Visite virtuelle (360°)

What is H5P Virtual Tour (360)?

H5P Virtual Tour (360) is an interactive activity that lets learners explore 360-degree environments. Add panoramic scenes, navigation points and interactive elements such as text, images, audio or video to create immersive learning experiences. It is useful for virtual visits, guided demonstrations, workplace orientation and location-based learning.

How to create a Virtual Tour (360)

1. Sign in to H5P.com and select Create new content.

2. Choose Virtual Tour (360) from the content type list.

3. Add a title and upload a 360-degree image for the first scene.

4. Add hotspots or interactive elements to provide information within the scene.

5. Add further scenes and connect them with navigation points where needed.

6. Add supporting text, images, audio or video to the relevant hotspots.

7. Save, preview and test the tour to check that the scenes and navigation work correctly.

Ways to use Virtual Tour (360)

Explore historical locations — Take learners on a virtual visit to museums, landmarks, archaeological sites or other places of interest.

Practise workplace orientation — Help employees explore a building, facility or work environment before visiting in person.

Demonstrate practical settings — Add information points to equipment, machinery, laboratories or other specialist environments.

Support field-based learning — Create guided explorations of natural environments, campuses, construction sites or geographical locations.

Frequently asked questions

What is H5P Virtual Tour (360) used for?
It is used to create interactive tours of 360-degree environments with scenes, navigation and information points.

What type of images do I need for a Virtual Tour (360)?
You need 360-degree panoramic images that allow learners to look around the environment.

Can I add more than one scene to a Virtual Tour?
Yes. You can add multiple 360-degree scenes and connect them using navigation points.

Can I add multimedia to a Virtual Tour (360)?
Yes. You can add elements such as text, images, audio and video to provide information within the tour.

Can I use Virtual Tour (360) for a scored assessment?
Virtual Tour (360) does not have a final submit button, completion screen or final score. Individual tasks may provide scores, but the activity is primarily designed for exploration.

Can learners use Virtual Tour (360) on a mobile device?
Yes. Learners can explore the tour using a supported browser on a computer, tablet or mobile device. Test your content on the devices your learners will use.