A deployment allows educators to publish content and distribute it via a shareable link, an embed code for websites or LMS platforms, or a QR code for quick access in classrooms.

Deployments

Deployments are how you share your interactive content with learners in Lumi—and how you collect their responses.

Deployments in Lumi

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Feedback, Bug Reports & Feature Requests

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Bug Report

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Feature Request

If something isn’t working as expected, don’t worry—many issues can be resolved quickly with a few simple steps. This guide will help you identify and fix common problems.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Detailed information about our security practices, data protection measures, infrastructure, subprocessors, and GDPR compliance. This section is intended for administrators, IT departments, and data protection officers evaluating the platform.

Security, Privacy & Compliance

If you use our platform in an educational or institutional context, you may need a Data Processing Agreement (DPA) according to Art. 28 GDPR (German: Auftragsverarbeitungsvertrag – AAV).

Data Processing Agreement (DPA / AAV)

Protecting user data and ensuring reliable service operation are central priorities for our platform. This page explains where our services are hosted, how data is processed, and what measures we take to ensure privacy and security.

Hosting, Infrastructure and Data Protection

To operate and maintain the platform, Lumi Education UG (haftungsbeschränkt) uses selected service providers (subprocessors) that process personal data on our behalf.

All subprocessors are carefully selected and contractually bound through Data Processing Agreements (Art. 28 GDPR). They process personal data only according to our documented instructions and must implement appropriate technical and organizational security measures.

Subprocessors

To protect personal data, we implement a variety of technical and organizational measures (TOMs) in accordance with Art. 32 GDPR (DSGVO). These measures ensure the confidentiality, integrity, availability, and resilience of systems and services that process personal data.

This page provides an overview of the security measures implemented by Lumi Education UG (haftungsbeschränkt). 

Technical and Organizational Measures (TOMs)

This page answers common questions from schools, school authorities, IT administrators, and data protection officers regarding the use of our platform in educational environments.

If you need additional information, please contact us at c@lumi.education.

Data Protection FAQ for Schools

H5P is an open standard for creating interactive HTML5 learning content. It allows teachers and instructional designers to build activities that learners can interact with directly in their browser—no additional software required.

Content & H5P

H5P (short for HTML5 Package) is an open standard for creating and sharing interactive learning content on the web. It is widely used in learning management systems (LMS) and educational platforms to build engaging activities such as quizzes, interactive videos, drag-and-drop exercises, and presentations.

What is H5P?

When exporting content, it is helpful to understand how HTML exports and SCORM exports are related.

HTML and SCORM Export

This section of the H5P collection provides guidance on the legal frameworks relevant to creating, sharing, and using interactive learning content. It is intended to support educators and developers in making informed, legally compliant decisions when working with H5P.

Legal

When creating educational materials on Lumi, one fundamental principle applies: you own everything you create.

Licensing Your Content on Lumi

H5P Content Types

A free HTML5-based game content type. A game map consists of stages that you can arrange on top of a background image. Each stage is connected to one or more stages and can hold an H5P content type for the user to view or complete. You can define rules that will determine what stage the user is allowed to move to, so you can create a game-like experience.

Game Map

Pick the Symbols is an interactive H5P content type that allows learners to select specific symbols from a larger set. It’s especially useful for visual recognition tasks, categorization, and reinforcing conceptual understanding through pattern identification.

Pick the symbols

This section of the H5P collection provides in-depth technical background on how H5P works under the hood. It is designed for educators, developers, and advanced users who want to better understand, extend, or troubleshoot H5P content.

Technical

The H5P Core is the underlying framework that powers all H5P content types. Every H5P activity (such as Interactive Video, Course Presentation, or Drag & Drop) depends on the version of the H5P Core installed on a platform.

Because different platforms update the H5P Core at different times, version mismatches can sometimes cause compatibility issues when sharing or importing content.

H5P Core Version Compatibility

H5P allows learning platforms to collect information about how learners interact with interactive content. This is typically done through xAPI (Experience API) statements. These statements describe what a learner did in an activity, such as answering a question or completing a task. However, an important limitation is often overlooked: not every H5P content type sends xAPI statements. Because of this, data collection is only possible for content types that actually implement xAPI tracking.

Data Collection in H5P with xAPI

H5P no longer maintains a complete central list of all xAPI statements used by its content types. Instead, xAPI support and the exact statements that are sent are documented individually for each content type. You can find this information on the H5P website: https://h5p.org/content-types-and-applications. When opening a specific content type example, navigate to the “xAPI Coverage” tab. This section describes which xAPI statements the content type generates and when they are triggered. Because xAPI coverage varies between content types, not every H5P activity can provide the same level of tracking or learner data.

xAPI Statements and coverage

H5P libraries are the building blocks behind every interactive content type in Lumi. Each content type (like Interactive Video, Course Presentation, or Multiple Choice) depends on one or more libraries that define its functionality, layout, and behavior.

H5P Libraries

Behavioural settings in H5P control how learners interact with content. They determine what users can see, when they can proceed, how feedback is delivered, and how restrictive or open an activity is.

While the exact options vary slightly between content types (e.g., Interactive Video, Course Presentation, Quiz), most H5P activities share a common set of behavioural settings.

Behavioural Settings in H5P

Everything related to your subscription, billing, and payments. Learn how subscriptions work, how to update payment details, download invoices, or cancel your plan. Payments are securely processed through our billing partner FastSpring.

Subscription & Billing

Lumi currently offers a simple and transparent pricing model with one paid plan designed to unlock the full potential of the platform, while still keeping a generous free tier available for getting started.

Plans & Limitations

If you’ve purchased a subscription through FastSpring but it’s not showing up in your Lumi account, don’t worry—this is usually easy to fix.
