Remediation

What is Remediation?

Remediation in layman terms means reteaching any sort of a content that the learners previously failed to understand owing to which they chose or wrote an incorrect answer for an assessment or a quiz. It is recommended that a remediation is done for every such scenario before letting the learner go ahead with new topic or skills. In KREDO, this capability is available for all the templates in Gamified and Question. This isn't mandatory but preferable to have to give the learner a learning experience which always results in a positive outcome.

A remediation can be a any of the three that a learner is redirected to:

  1. A Web Link
  2. A PDF
  3. A Page inside the Course

Let's look at an example of how a remediation works. Consider, setting a remediation for the Agree/Disagree template under Question. Add the Agree/Disagree template as told in the sub-section Selecting Templates under Couse Authoring and Publishing. View the Remediation field. Shown highlighted in Red. In this scenario, a page is chosen for the learner to go back to in case this question is incorrectly answered.

In the view below, you'll notice all the pages in this specific course and we choose one of them.

Preview the course as told in the sub-section Content Creation under Couse Authoring and Publishing and come to the page where the question needs to be answered for which the remediation has been set.

Choose the incorrect answer and then click the Next button.

The screen tells the learner that they have answered incorrectly and now need to go through the remediation. Shown highlighted in Red.

The learner is taken to the page where the redirection was meant to go to revise the content. Click the X mark on the top left hand corner of the page.

Once the learner clicks the X mark on the top left hand corner of the page, he/she is taken back to the page where the remediation was initiated. Click the Redo icon to go through the assessment. Shown highlighted in Red.

In this scenario, choose the correct answer and then click the Next button.

The learner now gets to the page indicating that the answer is correct.

In a similar manner, instead of a page, the learner can access and read a PDF or can access and go through content in a specific URL. The PDF accessed through a remediation cannot be downloaded.

The below steps indicate where in the templates for Gamified and Question, a remediation can be set. There can be multiple remediations in a single course.

Gamified

Basketball

  1. Game Instruction – Refers to the detailed instructions the learner needs to go through to understand how this game needs to be played and how to score the points.

  2. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the game.

  3. Update Questions –> Questions – Under Question - 1:

    • Type – Refers to the type of gamified assessment which is Multiple Choice, and this is a non-editable field.

    • Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

    • Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

      • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

      • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

      • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

        • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

    • Question – Refers to the question the learner needs to go through.

    • Question Instruction – Refers to how the learner needs to navigate the question.

    • Button Text – Refers to the text in the button the learner will click to submit the answer given for the question.

    • Options

      • Option – Refers to the option name.
      • Answer – Check this box if this selection is the correct option.
      • Add Options – To add a new option, click this button.
      • To delete an option, click the Delete icon.

  4. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  5. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  6. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  7. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  8. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  9. Add Questions – To add a new question, click this button.

  10. To delete a question, click the Delete icon.

  11. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Color Connect

  1. Title – Refers to the title name for the assessment or the main heading.

  2. Description – Refers to the detailed instructions the learner needs to go through to understand how this game needs to be played and how to score the points.

  3. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the game.

  4. Start Button – Refers to the text in the button the learner will click to start the game.

  5. Update Questions –> Questions – Under Question - 1:

    • Type – Refers to the type of gamified assessment which is Single Choice, and this is a non-editable field.

    • Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

    • Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

      • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

      • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

      • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

        • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

    • Question – Refers to the question the learner needs to go through.

    • Question Instruction – Refers to how the learner needs to navigate the question.

    • Button Text – Refers to the text in the button the learner will click to submit the answer given for the question.

    • Options

      • Option – Refers to the option name.
      • Answer – Check this box if this selection is the correct option.
      • Add Options – To add a new option, click this button.
      • To delete an option, click the Delete icon.

  6. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  7. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  8. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  9. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  10. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  11. Add Questions – To add a new question, click this button.

  12. To delete a question, click the Delete icon.

  13. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Find a Word

  1. Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

  2. Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

    • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

    • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

    • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

      • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

  3. Title – Refers to the title name for the assessment or the main heading.

  4. Question Text – Refers to the question the learner needs to go through.

  5. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the game.

  6. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  7. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  8. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  9. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  10. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  11. Disable Timer – Refers to the box that needs to be unchecked if there needs to be a time limit within which this assessment must be completed.

  12. Timer – Refers to the time that needs to be set which is in seconds.

  13. Words

    • Word - 1 – Refers to the text entered for the word.
    • Add Words – To add a new word, click this button.
    • To delete an option, click the Delete icon.

  14. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Match the Cards

  1. Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

  2. Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

    • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

    • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

    • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

      • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

  3. Title – Refers to the title name for the assessment or the main heading.

  4. Description – Refers to the detailed instructions the learner needs to go through to understand how this game needs to be played and how to score the points.

  5. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the game.

  6. Disable Timer – Refers to the box that needs to be unchecked if there needs to be a time limit within which this assessment must be completed.

  7. Timer – Refers to the time that needs to be set which is in seconds.

  8. Cards

    • Card - 1 – Refers to the image that is added for the card.
    • Add Cards – To add a new card, click this button.
    • To delete a card, click the Delete icon.

  9. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  10. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  11. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  12. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  13. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  14. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Shoot the Birds

  1. Title – Refers to the title name for the assessment or the main heading.

  2. Description – Refers to the detailed instructions the learner needs to go through to understand how this game needs to be played and how to score the points.

  3. Update Questions –> Questions – Under Question - 1:

    • Type – Refers to the type of gamified assessment which is Multiple Choice, and this is a non-editable field.

    • Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

    • Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

      • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

      • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

      • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

        • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

    • Question – Refers to the question the learner needs to go through.

    • Question Instruction – Refers to how the learner needs to navigate the question.

    • Button Text – Refers to the text in the button the learner will click to submit the answer given for the question.

    • Options

      • Option – Refers to the option name.
      • Answer – Check this box if this selection is the correct option.
      • Add Options – To add a new option, click this button.
      • To delete an option, click the Delete icon.

  4. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  5. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  6. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  7. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  8. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  9. Add Questions – To add a new question, click this button.

  10. To delete a question, click the Delete icon.

  11. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the game.

  12. Start Button – Refers to the text in the button the learner will click to start the game.

  13. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Shooting Aliens

  1. Game Instruction – Refers to the detailed instructions the learner needs to go through to understand how this game needs to be played and how to score the points.

  2. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the game.

  3. Update Questions –> Questions – Under Question - 1:

    • Type – Refers to the type of gamified assessment which is Multiple Choice, and this is a non-editable field.

    • Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

    • Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

      • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

      • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

      • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

        • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

    • Question – Refers to the question the learner needs to go through.

    • Question Instruction – Refers to how the learner needs to navigate the question.

    • Button Text – Refers to the text in the button the learner will click to submit the answer given for the question.

    • Options

      • Option – Refers to the option name.
      • Answer – Check this box if this selection is the correct option.
      • Add Options – To add a new option, click this button.
      • To delete an option, click the Delete icon.

  4. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  5. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  6. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  7. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  8. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  9. Add Questions – To add a new question, click this button.

  10. To delete a question, click the Delete icon.

  11. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Spin and Win

  1. Game Instruction – Refers to the detailed instructions the learner needs to go through to understand how this game needs to be played and how to score the points.

  2. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the game.

  3. Start Button – Refers to the text in the button the learner will click to start the game.

  4. Update Questions –> Questions – Under Question - 1:

    • Type – Refers to the type of gamified assessment which is Multiple Choice, and this is a non-editable field.

    • Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

    • Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

      • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

      • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

      • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

        • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

    • Question – Refers to the question the learner needs to go through.

    • Question Instruction – Refers to how the learner needs to navigate the question.

    • Button Text – Refers to the text in the button the learner will click to submit the answer given for the question.

    • Options

      • Option – Refers to the option name.
      • Answer – Check this box if this selection is the correct option.
      • Add Options – To add a new option, click this button.
      • To delete an option, click the Delete icon.

  5. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  6. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  7. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  8. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  9. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  10. Add Questions – To add a new question, click this button.

  11. To delete a question, click the Delete icon.

  12. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Swipe Right/Left

  1. Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

  2. Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

    • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

    • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

    • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

      • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

  3. Title – Refers to the title name for the assessment or the main heading.

  4. Description – Refers to the detailed instructions the learner needs to go through to understand how this game needs to be played and how to score the points.

  5. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the game.

  6. Correct – Refers to the text that needs to appear if the answer chosen is correct.

  7. Incorrect – Refers to the text that needs to appear if the answer chosen is incorrect.

  8. Patch Color – Refers to the color in the background of the content under Title.

  9. Cards – Under Card - 1:

    • Image – Refers to the image that is added for the card.
    • Title – Refers to the text about the image.
    • Add Cards – To add a new card, click this button.
    • To delete a card, click the Delete icon.

  10. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  11. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  12. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  13. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  14. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  15. Timer – Refers to the time that needs to be set which is in seconds.

  16. Disable Timer – Refers to the box that needs to be unchecked if there needs to be a time limit within which this assessment must be completed.

  17. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Question

Agree/Disagree

  1. Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

  2. Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

    • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

    • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

    • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

      • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

  3. Title – Refers to the title name for the assessment or the main heading.

  4. Image – Refers to the additional text or image that can be added under the title.

    • Text – Refers to the text that the learner goes through.

    • Image – Refers to the image the learner views.

      • By default, the Text option is what appears.

  5. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the assessment.

  6. Question Image – Refers to the image that can be attached as a visual to the question that is added.

  7. Question – Refers to the question the learner needs to go through.

  8. Answer – Refers to the fact that if this box is checked, then the value in the True Button Text will be the right answer, if chosen by the learner. And if this box is unchecked, then the value in the False Button Text will be the right answer, if chosen by the learner. This depends on the how the answer needs to be set.

  9. True Button Text – Refers to the text defined that will be clicked by the learner that indicates the positive reply, as in a word to replace ‘Agree’.

  10. False Button Text – Refers to the text defined that will be clicked by the learner that indicates the negative reply, as in a word to replace ‘Disagree’.

  11. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  12. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  13. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  14. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  15. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  16. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Drag and Drop

  1. Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

  2. Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

    • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

    • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

    • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

      • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

  3. Title – Refers to the title name for the assessment or the main heading.

  4. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the assessment.

  5. Options – Under Option - 1:

    • Option – Refers to the option name, which can be an image or a text.

      • Text – Refers to the text that the learner goes through.

      • Image – Refers to the image the learner views.

        • By default, the Text option is what appears.

    • Answer – Refers to the answer for the option name, which can be an image or a text.

      • Text – Refers to the text that the learner goes through.

      • Image – Refers to the image the learner views.

        • By default, the Text option is what appears.

    • Add Rows – To add a new row, click this button.

    • To delete an option, click the Delete icon.

  6. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  7. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  8. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  9. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  10. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  11. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Drag and Fill in the Blanks

  1. Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

  2. Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

    • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

    • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

    • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

      • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

  3. Title – Refers to the title name for the assessment or the main heading.

  4. Question Text – Refers to the question the learner needs to go through.

  5. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the assessment.

  6. Words

    • Word - 1 – Refers to the word that goes into the blank space.
    • Add Words – To add a new word, click this button.
    • To delete a word, click the Delete icon.

  7. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  8. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  9. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  10. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  11. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  12. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Multiple Choice

  1. Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

  2. Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

    • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

    • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

    • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

      • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

  3. Title – Refers to the title name for the assessment or the main heading.

  4. Image – Refers to the additional text or image that can be added under the title.

    • Text – Refers to the text that the learner goes through.

    • Image – Refers to the image the learner views.

      • By default, the Text option is what appears.

  5. Question Image – Refers to the image that can be attached as a visual to the question that is added. To attach the image, click the Add Background button.

  6. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the assessment.

  7. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  8. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  9. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  10. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  11. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  12. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Multiple Choice with Images

  1. Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

  2. Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

    • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

    • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

    • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

      • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

  3. Title – Refers to the title name for the assessment or the main heading.

  4. Image – Refers to the additional text or image that can be added under the title.

    • Text – Refers to the text that the learner goes through.

    • Image – Refers to the image the learner views.

      • By default, the Text option is what appears.

  5. Question Image – Refers to the image that can be attached as a visual to the question that is added.

  6. Question Text – Refers to the question the learner needs to go through.

  7. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the assessment.

  8. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  9. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  10. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  11. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  12. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  13. Options – Under Option - 1:

    • Option – Refers to the image added.
    • Label – Refers to the label name for the image.
    • Answer – Check this box if this selection is the correct option.
    • Add Options – To add a new option, click this button.
    • To delete an option, click the Delete icon.

  14. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Select Dropdown

  1. Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

  2. Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

    • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

    • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

    • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

      • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

  3. Title – Refers to the title name for the assessment or the main heading.

  4. Question Text – Refers to the question the learner needs to go through.

  5. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the assessment.

  6. Words

    • Word - 1 – Refers to the word that is selected in the blank space.

    • Add Words – To add a new word, click this button.

      • To delete a word, click the Delete icon.

  7. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  8. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  9. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  10. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  11. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  12. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Single Choice

  1. Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

  2. Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

    • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

    • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

    • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

      • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

  3. Title – Refers to the title name for the assessment or the main heading.

  4. Image – Refers to the additional text or image that can be added under the title.

    • Text – Refers to the text that the learner goes through.

    • Image – Refers to the image the learner views.

      • By default, the Text option is what appears.

  5. Question Image – Refers to the image that can be attached as a visual to the question that is added. To attach the image, click the Add Background button.

  6. Question Text – Refers to the question the learner needs to go through.

  7. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the assessment.

  8. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  9. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  10. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  11. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  12. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  13. Options – Under Option - 1:

    • Option – Refers to the option name.
    • Answer – Check this box if this selection is the correct option.
    • Add Options – To add a new option, click this button.
    • To delete an option, click the Delete icon.

  14. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Slider

  1. Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

  2. Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

    • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

    • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

    • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

      • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

  3. Title – Refers to the title name for the assessment or the main heading.

  4. Question Image – Refers to the image that can be attached as a visual to the question that is added. To attach the image, click the Add Background button.

  5. Question Text – Refers to the question the learner needs to go through.

  6. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the assessment.

  7. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  8. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  9. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  10. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  11. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  12. Units – Refers to the unit of measurement based on the logic of the question that is added.

  13. Min – Refers to the minimum value of the scale of measurement.

  14. Max – Refers to the maximum value of the scale of measurement.

  15. Answer – Refers to the correct answer that could be the minimum value, the maximum value, or any value in between the minimum and maximum values.

  16. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Sort

  1. Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

  2. Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

    • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

    • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

    • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

      • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

  3. Title – Refers to the title name for the assessment or the main heading.

  4. Question Text – Refers to the question the learner needs to go through.

  5. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the assessment.

  6. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  7. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  8. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  9. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  10. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  11. Options – Under Option - 1:

    • Option – Refers to the option name.
    • Order – Refers to the actual order that this option should fall in as the sorting is done by the learner.
    • Add Options – To add a new option, click this button.
    • To delete an option, click the Delete icon.

  12. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

Typing Activity

  1. Points – Refers to the number of points the learner must score after the successful completion of this assessment.

  2. Remediation – Refers to the content the learner needs to go through in case they answer this particular question incorrectly. This isn’t mandatory to be defined. The three available options as remediations are given below. Click the relevant icons.

    • Web Link – Refers to the URL the learner is redirected to.

    • Upload PDF – Refers to the PDF document the learner can access.

    • Page Name – Refers to a page in the course the learner must go through.

      • By default, the Page Name option is what appears.

  3. Title – Refers to the title name for the assessment or the main heading.

  4. Question Image – Refers to the image that can be attached as a visual to the question that is added. To attach the image, click the Add Background button.

  5. Question Text – Refers to the question the learner needs to go through.

  6. Instruction Text – Refers to what the learner needs to follow on this screen to complete the assessment.

  7. Answer – Refers to the correct answer that the learner needs to type as the learner attempts this question.

  8. Correct Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the correct answer.

  9. Correct Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to reemphasize the correct answer chosen by the leaner.

  10. Incorrect Feedback Title – Refers to the message that the learner will see if they choose the incorrect answer.

  11. Incorrect Feedback Content – Refers to the detailed message to remind the learner as to why their choice of answer was incorrect.

  12. Feedback Button Text – Refers to the text that is defined seen by the learner once they read the Correct Feedback Content or the Incorrect Feedback Content.

  13. Done Text – Refers to the name of the button for this assessment, clicking which the learner moves to the next stage.

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