Templates (click category to jump to samples):
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Matching
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Categorize
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Image Labelling
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Arranging in Order
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MC Quizzes - Regular
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MC Quizzes - Timed
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MC Quizzes - Game-Show Style
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Memory Games
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Scenarios
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Drag/Click to Reveal
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AI - Concept Checker
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AI - Tutor Talk
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Interactive Video
Matching: Lots of Good Applications for a Quick Self-Check
2 Pairs to Match (SL-MATCH_2A, SLTL - 019m)
3 Pairs to Match (SL-MATCH_3A, SLTL - 022m) - the particular example uses matching, but for more like an "Arrange in Order" application
4 Pairs to Match (SL-MATCH_4A, SLTL - 041m)
5 Pairs to Match (spiderlove) - can use any mix of text and/or graphics
6 Pairs to Match (SL-MATCH_6A, SLTL - 008m, 011m)
6 Pairs to Match (SL-MATCH_6B)
6 Pairs to Match
7 Pairs to Match
8 Pairs to Match
8 Pairs to Match
8 Pairs to Match
8 Pairs to Match
Match Capital Cities
Match Surroundings
Explore (not really matching)
Categorize: Lots of Good Applications for a Quick Self-Check
2 Categories, 9 Items to Categorize (SL-CATEGORIES_2-9)
2 Categories, 16 Items to Categorize (SL-CATEGORIES_2-16)
4 Categories, 20 Items to Categorize (SL_Categories4_20)
2 Categories, 5 Items to Categorize (wcln/potato_categories2)
3 Categories, 5 Items to Categorize (wcln/potato_categories3)
Image Labelling: Great Visual Self-Check
4-8 ITEMS (wcln/image_labels)
8 ITEMS - ....
Arranging in Order: Checking Order or Hierarchy
Note that if you want to arrange with 1-4 items, you can use matching to match Items to "Step 1", "Step 2".......
4 Items to Arrange (wcln/arrange)
Note - any of the matching templates could be used for arrangements.
MC Quizzes - Regular: Quick Self-Check
Various MC Questions (SL-MC-QUIZ-A)
Multiple Choice Using Hotspots
Note Note: there are lots of options for MC quiz layouts. Will make more to provide ideas!
MC Quizzes - Timed: Skills/Drills Practice
Balloon Pop - up to 6 levels, with up to 10 questions per level (wcln/balloons)
Retro Space Invaders - up to 50 questions (wcln/invaders)
MC Quizzes - Game-Show Style: A Bit of Flair within Self-Check
Jeopardy Style - 20 Questions (cptx)
Memory Games: A Bit of Interaction with Memory Involved. Value??
These memory activities are "interactive," for sure. Given that, when students play this game, are they self-testing themselves on the content, their memory of placements, how fast they can click through buttons, or.....? Not sure of the value and whether matching media is a better choice in most cases. Thoughts?
Memory Cards - 5 pairs to Match (SL-MEMORY_A)
Memory Cards - 5 pairs of Matches (wcln/memory)
Scenarios: I haven't used this one yet, but good potential for right situation?
Maybe for a careers one or something, but would be interesting to make a scenario media some day.
Drag/Click to Reveal: Another Way to Navigate
Not overly "interactive" but adds a variation on naviagation that might make sense in certain situations.
6 Items to Click to Reveal (SL-IMAGE_COLLAGE6)
8 Items to Click to Reveal (SL-IMAGE_COLLAGE8) - example below is not complete yet
AI Concept Checker: Expanding Useage.
Nice, simple use of generative AI to allow students to self-check their learning and understanding in a very flexible way.
AI Tutor Talk: A bit more complicated.
Another use of generative AI, allowing a more "ongoing back-and-forth" around a single goal. More complicated to layout and design, but another way to allow students more flexible self-checking while they thing through the steps of a solution.
Interactive Videos: Mixing videos and games
It's certainly more efficient to split videos and games. Given that, sometimes we could justify all the effort and inefficiency of incorporating a mix. Built a bunch of these in the early days of the consortium. A bit easier now. Good for discussion.
