Examples of Work
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Content Types
Choose a Platform
Solve a Scenario
Sorting Activity
Tabulars/Accordians
Thinkific Landing Pages
Course Plan
Accessibility
Assignments
Content Types
Interactive Exercise using Google Slides
Creating interactions are useful when you have a lot of text to display.
This lesson example was originally an articulate rise activity that had too much text.
Click here to explore the original activity.
Watch the short video below for a demonstration of this activity.
Choose a Platform
Interactive exercise using Articulate Rise
This lesson helps students to be able to understand how to choose the best platform. This is only a knowledge based activity with text and quizzes.
Solve a Scenario
Scenario Based Learning
Scenario-based learning is an activity where students apply their knowledge and skills to solve a scenario.
The student needs to select the appropriate response to solve the scenario/problem. Each response has an associated consequence. These types of activities help students to learn through application
Sorting Activity
Drag and Drop
Test students knowledge with an interactive quiz requiring them to drag and drop content.
This can be achieved through multiple techniques.
Tabulars/Accordians
Break text into tabs
Passively engage students to click on buttons to read more text.
This is a great way to break up chunks of text and get your student interacting.
Thinkific Landing Pages
In depth Landing Pages
Landing pages that use multiple elements to focus on the benefits students will attain from your course.
Course Plan
Embedded interactions
Embed Google Slides into the Thinkific course player for students to interact with.
Accessibility
Presentation with voice over
Provide students with multiple ways to consume content for accessibility reasons.
This example is PDF Google Slides uploaded to Thinkific with voiceover audio.
Assignments
Embedded Forms
For students to take notes or start to build their own work, a form is useful to collect their responses but also email them a copy of their responses.
This example embeds a Google Form into Thinkific.
