Fill-in-the-blanks Template

Content guideline for the 'Fill in the blanks with feedback' Template

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Written by Eva Tjitske Jansen
Updated over a week ago

The ‘Fill in the blanks with feedback’ template lets learners either choose an answer from a drop-down or fill in a blank within a sentence. This template provides correct/incorrect feedback to the learner.


Setting it up

Below fields are present within this template. They can be found in the content builder. Fields with an * are required.

Content identifier*

Title of this template, not visible for learners.

Image + Image alt

An image shown above your ‘Fill in the blanks’ Uploader for JPG, PNG, GIF.

The image alt is a description for accessibility purposes (e.g. blind users with a screen reader).

Heading*

Title of the template, visible to the learner.

Question for analytics*

A concise version of the question. Used in analytics and invisible to the user.

Paragraphs

You can structure the template in sentences and with paragraphs.

  • Text: This is the main text for the assignment. It is used to write sentences that will be discontinued by a Multiple Choice (MPC) blank or an open question blank, to be filled in by the learner.

  • MPC: Multiple choice blank. The learner can choose the right option from a drop-down menu.

  • Open question: Open question blank.

Feedback

This template supports correct and incorrect feedback. Each type of feedback needs:

  • Title (text only)*: A title for the feedback text.

  • Text (rich text)*: A descriptive text that supports bulleted and numbered lists, hyperlinks, bold and italic texts.

Tip 💡: If no specific elaboration is needed for correct and incorrect feedback, use the same text for both types of feedback.

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