1. Student activity completion_ from www.moodle.org

2. Video from Moodle.org

3. Accessibility in H5P

As you have already seen the content types list that are accessible and now, you know what is Accessibility. 

Tips to create Accessible Content:

1. Please make sure when you add any image to provide Alt Text. 
2. And also provide appropriate Titles to the elements you add. 
3. Pay attention to links. Alert user about link target if it opens in a pop up or in new window.
4. Whenever you are supposed to provide a link give descriptive links. Avoid phrases like "click here", instead provide the context. Like "Click here to know more about Accessibility Guidelines".
5. How to meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2 requirements (success criteria) and techniques.? A  quick reference. (link opens in new window)
6. Use accessible colour contrast. Check the colour contrast with available contrast checkers. For example WEBAIM contrast checker (link opens in new window)

4. Implications of H5P Activities in teaching and learning

Observe the copyright information of this content type. 

Can you guess that content type used here?

5. H5P FAQ from Moodle Docs

1. How can I ensure that the grade from the H5P content is stored in the gradebook? (open in a new window)
2. How can I get embedded H5P content to work with the gradebook? (open in a new window)

6. Where to post queries about H5P?

You can use Moodle H5P (link opens in new window)forum.

**If you do not have an account with moodle.org, please create one to participate in forums. Click on the link given below and create a new account.

To create an account in moodle.org (link opens in new window)

You can also create an account in H5P.org and participate in its forums. (links opens in new window)