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H5P features the H5P OER Hub<\/a>. You can watch a demo from last year<\/a> to learn more if you don’t know it. It’s a great addition I think. Currently, the H5P OER Hub is only accessible via the H5P integrations for<\/p>\n What’s missing? WordPress! Long story short: I sat down in the first week of October and created the necessary code. Here’s the pull-request<\/a>. I hope that the H5P core team is going to find some time to review it soon. They will need to release the plugin update. That is not something that I can do.<\/p>\n Now my wish is: Once that baby is released, if you use H5P on WordPress, please put an open license onto all your great H5P content and\u00a0share in on the H5P OER Hub! Hint: If someone else has created nice, openly licensed H5P content but not shared it on the H5P OER Hub: You could do the sharing part!<\/p>\n p. s.: Yes, a port to Drupal 8\/9 is missing, too. But I wonder if Yasin Dahi<\/a> might port that one? \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Let’s keep a post short for once \ud83d\ude42 H5P features the H5P OER Hub. You can watch a demo from last year to learn more if you don’t know it. It’s a great addition I think. Currently, the H5P OER Hub is only accessible via the H5P integrations for Drupal 7 moodle (not in moodle’s … <\/p>\n\n