General discussion

I have suggested it before, but I dont know if I explained it well enough. It would be a good thing, I think, to be able to replace graphics in "layers" so you can show "different states" of "things", like an electric cirquit that is "on" or "off".

I just made a prototype to demonstrate what I mean. I tried to use .svg graphics to make it fast, and I made a few misstakes, but still I think it demonstrates how it could work.

I think this should not be as diffucult to make as some other H5P modules that are allready made.

I have noted that some of the questions in this forum is not really related to H5P itself, but actually configuration issues on the underlaying operating system.

If there were a tread or something named "work logs" or "HowTo's" it could be possible to write down what you are doing and post it under this tread. In this way there could be "cook-book guides" how to set it all up and make it work. It is also quite easy to install a "WAMP stack" under Windows and then to set it up an run it all at your desktop. It could be a "HowTo" for this as well.

I'll just mention that H5P appeared to work surprisingly well related to the preparation of a web-based cource of industrial automation.

What I had expected to be my favorite module was the "Presentation mudule", but after testing a while, my favorite modules are now the "Drag and drop" and the "Question set".  They are realy "flexible" and well suited for "vocational training". (Im allmost surprices because I was a bit sceptical to begin with, I have to admit, and I couldent find the functions I intentionally wanted to find.)