Questions
Here you can find help articles on question types.
14 articles
Written by María Isabel Zuleta Zapata and Olga
Multiple choice image question
Use Multiple choice image questions to check if learners can visually recognize the correct answers.Written by María Isabel Zuleta Zapata. Updated over a week ago
Question Types
A short overview of the available question types that give you the flexibility to create insightful assessments for your courses.Written by Olga. Updated over a week ago
Survey Mode
Survey mode is available in Single Choice, Multiple Choice and Statement questions.Written by Olga. Updated over a week ago
Feedback per answer option in Single Choice Question
Give instant feedback per answer option in Single Choice Question.Written by Olga. Updated over a week ago
Single Choice Question
Use single choice questions when you want learners to rule out wrong answers and identify the single correct response.Written by Olga. Updated over a week ago
Multiple Choice Question
Use multiple choice questions when you want learners to find multiple correct responses.Written by Olga. Updated over a week ago
Single Choice Image Question
Use single choice image questions to ask your learners to choose one correct image from a list of images.Written by Olga. Updated over a week ago
Fill in the Blanks Question
Fill in the blanks questions ask learners to type in a missing word or select the correct option from a drop-down list.Written by Olga. Updated over a week ago
Text Matching Question
Text matching question consists of two adjacent lists of related text items. Learners have to match the corresponding pairs.Written by Olga. Updated over a week ago
Drag and Drop Text Question
Drag and drop question evaluates learners' ability to classify and organize information.Written by Olga. Updated over a week ago
Statement Question
Statement (True/false) question allows assessing whether your learners understand the validity of multiple statements.Written by Olga. Updated over a week ago
Hotspot Question
Hotspot question is a highly visual form of assessment asking learners to identify one or more spots on an image.Written by Olga. Updated over a week ago
Open Question
Use open questions to encourage a full, meaningful answer using the learner’s own knowledge, attitudes and feelings.Written by Olga. Updated over a week ago
Ranking Text Question
Ranking (or ordering) text question evaluates learners' ability to arrange items into the correct order.Written by Olga. Updated over a week ago