Ivan,
I'm sorry, I hate when people use those kinds of words.
So, according to you, there are a lot of programmers (which ones, the knowledgeable or the non knowledgeable?) who understand how the internet, servers and browsers work, ie. who understands the difference between server and client questions. Well, as far as I know, with all due respect and I could be wrong, Renaat's explanation isn't quite right, at least it's incomplete. Anyway, at the same time, you regret that no programmer sets the record straight, that no programmer wants to mention the elephant in the H5P room. So what a surprise if a user asks the question!
Oliver Tacke explained that "H5P is usable for all kinds of contents and content for teaching and learning also goes way beyond the notion of assessments". So really, there is no elephant in the room.
Regards,
Dominique
I'm sorry, I hate when people use those kinds of words.
So, according to you, there are a lot of programmers (which ones, the knowledgeable or the non knowledgeable?) who understand how the internet, servers and browsers work, ie. who understands the difference between server and client questions. Well, as far as I know, with all due respect and I could be wrong, Renaat's explanation isn't quite right, at least it's incomplete. Anyway, at the same time, you regret that no programmer sets the record straight, that no programmer wants to mention the elephant in the H5P room. So what a surprise if a user asks the question!
Oliver Tacke explained that "H5P is usable for all kinds of contents and content for teaching and learning also goes way beyond the notion of assessments". So really, there is no elephant in the room.
Regards,
Dominique