Raptivity Essential

    

Flash Cards

This interaction model is helpful for reinforcing core concepts and topics covered. The interactivity uses flash cards with possible questions/cues on one side, and their responses appearing on the flip side when the cards are clicked. The interactivity is based on a self-learning model and helps in assimilation and retention of important concepts.

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Jigsaw Puzzle - Advanced

This interaction model allows you to test your learners' visual grasp of content that can be pictorially represented. An image related to your course content is displayed jumbled on the screen and the learners will exercise their ability of making visual associations to correct it.

Classification Exercise with Timed Options

This interaction model is useful when your learning content is segregated into various classifications. You can help your learner remember various characteristics of a classification and also to differentiate between each classification. In this interaction model, the different characteristics of a classification appear as labels at the bottom of the screen; learners will need to drag these labels and drop them under their respective classifications. You can also set the time intervals at which the labels appear.

Analogous Pair with fixed attempts

This interaction model allows you to create a 'match the following' exercise for your learners and reinforces important information from the course content. As learners match pairs in the interactivity, the correct matches are highlighted and then juxtaposed as an immediate feedback to the learner.

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Wild Cards - Time bound

This interaction model is useful when there are important terminologies and acronyms in your course content that you would like to reinforce with your learner. This exercise allows you to enter a clue or question at the top of the screen the answer to which the learner enters in the spaces provided for the terminology on the screen. Certain letters in the terminology are already filled out for the learner and stimulate the learner to fill in the blanks (marked by asterisks).

Dynamic Bullet List

This interaction model is useful for summarizing key concepts in your course/module. The content in the interaction model is arranged in bullets that have sound files associated with them. As soon as the audio for a bullet starts to play, the bullet point is highlighted as well.

Picture Show

This interaction model is useful when course content contains images. These can be transitioned in with brief textual explanations about the images. The combination of text and visuals in this presentation will help learners with assimilating concepts.

Flip the Book

This interaction model is gives you the opportunity of making a presentation that can be fun and engaging. You can present your course content in the form of a flip-book or like a page-turner. You can also include images in your presentation wherever desired. Learners will find presentations made in this interaction model refreshing which thereby helps in drawing their attention and also in assimilating concepts.

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Rollover Word Definitions

This interaction model helps you design a topic page with specific words and terms displaying their definitions on mouse rollover. This instant access to the definitions can act as a stimulator and enhance knowledge of important terms.

Concentric Circles with Callouts - Advanced

This interaction model helps you display the structure of a system using concentric circles. The circles appear at fixed time intervals giving the learner ample opportunities to absorb the structure in its entirety. Callouts and descriptions for each circle increase the retention of the structure.

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Pyramid

This interaction model is useful when your course content contains hierarchal relationships. This pictorial representation in the form of a pyramid aids in the comparison and explanation of the hierarchies. Audio can be included in the interactivity and further enriches the learning experience.

Hub and Spokes - Advanced

This interaction model helps you display a system network. The relationships among the components of the system are displayed in a radial format. The common component is displayed in the center and the other components are placed around this central component. Associated information on each peripheral component helps explain the system in detail.

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Ladder Steps

This interaction model is useful when your course content contains processes. The interaction model allows you to represent these processes in sequenced steps, each step having a header and an accompanying description. The descriptions appear on rollover of a step once all the steps of the process have been sequenced in.

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Generalized Survey - Advanced

This interaction model allows you to designing questionnaires with ease and in various question formats. You can choose from Multiple Choice, Multiple Correct Answers and Short Description question formats. The survey responses are then automatically mailed to preset addresses.

Smile Sheet

This interaction model enables you to design a survey using emoticons as rating points that range from Very Happy to Very Sad. Once the learner completes the survey, the ratings in the survey can be directed towards preset email addresses.

Survey with Percentage Rating Scale

This interaction model helps you design a questionnaire wherein a percentage slider is used to rate survey questions. Once the learner completes the survey, the responses are mailed to preset email addresses.

Survey with two-point Rating Scale

This interaction model helps you design a questionnaire where learners opt for one of two opinions or can refrain from making one as well. When the learner fills in the questionnaire, the system automatically mails the answers to the set addresses.

Buildup and Rollover

This interaction model is useful when you have an elaborate system that needs to be explained with the aid of a system diagram. The system and the interconnected parts of the system appear in segments and are built-up gradually, part by part, along with relevant text explaining each part being appearing on screen.

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Diagram Custom Highlight - Advanced

This interaction model is useful when you have a diagram that needs a deeper explanation. According to your settings, a highlight moves over parts of the diagram after a set time intervals, and corresponding descriptions appear. Learners can revisit descriptions with a mouse rollover or click on the different segments of the image.

Flow Chart Presentation with Audio - Advanced

This interaction model helps present processes to your learners in better detail by allowing you to create flow charts. In addition you can explain each step in your flow chart by highlighting the steps and providing descriptions for them. The use of voice-over audio in the presentation further enriches the learning experience.

Multilevel Cycle - Practice

This interaction model allows you to create a sequencing exercise to test your learners understanding of a system flow or the processes of a system. Learners drag and drop labels in the correct sequence as they appear in the process.

Let Me Try

This interaction model allows you to create practice simulations for you learners. You can include screenshots of software actions (or any other process that can be pictorially represented) and ask your learners to perform the same actions. Guide them through the process with instructions that the learners require provided in a column to the right. Provide instant feedback to your learners for the actions they perform.

Screen Familiarization - Rollovers on Components

This interaction model allows you to create an exploratory exercise for your learners. On a screenshot of a software application (or any other image with multiple components for that matter) you can create and arrange hotspots allowing your learner to see descriptions for each of them on a mouse rollover.

Screen Familiarization Exercise

This interaction model allows you to create a guided simulation-based exploratory exercise for your learners. On a screenshot of a software application (or any other image with multiple components for that matter) you can create and arrange hotspots guiding your learners to the correct components on screen with the help of hints and clues.

Show and Tell

This interaction model allows you to create a 'show-me' or a 'how-to' simulation of a software application process or any other process activity for that matter where each stage can be pictorially represented. Learners are guided through the 'show-me' with the help of descriptions of the activities being performed appearing in a panel to the right of the screen.

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Glossary

This interaction model helps you design a glossary for your courses. Learners can browse through important terms which are alphabetically arranged and see definitions in the bottom pane onscreen. Browsing through the glossary is simplified with the provision of a scroll bar, alphabet list, and Search functionality as well.

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Glossary - Tab Style

This interaction model helps you design a glossary for your courses. Learners can browse through the glossary by clicking on the any letter in the alphabet list tabs provided and then clicking on any of the terms. Definitions are displayed on a column to the right of the screen.

Search Box

This interaction model helps you design a search-based glossary for your courses. Learners can enter the word from the course they're seeking a definition in the search field, upon which the terms and those closest to it alphabetically are displayed. The definition for the term selected by the learner then appears in the bottom pane onscreen.

Branching Question - Adaptive Type

This interaction model enables you to design an adaptive type multilevel question series. Corrective reinforcements are provided to guide a learner on to the right path whenever a wrong choice is made. The learners are also made aware of their progress through the question series by a styled status bar.

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Create a Tree

This interaction model enables you to create a pairing interactivity in a tree structure design. For example a learner drags text labels mentioning different functions from the left hand side of the screen, and places them on the right under the text labels mentioning the tools wherein the specific function can be performed.

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Multi-page Assessment

This interaction model helps you create a SCORM 1.2 compliant assessment. In the Multi-page Assessment, learners submit their responses for each question, and move on to the following question by clicking the Next button. You can create a set of up to 25 assessment questions thereby enabling you to create a comprehensive assessment. You can also pick from a selection of seven question types. On the completion of the assessment, responses the learner has filled in are scored and a status report will be sent to your Learning Management Systems (LMS).

In-Page Test

This interaction model helps you create a SCORM 1.2 compliant assessment. In the Single Page Assessment, all the questions are seen on a single page. Learners use the scroll-bar to answer questions in their preferred sequence, and click the Submit button once they have filled in all their responses. You can create a set of up to 25 assessment questions thereby enabling you to create a comprehensive assessment. You can also pick from a selection of seven question types. On the completion of the assessment, responses the learner has filled in are scored and a status report will be sent to your Learning Management Systems (LMS).

FAQ - Advanced

This interaction model helps you create a search engine for the frequently asked questions on a particular topic or course you are creating. The learner enters a question or keyword in the Search field and a group of related questions are displayed on screen. Descriptions are displayed on clicking on any of the listed questions that appear. The creation process is further simplified as you do not need enter keywords separately for the search functionality to work; as every word you enter in a question will form a keyword.

FAQ on Demand

This interaction model helps you create a browser for frequently asked questions on a particular topic or course you are creating. The entire list of questions in the set is displayed on the left panel onscreen. Learners click the checkboxes next to the questions they are interested in, and descriptions to the selected questions are displayed on clicking the Show Answer button.

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User Initiated Zoom In Effect

This interaction model is useful if you have a very detailed image that you would like your learner to take a look at more closely. A zoom lens enables the learner to view a part in the image in greater detail.