Raptivity Standard Pack 1

    

Catch Them Fast

This interaction model helps you create a highly interactive exercise with multiple correct answers. A question is displayed on the screen with a number of answer choices. As the choices zip quickly across the screen, the learner needs to click the correct choices in the given time interval.

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Paragraph Sequencing Exercise

This interaction model helps you create an exercise with jumbled paragraphs. The learner arranges the paragraphs in correct sequence.

Classification

This interaction model allows you to present a classification exercise to the learner.The learner sees a set of pre-defined categories and a list of items. The learner can then drag the items to the appropriate category. At the end of the exercise, he sees the items in the respective categories.

Command line

This interaction model provides an exercise to check the learner's knowledge of commands. The learner attempts questions one after the other. If the learner is stuck with any question, a hint is also provided. Appropriate feedback is given after each question is attempted.

Constant Choice Cumulative Feedback

This interaction model helps create a classification exercise to test the learner's understanding. The learner sees a series of questions with multiple answer choices that remain constant. Solved questions are displayed beside the correct choices.

Cumulative Feedback

This interaction model helps create an exercise that acts both as an evaluator as well as a reinforcer of the learner's knowledge. A multiple-choice question is displayed on screen. Based on the learner's response, appropriate feedback is displayed on screen, and stays there.

Find a Mistake

This interaction model uses the Recognition and Differentiation methods to test a learner's understanding of a topic. A set of statements is displayed on screen, of which one is incorrect. The learner selects the incorrect statement.

Radial Classification

This interaction model helps create a classification exercise asking the learner to classify the given items. The items displayed on screen, along with the category buckets. The learner clicks on the appropriate arrow to segregate the item.

Sentence Sequencing Exercise

This interaction model helps you create an exercise displaying a number of jumbled sentences. The broken portions are arranged randomly. The learner arranges the portions in the correct sequence.

Branching Question - Explorative Type

This interaction model enables you to design a Troubleshooting guide. The learner will be asked questions related to the problem and based on the responses, appropriate feedbacks will be provided. The quick help guide will work as a great learning aid.

Simulated Dropdown List

This interaction model enables you to create a question using an image with dropdown lists to solve the question. Specified spots on the image can be expanded to view a dropdown list of answer choices, creating a realistic software simulation.

Graphic Choice - Multiple Selections

This interaction model enables you to design a multiple correct answers question using images. The learner selects the appropriate images to solve the question. The use of images to solve questions increases the appealing power of the question and and the retention of the concepts in question.

Area Select - Multiple Selections

This interaction model enables you to create a Multiple Choice question using an image. To answer the question, the learner clicks and selects specified spots on the image. The model enables the learner get hands on training for specified actions and helps in retaining knowledge.

Fill in the Blanks with Dropdown List

This interaction models enables you to create a question with predefined blank spaces on the question statement. For each blank space, a dropdown list is provided with the specified answer choices. The learner needs to recognize the correct option from the list to complete the statement.

Select and Sequence

This interaction model helps you to design a sequencing exercise that involves recognizing the required options and then ordering them in the correct order.

Survey Using Number Slider

This interaction model helps you design a questionnaire wherein a number slider is used to indicate the answers. When the learner submits the answers, the system automatically mails the answers to the set address.

Generalized Type Survey

This interaction model helps you design a questionnaire with a variety of question types. You can choose from Multiple Choice, Multiple Correct Answers and Short Description question types. When the learner submits the answers, the system automatically mails the answers to the set address.

Multiple Choice Response Type Survey

This interaction model helps you design questionnaires where learner selects an option from the given choices. The learner mails the filled questionnaire to the set address.

Crossword

This interaction model helps you create a five cells, six cells & seven cells crossword, based on the concepts of the course. The learner solves the clues and types the answers in the appropriate cells.

Rapid Fire

This interaction model helps you create a time-bound rapid fire round. Answer choices can be made fixed or varying, while the questions keep changing. The learner answers all the questions in the set time interval. Based on the choices selected, the learner gets feedback.

Match the Pairs

This interaction model helps you to create a matching pair exercise to check the learner's understanding of a particular topic. On clicking the Submit button, a feedback is displayed on the screen. The learner can click on Show Answer button to view the correct answer or he can click on Your Answer to view his answer.

Drag and Drop

This interaction model enables you to create a matching pair question using images and a labeling exercise with answer options and a question image. The learner places the answer images on specific hotspots on the question image. This activity aids in associative learning of concepts and their visual representations.