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So, I didn’t know you could add animated GIFs to H5P’s juxtapose until today. I’m not sure how I overlooked this, but it really opens up some new possibilities.
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3 responses to “Life as an ID Before and After H5P”
What a cool use of Image Juxtaposition!
Thank-you Oliver! I hope to have some more examples of this approach this week.
I agree with Oliver, I would have never considered this, but good on H5P for considering an animated GIF as an image. Would get crazy with some glitch gifs in both panes?
By the way our Vital Signs Measurement team used Juxtaposition in a way I never thought of, as a way to compare wrong and right procedures
https://opentextbc.ca/vitalsignmeasurement/chapter/finding-the-error-activity/