Learning Assessment

Learning assessment topics contain elements that enable you to create interactive tests, quizzes, and exercises.

Tip: Depending on your instructional design, you can append Learning assessment topics as Learning pre-assessment references and/or Learning post-assessment references.

Pre-Assessments: Pre-assessments are useful if you want to check your learners' knowledge about a given subject before delivering a lesson, module, or course. Pre-assessments can also positively boost the learners' engagement in a course as they may raise the students' curiosity about the subject matter.
Post-Assessments: Post-assessments are useful if you want to check your learners' knowledge after delivering a lesson, module, or course. Post-assessments can be used as a summative formal examination or an informal formative assignment that reinforces the information retention.

Structure

Learning assessment topics can contain the following elements:

Learning Assessment element
1. title element
2. short description element
3. Learning Assessment Body element
  - Learning Interaction element
    - Learning True or False element
    - Learning Multiple Select element
    - Learning Single Select element
    - Learning Matching element
    - Learning Open Question element
    - Learning Sequencing element
4. section elements
5. Learning Summary element

Elements

title element: Entitles a topic, a section, or a container element.
short description element: Illustrates the topic purpose in two or three sentences (no more than 50 words). May provide content for tooltips and search engines.
Learning Interaction element: A container for various learning interactions.
Learning True or False element: An interaction that provides a learner with two choices. One choice is correct, the other one is incorrect.
Learning Multiple Select element: An interaction that requires a learner to select two or more answers.
Learning Single Select element: An interaction that requires a learner to select an answer from a list of three or more options.
Learning Matching element: An interaction that requires a learner to match items in pairs.
Learning Open Question element: An interaction that requires a learner to write an answer to a question.
Learning Sequencing element: An interaction that requires a learner to arrange items in the correct order.
Learning Summary element: Provides the summary of learning goals and lessons learned.
section elements: Contains additional content.

Guidelines

Keep these guidelines in mind when creating Learning assessment topics:

You can use Learning assessment topics as pre-assessments and/or post-assessments by inserting them in a relevant position of a Learning map
Including feedback may boost the learners' information retention and is obligatory for self-study courses
You can publish the Learning assessment topics to PDF and print them on paper to distribute the assessments in a conventional way

True or False Interaction

An interaction that provides a learner with two choices. One choice is correct, the other one is incorrect.

Structure

Learning True or False element
1. Learning Interaction Label 2 element
2. Learning Question 2 element
3. Learning Answer Option Group 2 element
  - Learning Answer Option 2 element (True)
    1. Learning Answer Content 2 element
    2. Learning Correct Response 2 element
    3. Learning Feedback 2 element
  - Learning Answer Option 2 element (False)
    1. Learning Answer Content 2 element
    2. Learning Feedback 2 element
4. Learning Feedback Incorrect 2 element
5. Learning Feedback Correct 2 element

Elements

Learning Interaction Label 2 element: Provides an interaction label or title.
Learning Question 2 element: Provides a question for a given interaction type.
Learning Answer Option Group 2 element: A container for interaction options.
Learning Answer Option 2 element: A container for an answer and feedback. Can contain a Learning Correct Response 2 element which indicates that a particular Learning Answer Option 2 element contains a correct answer.
Learning Answer Content 2 element: Contains an answer.
Learning Correct Response 2 element: Indicates a correct answer.
Note:
In the Content Editor, the Learning Correct Response 2 element is represented as a checkbox corresponding to a given response option.
Learning Feedback 2 element: Provides feedback about a given answer.
Learning Feedback Incorrect 2 element: Provides feedback about an incorrect assessment response.
Learning Feedback Correct 2 element: Provides feedback about a correct assessment response.

Guidelines

You can use the true and false interactions to ask about fine-grained details of a given concept or check the learners' knowledge about popular misconceptions.

Example

Multiple Choice Interaction

An interaction that requires a learner to select two or more answers.

Structure

The following structure demonstrates a multiple choice interaction that contains four options (Learning Answer Option 2 element A, B, C, and D). The options A and B are correct.

Learning Multiple Select element
1. Learning Interaction Label 2 element
2. Learning Question 2 element
3. Learning Answer Option Group 2 element
  - Learning Answer Option 2 element (A - Correct)
    1. Learning Answer Content 2 element
    2. Learning Correct Response 2 element
    3. Learning Feedback 2 element
  - Learning Answer Option 2 element (B - Correct)
    1. Learning Answer Content 2 element
    2. Learning Correct Response 2 element
    3. Learning Feedback 2 element
  - Learning Answer Option 2 element (C - Incorrect)
    1. Learning Answer Content 2 element
    2. Learning Feedback 2 element
  - Learning Answer Option 2 element (D - Incorrect)
    1. Learning Answer Content 2 element
    2. Learning Feedback 2 element
4. Learning Feedback Incorrect 2 element
5. Learning Feedback Correct 2 element

Elements

Learning Interaction Label 2 element: Provides an interaction label or title.
Learning Question 2 element: Provides a question for a given interaction type.
Learning Answer Option Group 2 element: A container for interaction options.
Learning Answer Option 2 element: A container for an answer and feedback. Can contain a Learning Correct Response 2 element which indicates that a particular Learning Answer Option 2 element contains a correct answer.
Learning Answer Content 2 element: Contains an answer.
Learning Correct Response 2 element: Indicates a correct answer.
Note:
In the Content Editor, the Learning Correct Response 2 element is represented as a checkbox corresponding to a given response option.
Learning Feedback 2 element: Provides feedback about a given answer.
Learning Feedback Incorrect 2 element: Provides feedback about an incorrect assessment response.
Learning Feedback Correct 2 element: Provides feedback about a correct assessment response.

Guidelines

You can use multiple choice questions to check your learners' understanding of a problem that has multiple resolutions.

Example

Single Select Interaction

An interaction that requires a learner to select an answer from a list of three or more options.

Structure

The following structure demonstrates a single select interaction that contains three options to choose from (Learning Answer Option 2 element A, B, and C). Only one answer is correct (A).

Learning Single Select element
1. Learning Interaction Label 2 element
2. Learning Question 2 element
3. Learning Answer Option Group 2 element
  - Learning Answer Option 2 element (A - Correct)
    1. Learning Answer Content 2 element
    2. Learning Correct Response 2 element
    3. Learning Feedback 2 element
  - Learning Answer Option 2 element (B - Incorrect)
    1. Learning Answer Content 2 element
    2. Learning Feedback 2 element
  - Learning Answer Option 2 element (C - Incorrect)
    1. Learning Answer Content 2 element
    2. Learning Feedback 2 element
4. Learning Feedback Incorrect 2 element
5. Learning Feedback Correct 2 element

Elements

Learning Interaction Label 2 element: Provides an interaction label or title.
Learning Question 2 element: Provides a question for a given interaction type.
Learning Answer Option Group 2 element: A container for interaction options.
Learning Answer Option 2 element: A container for an answer and feedback. Can contain a Learning Correct Response 2 element which indicates that a particular Learning Answer Option 2 element contains a correct answer.
Learning Answer Content 2 element: Contains an answer.
Learning Correct Response 2 element: Indicates a correct answer.
Note:
In the Content Editor, the Learning Correct Response 2 element is represented as a checkbox corresponding to a given response option.
Learning Feedback 2 element: Provides feedback about a given answer.
Learning Feedback Incorrect 2 element: Provides feedback about an incorrect assessment response.
Learning Feedback Correct 2 element: Provides feedback about a correct assessment response.

Guidelines

You can use single select interactions to check the learners' understanding of a problem that has a singular resolution.

Example

Matching Interaction

An interaction that requires a learner to match items in pairs.

Structure

The following structure demonstrates a matching interaction that contains three pairs of items to match (Learning Matching Pair 2 elements A, B, and C).

Learning Matching element
1. Learning Interaction Label 2 element
2. Learning Question 2 element
3. Learning Match Table 2 element
  - Learning Matching Pair 2 element (A)
    - Learning Item 2 element (A)
    - Learning Matching Item 2 element (A)
  - Learning Matching Pair 2 element (B)
    - Learning Item 2 element (B)
    - Learning Matching Item 2 element (B)
  - Learning Matching Pair 2 element (C)
    - Learning Item 2 element (C)
    - Learning Matching Item 2 element (C)
4. Learning Feedback Incorrect 2 element
5. Learning Feedback Correct 2 element

Elements

Learning Interaction Label 2 element: Provides an interaction label or title.
Learning Question 2 element: Provides a question for a given interaction type.
Learning Match Table 2 element: A container for matching items.
Learning Matching Pair 2 element: A container for a Learning Item 2 element and Learning Matching Item 2 element.
Learning Item 2 element: An item to be matched with a Learning Matching Item 2 element.
Learning Matching Item 2 element: An item that is matched with a Learning Item 2 element.
Learning Feedback Incorrect 2 element: Provides feedback about an incorrect assessment response.
Learning Feedback Correct 2 element: Provides feedback about a correct assessment response.

Guidelines

You can use matching questions to check your learners' understanding of a given terminology.

Example

Sequencing Interaction

An interaction that requires a learner to arrange items in the correct order.

Structure

The following structure demonstrates a sequencing interaction that contains three elements (Learning Sequence Option 2 element A, B, and C) to arrange in the correct order.

Learning Sequencing 2 element
1. Learning Interaction Label 2 element
2. Learning Question 2 element
3. Learning Sequence Option Group 2 element
  - Learning Sequence Option 2 element (A)
    1. Learning Answer Content 2 element (A)
    2. Learning Sequencing element (A)
  - Learning Sequence Option 2 element (B)
    1. Learning Answer Content 2 element (B)
    2. Learning Sequencing element (B)
  - Learning Sequence Option 2 element (C)
    1. Learning Answer Content 2 element (C)
    2. Learning Sequencing element (C)
4. Learning Feedback Incorrect 2 element
5. Learning Feedback Correct 2 element

Elements

Learning Interaction Label 2 element: Provides an interaction label or title.
Learning Question 2 element: Provides a question for a given interaction type.
Learning Sequence Option Group 2 element: A container for interaction options.
Learning Sequence Option 2 element: A container for a Learning Answer Content 2 element and Learning Sequencing element.
Learning Answer Content 2 element: Contains an answer.
Learning Sequencing element: Specifies the valid position of a Learning Answer Content 2 element in a sequence.
Learning Feedback Incorrect 2 element: Provides feedback about an incorrect assessment response.
Learning Feedback Correct 2 element: Provides feedback about a correct assessment response.

Guidelines

You can use sequencing interactions to check your students' understanding of a process or hierarchy.

Example

Open Question Interaction

An interaction that requires a learner to write an answer to a question.

Structure

Learning Open Question element
1. Learning Interaction Label 2 element
2. Learning Question 2 element
3. Learning Feedback Incorrect 2 element
4. Learning Feedback Correct 2 element

Elements

Learning Interaction Label 2 element: Provides an interaction label or title.
Learning Question 2 element: Provides a question for a given interaction type.
Learning Feedback Incorrect 2 element: Provides feedback about an incorrect assessment response.
Learning Feedback Correct 2 element: Provides feedback about a correct assessment response.

Guidelines

Keep these guidelines in mind when creating open questions:

Typically, open questions check the general understanding of a concept or a bigger part of the learning content.
Specify the expected format and length of the answer to your open question.
For example, "Write a 250-word essay."

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