MCQ

MCQ is a Slide app which allows you to ask a Multiple Choice Question with multiple answers which you can add into the Slide & Video Activity. Similar to the Lock app, students must get the answer correct before being able to proceed to the next activity.

You can drag the MCQ Slide App icon to the Slide Area to make the Slide truly interactive, or the embedded interactive video, and populate multiple MCQ questions directly on the slide/video area. You can add as many MCQ Slide Apps as your require on each Slide Area / video.

Configuring this Slide App correctly is essential to get this Slide App working for you. 

This screen below shows you the original screen that pops out when clicking to configure the app:

This example below is a properly configured MCQ, with the question and answer ticked to the correct option. This also shows what message you want to show the student if they got the answer correct or wrong.

Students will get their awarded points halved for each wrong attempt. For example, if you had set 40 points for the correct answer, the student will get 40 points in the first attempt, 20 points in the second attempt and 10 points in the third attempt.  

In the Student's View, the question looks like this:

You can set the MCQ App to accept multiple correct answers as well. See below example to configure your MCQ App correctly. Below is an example where you can allow the student to choose any single correct answer.

All students' progress on completing the MCQ activity will appear instantly in the Teacher's view. Remember, the deck must be assigned to a Deck.Toys Classroom in order for the teacher to receive real-time student progress.

The limit for the MCQ question part is 100 characters. You may use the Question/Notes area to enter your long-form questions. Then, use the MCQ slide app for the answer choices.

The MCQ Slide App supports TeX maths Expression entry. Type your Tex expressions within the symbols $$.... $$ when you enter it in the Teacher's View. The maths formulae would appear in the Student's View.