Interactive E-learning

Learn, test, and review with interactive flipcards!

This Moodle course features digital flipcards to help learners engage with key terms, concepts, or visuals. Designed for microlearning, memorization, or pre-quiz practice, flipcards are ideal for language learning, definitions, or soft skill cues. Built using H5P or embedded tools, this demo highlights how Moodle can support active recall and lightweight interactivity in a clean, accessible format.

Sometimes the best way to learn is by trying first—and getting help when you need it.

In this Moodle demo, learners attempt a task up to three times before unlocking helpful hints and tips to guide them forward. This course demonstrates an adaptive learning approach, using Moodle’s conditional access and attempt tracking to create a thoughtful feedback loop. Great for skills practice, troubleshooting, or confidence-building activities, it’s a smart example of how instructional design can blend challenge with just-in-time support.

Make learning feel more personal by displaying each learner’s name within your course.

This Moodle demo shows how to use built-in variables or activity content to dynamically display the learner’s name—on welcome screens, certificates, instructions, or feedback. Personalization like this helps increase engagement, boost motivation, and create a more learner-centered experience. A great example of thoughtful instructional design that blends content with connection.

Support learners without overwhelming them—one tooltip at a time.

This course demonstrates how to use tooltips to provide contextual help, hints, and supplemental information. Whether embedded in activity instructions, images, or interactive elements, tooltips offer a subtle way to guide learners while keeping the interface clean. Built using H5P, HTML/CSS techniques, or Moodle plugins, this demo is a great example of how microinteractions can deepen engagement, improve accessibility, and enhance the learner experience.

Capture attention and responses with a clean, lightbox-style contact form in Moodle.

This demo shows how to design and implement interactive forms that open in a pop-up or overlay style, improving focus and user flow. Ideal for contact modules, feedback collection, or onboarding touchpoints, the lightbox format blends user experience best practices with practical interactivity. Built using HTML/CSS or plugin-supported modal windows, this course is a strong example of how Moodle can be extended with elegant, responsive design.

Enrich your content with interactive multimedia tooltips that deliver just-in-time support.

This Moodle demo shows how audio, images, or video clips can be embedded in tooltips to add visual and contextual layers to your content—without overwhelming the learner. Perfect for accessibility support, multilingual glossaries, or interactive walkthroughs, this course demonstrates how subtle enhancements can transform static content into an immersive learning experience. A creative use of H5P, HTML/CSS, or plugin integrations that highlights your advanced design capabilities.

Turn static screenshots into interactive learning moments.

This Moodle course showcases how learners can engage with software screenshots that include clickable hotspots, tooltips, or guided overlays. Perfect for tech training, admin onboarding, or helpdesk support, the activity helps users explore interfaces before ever touching the real system. Built using H5P (Image Hotspots or Drag and Drop onto Image), this demo is a strong example of how Moodle can deliver hands-on digital literacy and process learning through highly visual, accessible interactions.

Start your journey by choosing a custom avatar to represent you in the course.

This Moodle demo lets learners select from a set of avatars—adding a touch of fun and ownership to their experience. Ideal for gamified courses, youth programs, or personalized learning tracks, this activity demonstrates how learner identity can be integrated into course flow. Built using H5P, choice activities, or conditional layout tools, this course shows how to blend visual interactivity with Moodle’s native personalization features.

Step into the dark and unlock learning through mystery and exploration.

Dark Room Interaction is a Moodle-based escape room-style experience where learners solve clues, unlock hidden content, and progress through a series of puzzles—each linked to learning outcomes. Designed with conditional logic, restricted access, and layered challenges, this course shows how Moodle can deliver immersive, story-driven experiences that combine engagement, discovery, and content mastery. A perfect showcase of creative instructional design and gamification in action.

Earn it. Design it. Wear it.

In this creative Moodle experience, learners complete tasks to unlock the ability to design and receive their own personalized badge. Whether used in a gamified environment, youth learning program, or personal development course, this activity blends achievement with ownership. Built using Moodle’s badging system, conditional access, and optional form or file upload tools, this course is a great example of how learning can feel personal, rewarding, and fun.

Design your own avatar and bring your learning identity to life!

In this creative Moodle experience, learners build a personalized avatar to represent themselves in the course. Using visual selections, guided forms, or interactive activities, they choose facial features, accessories, and colors—then submit or display their final avatar for use throughout the course. This demo highlights Moodle’s ability to support choice, creativity, and learner ownership using tools like H5P, activity completion, and conditional access. A fantastic way to energize onboarding, gamification, or youth engagement.

Spin the wheel and let the learning surprise you!

This Moodle course features a chance-based interaction where learners spin a virtual wheel to receive a random activity, question, or challenge. Ideal for review games, differentiated tasks, or low-stakes competition, this demo highlights how Moodle (with H5P or creative layout design) can support playful, engaging, and repeatable experiences. Whether used as a warm-up, knowledge check, or celebration tool, Spin the Wheel proves that learning can be both meaningful and fun.