Tech Tool:
H5P
H5P makes it easy to create and share rich, interactive quizzes and content in your Canvas course.
H5P enables you to create rich content to display within your Canvas course. With H5P, authors may create and edit interactive presentations, games, quizzes and more. All that is needed to view H5P content is a web browser. Users will experience the same rich, interactive content on computers, smartphones and tablets alike.
How It’s Used
- Embed quizzes and interactive content into Canvas pages
- Break up static content
- Content organization and presentation
Benefits
- Easy to use
- Canvas integration
- Great for online and hybrid courses
Considerations
- College of Engineering: Work with a member of the Office for Digital Learning for licensed access
- University-wide: Contact H5P at Penn State for licensed access
Tutorials and Resources
- H5P Examples: Choose an activity and click on it to see an example and tutorial.
- H5P at Penn State
Frequently Asked Questions
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Faculty Using this Tool
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Use and Access
Experiment and play with H5P components free at the H5P.org Website.
To display H5P components in Canvas:
- College of Engineering: Contact the Office for Digital Learning.
- University-wide: Visit H5P at Penn State.
Need some help?
Get In Touch
Request Support or Connect with us in our Open Office Hours
About the Office for Digital Learning
Promoting innovative approaches to engineering education on campus and online, we offer a variety of degree and certificate programs, develop individual online courses, and work with faculty to enhance teaching and learning.
Need some help?
Get In Touch
Request Support or Connect with us in our Open Office Hours
About the Office for Digital Learning
Promoting innovative approaches to engineering education on campus and online, we offer a variety of degree and certificate programs, develop individual online courses, and work with faculty to enhance teaching and learning.