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From PowerPoint to a Gradable Interactive Learning Resource with H5P

Convert PowerPoint into a Gradable Interactive Course with H5P

Free Mini-Moodle Course Demonstration

This video demonstrates how to transform a standard PowerPoint presentation into a fully interactive, gradable online course using H5P and Moodle. You’ll see the step-by-step workflow that enables educators to create meaningful digital learning assets without expensive software or plugins.

Watch how a simple PowerPoint is converted into a gradable H5P course.

In this free mini-Moodle course, you will learn the four steps required to turn a PowerPoint presentation into a gradable LMS-hosted course. By the end, you’ll understand how even basic presentations can become rich, interactive learning experiences.

The original source presentation was a video, but you can start from almost any content — existing PowerPoints, slides, or recorded lectures. Using ChatGPT as a content assistant, the demo illustrates how to save time and resources while producing a flexible course that can be easily updated if content changes.

The Four Steps to Create a Gradable H5P Course

  1. Prepare your PowerPoint content for interactive use.
  2. Import or convert the presentation into H5P Interactive Content.
  3. Add assessments, quizzes, and interactive elements for grading.
  4. Publish the H5P module in Moodle and test for learner engagement.
Diagram showing four steps to convert PowerPoint into a gradable H5P courseVisual overview of the workflow from PowerPoint to H5P interactive course.

What You’ll Learn in This Mini-Course

  • How to convert PowerPoint presentations into interactive, gradable H5P modules.
  • How to embed assessments and quizzes to track learner progress.
  • Strategies for designing flexible, updateable digital learning content.
  • Ways to engage learners with interactive online experiences without extra cost.
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