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Research on H5P
Students drag words to complete sentences in this drag the words activity. (Thanks, Sara!)
Students write in the correct forms of verbs in this fill in the blanks activity.
This is mine!
Students write in the correct forms of verbs in this fill in the blanks activity.
This is mine!
Students have to identify the correct items - in this case, vegetables - in this find multiple hotspots activity
Students read the sentences and click on the primary sentence stress in this mark the words activity.
Students read questions on one side of the card and then read possible answers to the question on the other side in this Dialog Card activity.
Students verbally answer questions and their answers are graded in this speak the words set activity. (The speech engine used is currently only available in the Chrome browser.)
Students work through some explanatory material and answer questions in this course presentation activity. (Thank you, Bridget Green!)
Students have to say a sentence which is transcribed and compared to a target by speech-to-text in this speak the words activity.
Students watch a video that pauses to ask questions in this interactive video activity.
Practice listening for the passive with this interactive video presentation.
Students write a short text in response to a prompt and they are graded (on inclusion of keywords) in this essay activity.
Students listen to the sentence and try to write out the exact words in this dictation activity.
Students match the images with text descriptions in the drag and drop activity.
Students match pictures with medical conditions in this drag and drop activity. (Thank you, Sara!)
Students match pictures with medical conditions in this drag and drop activity. (Thank you, Sara!)
Students label the face in this drag-and-drop activity.
Students label the face in this drag-and-drop activity.
Students match the IPA sounds with words containing those sounds in this memory game.
Students drag and drop IPA sounds onto words which contain that sound in this image pairing activity.
Students work through some explanatory material and answer questions in this course presentation activity. (Thank you, Bridget Green!)
Example of a Course Presentation activity: Video Listening with annotations: activity based on Jones, L. C. (2003). Supporting listening comprehension and vocabulary acquisition with multimedia annotations: The students' voice. CALICO journal, 41-65.
Students can move a slider to watch an image change over time in this Agamotto (Image Blender) activity.
Students can move through time seeing major events in this timeline activity.
Students listen to someone describing a process and order the images in this image sequencing activity. (Thank you, Bridget Green!)
Bottom-up listening: Students listen for the temperatures mentioned in songs in this dictation activity.
Song: Students listen and fill in the blanks in this cloze (fill in the blanks) activity.
Students have to identify the correct items - in this case, vegetables - in this find multiple hotspots activity
Students listen to someone describing a process and order the images in this image sequencing activity. (Thank you, Bridget Green!)
Students drag words to complete sentences in this drag the words activity. (Thanks, Sara!)
Students categorize the words by number of syllables in this drag the words activity. (Thanks, Sara!)
Warm up Discussion and Activity (FAFSA)
This unit is designed for K-1 or for students at 2-5 with limited to no English
Students listen to someone describing a process and order the images in this image sequencing activity. (Thank you, Bridget Green!)
Practice listening for the passive with this interactive video presentation.
Bottom-up listening: Students listen for the temperatures mentioned in songs in this dictation activity.
Students verbally answer questions and their answers are graded in this speak the words set activity. (The speech engine used is currently only available in the Chrome browser.)