Structure Strip
Main Uses
The Structure Strip object can be used for the following two purposes:
- Engage learners by asking them to study the content being presented above it and then enter their responses to questions or complete tasks, for example, to identify or summarize the similarities and differences.
- Ask learners to apply knowledge or skills learned to create a report or document steps of a project (for example, a research or study).
Note: When setting up the object, there is a length setting for each textbox, based on a baseline. For example, if you see box 1 as the baseline, you can set the length of box 2 as 1.5 times longer; and box 3 as 2 times longer, depending on how long you predict the answer would be for that box.
On this page, we share two examples for the second purpose. To see examples for the first purpose, visit Chapter 2 or click the “Structure Strip” title in the following block.
1. Ask learners to prepare a research study proposal draft
Example
2. Ask learners to create a plan with long-term and short-term goals
Example
Note: You can also use the Documentation Tool to create a goal-setting activity. Click the title “Documentation Tool” in the following block to see the example.
