Write Interactive Content

Reference

Video

<video>
url https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2Gb4NIv0Xg
start 0:08
end 1:18
@(0:23) Annotation appearing at time 0:23.
@(0:50) Another annotation, appearing at 0:50.
</video>

Multiple Choice

<ask>
Pick the right answer
# Wrong Answer
@ Feedback for wrong answer
# Other Wrong Answer
@ Feedback for other wrong answer
@ More feedback
## Correct Answer
@ Well done!
</ask>

Checkboxes

<ask>
Check all that are true
#+ True
@ Good!
#- False
#- False
#+ True
@ Good!
#+ True
@ Good!
</ask>

Fill in the blank

<ask>
2+2 is _4_
</ask>

More fill in the blank

<ask>
A triangle with a pair of equal sides is called
_isosceles_

(check your spelling!)
</ask>

The "ask" block (interface) is extremely powerful. Let's see some simple examples:

Or a simpler way to pause:

It's also easy to make "checkbox" questions:

... or fill-in-the-blank!

If you would like to use "ask" blocks in your own explanations (and we encourage you do so!), simply click "history" under this post, or in general, view others' code. Enjoy!

Ok, so now to teach someone, we naturally want to get them thinking about the concept.

Of course, these were somewhat cheap questions, but I bet that in answering just in walking through this explanation you were thinking about how you might have answered these questions and/or how your answers might have been different from mine.

Interactive content is at the core of Expii, and we think that using the simple but powerful tools on our site, you can more effectively share your love of learning with others!

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Here's a try. You can create a multiple-choice question like this:

A check-box question looks like this:

I wonder if fill-in-the-blank works yet.