True/False
Main Uses
A True/False question is a quick way to assess learners’ understanding of a concept, their grasp of facts, or their analysis of the information provided in the question, such as a case scenario.
It is recommended that feedback should be provided to guide learners on why their answer was incorrect and give further resources to study or the next steps to follow up.
How to create
1. A regular true/false question is text only, with no images or media
Example
2. Present a form of media for learners to review or study and then ask them a question
Example
In this example, learners analyze the photo and make a conclusion based on the knowledge they just learned. There is feedback for answering it correctly or incorrectly as well.
A suitable video could also be used in place of an image.
