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How to use H5P effectively in Moodle

Moodle LMS offers a wide range of tools and features to create engaging and interactive eLearning experiences. One such feature is the integration of H5P (HTML5 Package) content, which enables educators to create interactive videos, quizzes, presentations, and more. This comprehensive guide will explore how to use H5P effectively in Moodle, enhancing the learning experience for students and streamlining the course creation process for educators.

What is H5P?

H5P is an abbreviation for HTML5 Package. It is an open-source software that allows educators to create interactive and engaging content for their courses. With H5P, you can create a variety of content types, such as quizzes, presentations, and interactive videos, which can be either embedded into other activities or added as standalone H5P activities in Moodle.

Integrating H5P content into your Moodle courses offers several benefits:

Interactivity: H5P content enhances learner engagement by adding interactive elements to your courses.

Ease of Use: Creating and editing H5P content is simple and straightforward, making it accessible for educators with varying levels of technical expertise.

Flexibility: H5P content can be easily embedded into other Moodle activities or resources, allowing for seamless integration into your courses.

Responsive Design: H5P content is designed to work well on various devices and screen sizes, ensuring a consistent learning experience for all students.

Creating and editing H5P content in Moodle

Content Bank

Moodle’s Content Bank is a central repository where educators can create, edit, and manage H5P content. To create H5P content in the Content Bank:

• Access the Content Bank from Course navigation > More > Content bank (Boost theme) or from Site pages in the Navigation block.
• Click the Add button and select a content type.

For more information, refer to our Content Bank documentation.

Creating and editing H5P content elsewhere

In addition to the Content Bank, educators can create H5P content using external tools like the H5P.com site or the LUMI app for desktop (Windows, Mac, and Linux versions available). These tools offer features and options not available in Moodle’s Content Bank. In addition, CurrikiStudio is an open-source project that allows educators to create H5P content on a dedicated server. Like other external tools, content created in CurrikiStudio can be downloaded and uploaded to Moodle.

Organisations may choose to build their content using external tools to maintain full control over content creation and maintenance. Once the H5P content is created, it can be downloaded and uploaded to Moodle, either through the Content Bank, or as a H5P activity.

Please note that some H5P modules available in external tools may not have been officially released on h5p.org and may not work well in Moodle. Ensure compatibility before uploading content to your Moodle courses.

File upload limitations

When uploading H5P content to Moodle, be aware of file size limitations on your server. Course file size limits may prevent you from uploading large H5P files. Additionally, ensure that your Moodle server has the required H5P libraries installed for uploaded H5P activities to function properly.

Creating H5P resources from Moodle standard questions

With the Repurpose resources content type plugin , educators can convert Moodle standard questions into H5P resources. Currently supported resources include:

• Single Choice Set
• Dialogue Cards
• Flash Cards

Once converted, these content types can be edited in the Content Bank and combined with other H5P content through copy and paste.

Adding an H5P activity to a Moodle Course

The H5P activity enables H5P content created in the Content bank , or an external site, to be easily added to a course as an activity. To add an H5P activity to your Moodle course, follow the steps outlined in Moodle’s H5P activity documentation.

Embedding H5P into other Activities

H5P content can be embedded into other Moodle activities and resources, such as Lessons or Books. To embed H5P content:

• Click the H5P button in the editor.
• Click ‘Browse repositories’ and select a H5P file from the Content Bank.
• Choose whether to create a copy of the file or a shortcut.
• Click ‘Insert H5P’.

Creating a shortcut to the H5P file allows for easy updates and maintenance, as changes made in the Content Bank will automatically be reflected in linked activities.

Using H5P content in languages other than English

While Moodle’s Content Bank currently displays H5P module names and descriptions in English only, external tools like LUMI may offer translations for other languages. For more information on translating H5P content, refer to Moodle’s plugin translation documentation.

Admin settings for H5P Integration

To display H5P content in Moodle activities, the Display H5P filter must be enabled, and the URL (e.g., h5p.com) should be listed as an allowed source in Site admin / Plugins / Filters / Display H5P.

Manage H5P content types

Moodle administrators can manage H5P content types through Site administration / H5P / Manage H5P content types. This page allows admins to upload necessary files and libraries for H5P content types, as well as disable selected content types if desired.

H5P capabilities in Moodle

Moodle offers several H5P-related capabilities for different user roles including:

Add embedded H5P (default role: teacher) Set H5P display options (default role: teacher) Manage H5P content types (default role: manager) Deploy H5P content (default roles: manager and teacher)

Using H5P in Moodle allows educators to create engaging and interactive eLearning experiences. By leveraging the various H5P content types and tools available, educators can enhance their Moodle courses and provide a more dynamic eLearning environment.

To learn more about H5P in Moodle, watch the Moodle Academy webinar ‘Using H5P effectively in Moodle’ .

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Creating an H5P Course Presentation

With the H5P Course Presentation tool, you can create and present asynchronous educational material to your students with slides that incorporate multimedia and interactive features. This format enables you to assemble your course material in a dynamic and interactive way. Students can navigate through the slides, engaging with embedded quizzes and videos as they go. It's an effective alternative to traditional methods like PowerPoint slides, PDFs, or standard text-heavy web pages. 

The H5P Course Presentation allows educators to create and present content in an engaging way, consistent with Active Learning principles. The Course Presentation can also be used for formative tasks to provide students with opportunities for self-assessment and consolidation of knowledge.

Exportable Text Areas in a H5P Course Presentation also offer a unique opportunity for students to engage with your content. These text areas can be embedded throughout the presentation, allowing students to record their reflections, ideas, notes, and answers to questions as they interact with it. Anything the student inputs in these fields will be collated into an individual summary that they can download as a Word document.

Preview an example H5P Course Presentation (opens in new tab) , that includes Fill in the Blanks, Video, and Multiple Choice questions.

The Slides tab and settings menu

The top menu

• Add or format text,
• Add or update a hyperlink,
• Add or update an image,
• Add shapes (square, circle, horizontal or vertical lines),
• Add or update a video,
• Add or update a link to a slide within the H5P Course Presentation,
• Add or update an audio file. 

• Fill in the Blanks
• Single Choice Set
• Multiple Choice
• True/False Question
• Drag and Drop
• More elements. This includes other less common, but still useful options including Tables, Interactive Video , Exportable Text (covered later in this article) and more. 
• Paste content from the clipboard. 

Slide options

From left to right: 

• Show or hide the sidebar navigation,
• Current slide / Total slides. In the image above, the Course Presentation is displaying slide 2 of 3,
• Add new slide,
• Clone slide,
• Slide background - please be mindful of colour contrast requirements when selecting background colours and images,
• Move slide left - e.g. move the current slide (slide 2) to become slide 1 in the order,
• Move slide right - e.g. move the current slide (slide 2) to become slide 3,
• Delete slide.

• Enter alt text into the Alternative text field.
• (Optional) You can provide hover text – text displayed when students hover their mouse pointer over an image.
• Comments can also be added to the image that are displayed at the end of the presentation when students choose to display suggested answers.

• Drag and drop the image to move it to the desired position on the slide.

• Use the Edit text toolbar to format text.
• Comments can also be added to the text that is displayed at the end of the presentation when students choose to display suggested answers.
• Background Opacity: a 0 value means the text box will be transparent, and a 100 value means the text box will have a white background.
• Check Display as button to replace the text box with a button students click on to read the text in the pop-up.

• The text entered in the Title text field will be displayed on the slide.
• Enter the URL into the URL text field.
• Comments, opacity, and the ability to display the link as a button rather than text are the same as described above for images.

• The Summary activity allows students to make an interactive summary of the key points in the Course Presentation.
• After adding introductory text or a question, add statements that summarise the Course Presentation. Note: The first statement is the correct statement.

The Exportable Text activity allows students to write into text fields within an H5P Course Presentation and export the collated text to a Word document.

You can include prompts for the students in the text boxes, as well as generic automated feedback in the exported document.

Some potential use cases include:

• Summarising the subject material in the student's own words for note-taking,
• Reflecting on stimulus,
• Writing pre- and post-evaluations on perspectives prior to engaging in another activity, e.g. prior to and after completing a module,
• Drafting components of essays with integrated feedback.

With the ability to export the file as a Word document, students can easily upload the document to a Moodle Assignment for marking. Students can edit the Word document, once downloaded, as with any other Word document.

Steps for Creating an Exportable Text Activity

To create an Exportable Text activity in the H5P Course Presentation:

• From the H5P Course Presentation, click More elements (three vertical dots) to show more options.

• Enter a Label/heading to display the answers in the exported document.
• To include prompts in the text entry boxes, enter the text for the prompt and click on Always display comments . This will then show as a question mark popup in the corner of the text entry area, as displayed below.
• To automate feedback, ensure Include comments in the exported document is selected, and uncheck Always display comments.
• Click and drag to move or resize the Exportable Text Area on the slide. 

• Click the Save and display button to view the H5P Course Presentation.

Related information

• Creating Multiple Choice questions using H5P | L&T Hub resource
• Creating interactive videos with H5P | L&T Hub resource
• Creating Fill in the Blanks Activities with H5P | L&T Hub resource
• H5P Documentation - H5P Course Presentation tutorial | External resource
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Course Presentation

A free HTML5-based presentation content type which allows users to add multiple choice questions, fill in the blanks, text, and other types of interactions to their presentations using only a web browser. Create engaging presentations with H5P and Course Presentation in publishing systems like Canvas, Brightspace, Blackboard, Moodle and WordPress.

Full Documentation: https://h5p.org/tutorial-course-presentation

H5P WCAG Accessibility

Before using this content type in your course, please review the H5P Content Type Accessibility Table to determine if the content type is accessible.

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Moodle: Activities & Resources: H5P Interactive Content

H5P makes it easy to create, share, and reuse HTML5 content and applications. Content is responsive and mobile friendly, which means that users will experience the same rich, interactive content on computers, smartphones and tablets alike. With H5P, instructors can create and edit interactive videos, presentations, games, and more. 

Considerations:

As you begin thinking about using these interactive activities, keep the following in mind:

• While the application and activity is accessible, make sure that the  content  you add is also accessible.
• Some activities allow for points (grades) and are added to the grade book. If you do  not  want the activity to be graded, you can set the maximum points or weight to zero, and then hide it in the grade book.  

Add an H5P Activity to a Course

• Log into  Moodle  and open your course.  
• Give your activity a name, and use the description area to post instructions for students.  
• In the H5P editor, you can choose from a list of activities.  

• Follow the instructions and prompts to add content and create the activity. The steps and prompts will be different for each type.  
• Save your changes.

Types of Activities

For more information on H5P Interactive Content, read the following documentation from H5P. Note that the documentation does not show the steps in Moodle, but the functionality of the settings is the same. The is sorted in alphabetical order, which you can do within the activity menu in Moodle. All links will open in a new window.

• Accordion : Create vertically stacked expandable items. 
• Advanced fill the blanks : Create a task that allows fill in the blank tasks with advanced feedback.
• Advent Calendar : Create surprises that will be unveiled daily.
• Agamotto (Image Blender) : Present a sequence of images and explanations.
• Arithmetic Quiz : Create time-based arithmetic quizzes.
• Audio : Upload an audio recording. *accessible if text alternative is added
• Audio Recorder : Create an audio recording.
• Branching Scenario : Create dilemmas and self paced learning.
• Chart : Quickly generate bar and pie charts. 
• Collage : Create a collage of multiple images. 
• Column : Organize H5P content into a column layout. 
• Course Presentation : Create a presentation with interactive slides.
• Crossword : Create a crossword puzzle.
• Dialog Cards : Create text-based turning cards (similar to flashcards).
• Documentation Tool : Create a form wizard with text export. 
• Drag and Drop : Create drag and drop tasks with images. 
• Drag the Words : Create text-based drag and drop tasks.
• Essay : Create Essay with instant feedback.
• Fill in the Blanks : Create a task with missing words in a text. 
• Find the words : Grid word search game.
• Flashcards : Create stylish and modern flashcards. 
• Guess the Answer : Create an image with a question and answer. 
• Iframe Embedder : Embed from a URL or a set of files. 
• Image Choice : Create a task where the alternatives are images.
• Image Hotspots : Create an image with multiple info hotspots. 
• Image Slider : Easily create an image slider. 
• Interactive Book : Create small courses, books, and tests.
• Interactive Video : Create videos enriched with interactions. 
• KewAr Code : Create QR codes for different purposes.
• Mark the Words : Create a task where users highlight words. 
• Memory Game : Create the classic image pairing game. 
• Multiple Choice : Create flexible multiple choice questions. 
• Quiz (Question Set) : Create a sequence of various question types. 
• Single Choice Set : Create questions with one correct answer. 
• Sort the Paragraphs : Create a set of paragraphs to be sorted.
• Summary : Create tasks with a list of statements. 
• True/False Question : Create true/false questions. 
• Virtual Tour (360) : Create 360 environments with interactions.

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The Faculty Technology Center (FTC) provides Moodle support by email, by phone, or live through Zoom. For contact information, please see the article Faculty Technology Center: LSU Overview . To connect through Zoom and for further information on support services and training, see the LSU Online & Continuing Education Faculty Resources & Support page .

The FTC also provides just-in-time faculty training opportunities and recorded training sessions. Attending at least one training session for Moodle upgrades is highly recommended. For a comprehensive list of available workshops and recordings, please see the LSU Online & Continuing Education Technology Training page .

Academic Technology

#40 - turn a presentation into an online interactive slide show.

• Making more efficient use of face-to-face teaching time.
• Supporting students' independent study when you are not teaching them face-to-face.
• Providing fun and engaging activities to build student confidence.

Consider using H5P in Moodle, this tool includes a content type for interactive presentations, called Course Presentation. You can use this to build a series of slides, with images, text, audio and video. You can start from scratch or you can even export slides from PowerPoint or Keynote as images, and build the H5P presentation from them. Quiz questions and other interactive features can be embedded into the slide show. If used within Moodle, students' results from the activity are recorded in the module grade book. For information about the accessibility of H5P please see here Link opens in a new window

The Moodle Book allows you to embed activities, videos and links in the separate pages alongside any text and images. This can be a useful way to present bitesize chunks of information broken down into separate pages. The advantage of using this tool is that if you already know how to use Moodle then the editing options are the same. However on it's own the book is a fairly static resource and is lacking in interaction, other than the navigation between pages. To make it interactive you will need to consider creating activities elsewhere and embedding these or linking to these. A popular method is to create separate simple H5P activities in the same Moodle course space and then hide these but make them available. These activities can then be easily embedded in the pages of your book or elsewhere.

Interactive video is another option. Some tools including H5P, Echo 360 and MS Stream (Stream Classic) allow for some form of interaction such as adding a quick question, form of other interaction embedded in the video. The participant will usually need to complete an action (e.g. answer a question) before moving on. This can be a relatively quick way of adding interaction to an exiting video. It is likely to be more time-consuming if you are starting from scratch.:

A simple solution is to use individual activities and resources in Moodle. You might break your presentation down into a series of steps. For example you could present your introduction by video, audio or text. This could then be followed by an activity, or resource. You can embed H5P and other content in pages too. Further interaction might also come from one of the collaborative tools (e.g. glossary, Wiki) or from a forum task. If appropriate you could test understanding using a Moodle quiz.

• Think about flipped classroom options. For example, could your material be read, watched, or listened to between or before class leaving more time for active participation and discussion during any synchronous session?
• Can your resource be turned into a game or simulation?
• A good design principle for accessibility is to use formats, tools, workflows and layouts that are familiar to the user already.

This process provides links to our guides , associated recipes and other online help . For further assistance or more information use the ' Get Help ' button above.

• Plan your activity by deciding what students should know, understand or be able to do by the end of this active learning experience. Use a suitable learning design process (e.g. ABC learning design) to plan your presentation (aims, objectives, key learning points etc.).
• H5P Interactive Presentation* Link opens in a new window
• The Moodle Book and learn how to embed activities Link opens in a new window
• Interactive video, choose: Echo 360 Link opens in a new window / MS Stream Link opens in a new window / H5P** Link opens in a new window * if you choose H5P you might consider creating your presentation in PowerPoint or Keynote first, as this is easier software in which to design slides, develop and test your content. This is especially useful if you then export these slides as images. You can leave spaces in your slides and presentation for interactive elements, such as quizzes, and for multimedia. ** H5P only allows certain video streaming services to be used (e.g. YouTube) otherwise MP4 video must be uploaded
• Provide your students with a link to the materials and clear instructions on what to do and when to do it by (if required in advance of your class for example).

Category: Design and develop teaching Create online course materials & activities

Enhancement goals addressed: Blended learning | Distance learning | Flipped classroom | Student confidence and self-efficacy

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Documentation

Note: You are currently viewing documentation for Moodle 3.9. Up-to-date documentation for the latest stable version of Moodle may be available here: Interactive Content - H5P activity .

Interactive Content - H5P activity

• 1 Highlights
• 2.1 Supercharge your website with H5P
• 2.2 Mobile friendly content
• 2.3 Share rich content
• 2.4 Free to use
• 3 Links to examples and downloads
• 4 Compatible Moodle versions
• 5 Potential privacy issues
• 6.1 Get the plugin
• 6.2 Install the plugin
• 6.3 Moodle Mobile App compatibility
• 7.1 Display Options
• 7.2 Uploading or Creating an activity
• 7.3 Activities available for creation from inside the plugin
• H5P gives you access to lots of different interactive content types (see 'Activities available for creation from inside the plugin' below).
• To reuse content, you just download the H5P you would like to edit and make your changes – e.g. translate to a new language or adjust it to a new situation.

Supercharge your website with H5P

• H5P makes it easy to create, share and reuse HTML5 content and applications.
• H5P empowers creatives to create rich and interactive web experiences more efficiently - all you need is a web browser and a web site with an H5P plugin.

Note: Moodle itself can embed HTML5 media .

Mobile friendly content

• Publish once, view and interact on all screens.
• H5P content is responsive and mobile friendly.
• Users experience the same rich, interactive content on computers, smartphones and tablets alike.

Share rich content

• H5P enables existing CMSs and LMSs (such as Moodle) to create richer content.
• With H5P, authors may create and edit interactive videos, presentations, games, advertisements and more.
• All that is needed to view or edit H5P content is a web browser.
• Rich content, applications and content components may be shared on H5P.org.

Free to use

• H5P is a completely free and open technology, licensed with the MIT license .
• Demos/downloads, tutorials and documentation is available for users who want to join the community.

Links to examples and downloads

• Course Presentation
• Interactive Video
• Memory Game
• Visit the H5P content types and applications page for more examples and downloads (see the download link inside the red rectangle in the following image).

Compatible Moodle versions

Moodle 2.7 to 3.6

Potential privacy issues

The plugin is set up to automatically download content types and provide anonymous usage data which can be disabled through settings.

Installation

Get the plugin.

• From the Moodle plugins database

Install the plugin

• Visit http://yoursite.com/admin to finish the installation

Moodle Mobile App compatibility

H5P contents are compatible with the Mobile App provided these 2 parameters have been set in Admin.

• Site administration > Mobile app > Mobile settings > Enable web services for mobile devices (of course!)
• Site administration > Security > HTTP security > Allow frame embedding

Note 1.- The help text in this 2nd parameter displays a wrong piece of information. It reads " Please, note also that for the mobile app this setting is ignored and frame embedding is always allowed. " This is not true for H5P, Frame embedding must be enabled.

Note 2.- If the admin has forgotten to enable this setting, in the Mobile App 2 different messages will be displayed to the end-user, according to their role (or rather their capacities).

• student role: This site is not configured properly for displaying mobile H5P content. Please contact a site administrator.
• admin role: Iframe embedding must be enabled in order to display H5P content in the mobile app. You can enable it by checking Allow frame embedding" in Site Administration / Security / Http Security

Display Options

You can enable/disable:

• Display action bar and frame
• Download button
• Copyright button

Uploading or Creating an activity

• If you choose to 'Upload' an activity, you can choose a (.h5p) file or drag and drop one into the designated area.

• You can easily create an interactive activity with the built-in editor inside the plugin.

• If you choose to 'Create' an activity, the Editor drop-down list will let you choose any one of the following:

Activities available for creation from inside the plugin

• Accordion - An accordion content type allowing users to add accessible WAI - ARIA enabled accordions. WAI - ARIA is used to increase the accessibility of web pages, in particular, dynamic content and user interface components developed with Ajax, HTML, JavaScript and related technologies.

• appear.in for Chat and Talk - A video conference content type allowing authors to set up conference rooms.

• Audio - An easy to use audio player.

• Chart - A chart content type allowing users to create pie charts and bar charts with H5P, to present simple statistical data graphically without creating the artwork manually.

• Collage - A photo collage content type allowing users to set up multiple photos in a custom layout using only a web browser in order to show off their photos in a tasteful way.

• Course presentation - A presentation content type which allows users to add multiple choice, fill in the blanks, texts and other types of interactions to their presentations using only a web browser in order to make engaging presentations.

• Dialog Cards - A content type allowing authors to create great language learning resources with H5P.

• Documentation Tool - A content type allowing authors to create guides for structured writing processes with H5P.

• Drag and Drop - A drag and drop question type allowing creatives to create many forms of drag and drop using only a web browser in order to make engaging challenges using H5P.

• Drag the Words - A question type allowing creatives to create text based challenges where users are to drag words into blanks in sentences. Excellent for language training.

• Fill in the Blanks - A question type allowing creatives to create fill in the blanks, also known as cloze tests.

• Find the Hotspot - A question type allowing creatives to create an image based test where the learner is to find the correct spot on an image. Use this content type with the H5P plugin to challenge your users.

• Flashcards - A content type allowing creatives to create flashcards. Flashcards are often used in language learning for drilling words and expressions. Flashcards can also be used to present math problems or help learners remember facts such as historical dates, formulas or names.

• Greeting Card - To easily create a greeting card.

• Guess the Answer - A content type allowing creatives to create challenges where the user is to guess an answer based on a picture.

• Iframe Embedder - The Iframe embedder makes it easy to make an H5P of already existing JavaScript applications.

• Image Hotspots - A content type allowing creatives to add hotspots to images. Hotspots may reveal texts, images and videos when clicked.

• Interactive Video - An interactive video content type allowing users to add multiple choice and fill in the blank questions, pop-up text and other types of interactions to their videos using only a web browser. Make your videos more engaging.

Click here to link to an interactive video demo

• Mark the Words - A question type allowing creatives to create challenges where the user is to mark specific types of verbs in a text.

• Memory Game - A memory game content type allowing authors to add their own images (and optional text) to a memory game. To play the game, users search for image pairs, which will display a specified text message once a matching pair has been found.

• Multiple Choice - A question type allowing creatives to create challenges where the user is to identify one ore more correct choices.

• Question Set - A content type allowing creatives to create quizzes. Many question types are supported like multiple choice, fill in the blanks, drag the words, mark the words and regular drag and drop.

• Single Choice Set - A content type allowing creatives to create simple and smoot quizzes consisting of single choice questions.

• Summary - A summary builder. This content type allows creatives to create challenges where the user is to choose between statements and build the correct summary.

• Timeline - A content type allowing creatives to create interactive timelines.

• Twitter User feed - A Twitter feed.

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About Course Presentation

Add course presentation, provide description, set grading strategy, select interactive activity type, set up course presentation.

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The Course Presentation content type allows you to create a slide-based presentation of your learning material and can help to facilitate more active learning approaches online. 

Elements such as slide titles, links, pictures, audio and video clips (as well as various quiz types) can be embedded seamlessly into the presentation for a richer learning experience.

• Turn editing on and navigate to the section where you want the H5P activity to be located.
• Select Add an activity or resource 
• Select H5P Interactive Content from the Activities tab.
• Give your activity a Description if required.
• Check the box alongside Display description on module page if you want the Description field to appear on the Moodle module.

• H5P activities default to a maximum grade of 10. As H5P activities appear in the Gradebook for students, we recommend you set up a formative assessment category and set the total for this category to 0 so that the grades for these activities do not contribute to the course total

• Select Cou rse Presentation from the Editor drop-down list and select Details and then select  Us e.

• Provide a Title for the Course Presentation.
• Review the tutorial on H5P for some top tips on how to create an effective Course Presentation.
• Scroll to the end of the page and select  Save and display to review the Course Presentation.

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H5P course presentation: text editor doesn't open under certain conditions

• Resolution: Fixed
• Fix Version/s: 4.1
• Affects Version/s: 3.9.13 , 4.0
• Component/s: H5P
• Affected Branches: MOODLE_39_STABLE, MOODLE_400_STABLE
• Fixed Branches: MOODLE_401_STABLE

Description

We have tested this on the qa.moodledemo.net and can reproduce the issue with the following steps:

• Go to content bank
• Choice CoursePresentation
• Select "Text"
• place fake lumpsum text ( https://www.faketekst.nl/)
• create 2th slide
• Editor collapses instantly 
• save changes
• Edit text on slide 2 and notice you can now edit the text.
• Go to slide 1 and then you will see you cannot edit the text anymore. 

I created a recording to show the issue: https://vimeo.com/706968647/ecfbe9a20f

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