Integration of H5P files

[CProuillac]

I have already create many H5P files using Lumi software and I would like to know if it is possible to integrate these files in Canvas.

Thanks

[JeffCampbell]

I have not messed with H5P, so am not sure exactly, but I did find this document. It outlines three ways to try adding H5P files from Lumi to Canvas. I found another reference to using it in an iFrame, so it sounds like that has been a method that more than one person says works. You might give that one a try to see if it works.

https://citt.ufl.edu/media/cittufledu/images/learning-innovation-amp-technology/Uploading-Lumi-Conte...

[CProuillac]

Thanks a lot, I have tried to follow the instruction but when I want to see if it works by clicking on the html files, I have a bug message saying that access is refused because access is limited to some users.

I haven't the possibility to upload score file.

Thanks

[JeffCampbell]

You mention trying to click on the HTML files. Is that occurring when you try the first option where you access it as a file in Canvas? This might be a result of permissions set by your district/institution. 

As for the SCORM file, it looks like that is something Lumi can export, unless you do not have that option on Lumi.

Did you try the option involving an iFrame. That should not require you to open the HTML to implement.

[CProuillac]

I have the message access denied when I try to open the file in Canvas. I also tried to make an iframe and it is the same result

For Scorm, it is canvas who don't allow me to upload this file.

Thanks

[JeffCampbell · Accepted solution]

That sounds as if there might be a setting at the admin level affecting your ability to interact with HTML files. This could be Canvas related or it could be something with security settings your district/institution puts in place. This makes me curious if using iFrames will work at all for you if not something that is already part of your RCE (like Studio). You might want to start by talking with your IT. If they do not know the answer outright, they might have someone who can monitor your traffic while you attempt to open the file and maybe diagnose what is happening. If they cannot address it, you might talk with your Canvas administrator to see if it might be a setting issue.