I have used h5p-standalone to serve H5P content along with a web application server. (https://github.com/tunapanda/h5p-standalone)
Has anyone attempted to get the editor working by loading all the dependencies etc from javascript in the browser instead of loading them based on information from an application server?
I'm searching for ideas to enable cumulative formative feedback at each stage of an interactive video. Each question type allows some form of feedback, but using multichoice questions in a "question set" allows the user to build insight during the process and not just at the end of it. Interactive videos don't allow for question sets though. Using a series of individual multichoice questions could work, but only if the video has sufficent space and we can only position questions at a whole number of seconds into the video, not a fraction of a second.
Hi,
I'm asking this on behalf of the organisation I work for (a subsidiary to the Ministry of Education of a German state). While our team might be interested in supporting H5P through the supporter program, the legal situation is not entirely clear to us. We might have to do a lot of explaining for a our legal department to get this through. Being a government organisation we are bound to European, German and state competition law and are very limited in the way we can use public funds freely.
