I saw an example of this and can't find it anymore. It's an interaction where you ask the learner a short-answer question, and then compare the answer with answers the expert supplies. For example, "List one or two benefits of xyz." The learner types them, clicks submit, and then sees the expert's answers (along-side would be nice, for comparison).
I might have seen it in a tutorial, and can't find the right one.
An example or two would be helpful, if anyone has one.
Hi Janet! Hopefully you will get some feedback from the community. I know that I've seen some as customers files before and at the very basics it's simply a text reference box to compare. I've attached a very crude and basic example in case you were curious as to how to set this up.
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After posting, I did find one here, but I'd welcome another!
http://www.learningnurse.org/ecourses/pressulcers/checkup51/story.html
Hi Janet! Hopefully you will get some feedback from the community. I know that I've seen some as customers files before and at the very basics it's simply a text reference box to compare. I've attached a very crude and basic example in case you were curious as to how to set this up.
Leslie,
Thanks! It's been a while since I had training and I haven't done this particular interaction, so the reminder about "loses focus" was helpful.
Janet
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