We're pleased to announce a significant update to the Teachfloor quiz experience, offering instructors a wider range of functionalities for crafting engaging and informative assessments.
External Tools or File Integration
Instructors can now incorporate custom buttons within the quiz header.
These buttons activate custom modals, providing students with direct access to embedded tools or file during the quiz.
Examples include:
Multi-Layout
Vertical and Horizontal Options: Instructors can now choose between a vertical layout (question above, answers below) or a horizontal layout (question on the right, answers on the left) to best suit the type of question and content being assessed. This allows for a more streamlined learning experience for students.
Text and Video Feedback
Instructors can now add a text or video feedback specific to each answer choice. This powerful feature allows for more targeted feedback, fostering deeper student understanding and addressing misconceptions on a question-by-question basis. Students can easily access instructor feedback by clicking an icon next to their chosen answer, creating a more interactive learning environment.
Result Delivery Options
Instructors can now choose how students receive quiz results. The new options include:
We're dedicated to continuous innovation that empowers educators. These quiz improvements mark just the beginning of our commitment to improve online assessment.
Stay tuned for further exciting updates as we shape the future of learning with Teachfloor!
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