
  - by Ann Zumwinkle (Zumwinkle.com for Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Water Committee)
• Use of H5P for second language learning
  - by Christian Jones (University of Liverpool)
• Moving Education Forward (Murder 360)
  - by Fiona Anirudh (Omnia Solutions)
• In search of Evelyn
  - by Julien Danglard

Impactful Gamification

• Roach Noir
  - by Mark Gash (adaptiVLE Ltd)
• Meta-Escape -by Svenja Geissler (Karlsruher Institut für Technologie)
• "What a disaster !" An Escape Game template done with Course Presentation
  - by Isabelle Marchina
• Ethics & Family Dynamics in Funeral Service
  - by Andrew Gustafson (Florida State College at Jacksonville)
• Halloween Horror Maze
  - by David Sherwin

Drag and Drop (Content type)

• Filtres rouges - decipher an encrypted message through a red filter
  - by Isabelle Marchina
• Faisceau lumineux - emulate a flashlight to find hidden message in the dark
  - by Isabelle Marchina
• Master Hiragana: Drag & Drop Chart Challenge
  - by Lisa Kobuke
• Lingo Bingo - Yellow Card
  - by John Cook (Chippewa Valley Technical College)
• Satzglieder: Objekte bestimmen
  - by Sebastian Wolf

Thank you to everyone who participated and made this year's awards a success!

The H5P Ambassadors will review all entries and vote for a winner in each category. We are excited to celebrate these outstanding contributions at the upcoming awards ceremony on March 26 (evening in Europe and afternoon in the Americas), and due to the time difference the event will be in the morning of March 27 in Australia and New Zealand.

Please sign up for the virtual event using the link below, and join us in recognizing the exceptional talent and hard work of our community members.