Learning Choice Task
Learning Choice Task
Introduction
A Learning Choice Task is a multiple-choice style question within an Assessment. You can define up to five possible answers, marking one or several as correct. This item is particularly effective for quick knowledge checks, quizzes, or surveys.
Key highlights:
Multiple Answers: You can allow more than one correct choice, indicated by a pattern (e.g., “1,3”).
Sequence: Place the question in a logical order within the assessment.
AI or Auto-Grading: Often straightforward for the system to score, though you can still incorporate manual review if desired.
Properties
LearningAssessmentId
Associates the question with a specific quiz or exam context. Learners see it as part of that larger assessment.
Name
A concise title, like “Question #2” or “Multiple-Choice on Market Analysis.” This is visible to instructors when browsing tasks.
Status
Active or Inactive. If you want to revise the question or keep it hidden temporarily, set Inactive.
Sequence
A numeric order to position the question among others in the same assessment (e.g., first or second, etc.).
Question
The actual text of the question. You can detail scenarios, short statements, or any prompt requiring a single or multiple selections.
Answer1 to Answer5
Each field represents a potential choice. You could have fewer than five, but having placeholders for up to five provides flexibility. Each answer can be a sentence, phrase, or short paragraph.
CorrectResponsesPattern
A text-based pattern, like “1,3” if the correct answers are options 1 and 3. If it’s just one correct answer, you might list “2.” This is used by the system to automatically check if the learner’s attempt matches.
CreatedDate
System-generated date/time when you create the choice task.
ModifiedDate
Automatically updated whenever you edit question text, answers, or correct patterns.
Example
In a “Marketing Concepts Quiz,” you set up a multiple-choice question named “Question #1.” You ask, “Which of the following are part of the 4 Ps of Marketing?” with answers:
Product
People
Price
Promotion
Packaging
The CorrectResponsesPattern might be 1,3,4 if you exclude “People” and “Packaging.”
Use Case
A college professor runs a weekly quiz. They add choice tasks for quick checks on reading comprehension. The system auto-grades them by matching the learner’s attempt with the CorrectResponsesPattern, saving instructors time. Over the semester, they track which questions students frequently miss, informing future instruction.
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