Memory Game
The Memory Game content type presents face-down cards that students flip to find matching pairs. The AI generates every pair — image and description — from the teacher's prompt.
AI-generated configuration
| Setting | Description | Possible values | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Number of pairs | How many matching pairs the game contains. | 3 to 100 (hard cap: 100) | 3 to 6 when no exact amount is requested |
Generated content
- One generated image per pair.
- One description per pair (e.g. an explanatory sentence about the concept), shown when the student finds the matching pair.
Rules and behavior
- This type generates one image per pair always, even when the Generate images option of the AI modal is disabled: its content depends indispensably on its images, so this is by-design behavior, not a failure.
- If the image of a pair fails, the generation is retried.
- Requested exact amounts within the documented 3–100 range are generated exactly, without trimming (e.g. asking for ten or twenty-five pairs produces exactly that many), keeping the image and description of every pair. The documented hard cap is 100 pairs.
Example prompts
Without syllabus
A game with exactly six pairs, each with the image of the named phenomenon and an explanatory description that appears when the cards are matched:
Prepare an H5P memory game on volcanology with exactly six pairs, one per type of phenomenon: shield volcano, stratovolcano, caldera, geyser, fumarole, and lava flow. Each pair with a sentence explaining the phenomenon when it is discovered.
A game with exactly ten pairs, well within the documented 3–100 range, generated without trimming:
Make me an H5P memory game with ten pairs of dog breeds for the Dog Grooming course: poodle, German shepherd, bulldog, Labrador, beagle, boxer, chihuahua, greyhound, Dalmatian, and schnauzer.
With syllabus
A game with exactly twenty-five pairs whose terms are drawn strictly from the uploaded document:
Make me an H5P memory game with twenty-five pairs reviewing the most important terms of the complete document I uploaded.