My hope for our Open Pedagogy Summer Adventure was to flip the usual webinar style approach to what works beautifully here by email where people ask, answer, share when they can.  All of the Summer Adventure series is freely available to read in OEG Connect, and to respond there use this special link for the quick route to make an account.

Your interest we heard for learning about interactivity, specifically H5P, is in my corner, and Liz Yata will be sharing soon details on our webinar session next week. The activities I will review, are and will be available for anyone to use at any time. Here is the H5P Adventure. Each leads to an activity and a place to share what you discover or ask questions. 

• 0. The Interactivity Strand in the Summer Adventure: What Kind of H5P Do You Want - a  poll and discussion to share what you know or want to know about H5P
• 1. Before Grabbing the Tools - Find where and how to find examples of H5P interactivity to seed ideas what is possible
• 2. Where to Make H5P? - Determine where you can get access to an H5P creation space
• 3. Start From Scratch or Remix? A value of H5P content is that it is truly reusable. If you are new to H5P it might be easier to learn the tools by modifying existing content.
• 4. Pick Up a First Tool and Go - since there are 49 different content type tools, which ones are  good start? We have suggestions

There's more in the mix than H5P. Christina Riehman-Murphy and Bryan McGeary have provided a stand alone version of their OER Roadmap workshop (and are standing by to respond to questions).  There has been good Q&A in a copyright topic, the typical CCCOER abundance of  resource sharing,  and participants have shared as introductions and updates progress on their own summer open pedagogy projects.

We hope to see you join the adventure when you can.

Sent on behalf of Alan Levine