General discussion

I've been pointed at H5P by an instructor colleague, who is interested in using to enrich her class presentations.

I am a software dev myself (front-end: HTML/JS/CSS) but this looks intriguing for my personal purposes as well. I like to make little stand-alone microsites for various purposes, hosted in my own domain - some I share with the public, some I just use myself. (Playing with such tools will also help me learn H5P so I can help my colleague to author her content.)

I hear that Google plans to integrate H5P to some of its platforms. I am wondering if anyone has heard about anything more concrete. Please share if you have more information on the news. Thank you.

Hi

Has anyone ever encountered a situation where a score of 2 is set to pass the exam, but a score of 1 is enough to pass?

The server environment has not changed. Recently, it has been discovered that there is a problem with the scoring function. If you score one point while doing questions, you can pass the exam. Even if I set a score of 2 to pass the exam, as long as you score one point, the system will determine that the exam has been passed.

Why is this happening?

How can I solve this problem?