This activity type presents a gallery of images to the user and a series of questions. Using the images, they will answer to the best of their ability and, when there have been enough questions asked to reach a conclusion, they will be presented with their answer versus the correct answer based on their responses.
This activity allows you to ask branching questions that are used to identify something by using a dichotomous key. After all the necessary questions have been asked, it will show the visitors answers alongside the expected answer.
This activity type accepts images in the PNG and JPG file format.
Each possible response for the dichotomous key can have an image and a rich text description.
This activity shows collection images of a Beaver skull and asks the user questions to attempt to identify the specimen. After enough questions have been asked, it will see if they got the right answer through correctly assessing the skulls. This activity was one of twelve like it used as part of a live facilitated lesson about mammal skulls and teeth.
We offer a wiki guide you can follow to create an interactive using this activity type.
We provide a template in the Open Document Format that can be used with word processors to draft the language and media for this activities before they are coded.
We host an interactive JSON editor that can be used to input activity data, then download the completed JSON template.
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