Great Learning Tools

Slides can help you introduce concepts clearly on their own page - keep it succinct to keep learners engaged.

Sections allow you to introduce more complex concepts comprehensively but without overwhelming the learner.

MCQ’s are a classic tool to assess understanding and they can be used to great effect when reinforcing knowledge.

Embed missing-word dropdown questions any place in your material to force engagement from learners there and then.

Scaffold code for students with ommitted blocks - require them to complete the code to safely practice new concepts

Scaffold code for students with ommitted typed input sections - requiring them to type real code and build habits gradully

Write some code, we randomly reorder it and students have to put it back in working order for great sequence practice

Allow students to write their own code in contained editors the browser in Python, Javascript, HTML and CSS.

Use call out blocks for summary slides, concept definitions, new functions and much more.

Embed important knowledge with a simple hover - and link out to more comprehensive help documenation.

Auto-generate a help sidebar by tagging key concepts in a slide to allow learners to develop self-sufficiency strategies.

Show and hide hints so that students can try for themselves, but can get that extra tip which might make all the difference

Provide detailed feedback for learners when they make a mistake to help correct common misconceptions.