Interactive Activities
There are 2 different types of interactive activity maker:
- Interactive e-Worksheets.
- Interactive Quizzes.
Creating
You can create interactive activities just like any other kind of worksheet by selecting "Interactive e-Worksheet" or "Interactive Quiz" from the "New Worksheet" menu at the top of the screen.
Use the blue question buttons to add questions and activities to your e-Worksheet or quiz. Your changes will be saved automatically.
Assigning
Every interactive activity has an "access link" that you can give to your students / participants to allow them to complete the activity on their device. They do not need to create a Quickworksheets account.
After you have finished adding questions to your activity click on the "Assign" button at the bottom to reveal the access link. You can use the "Copy" button to copy this link to your computer's clipboard. You can then "paste" it into an e-mail, your Learning Management System, or share it using whatever means you normally use to communicate with your students.
You can also ask your students to scan the QR code with their smartphone or tablet. You can download the QR code using the "Download as Image" button, after which you can insert it in a poster, presentation or handout.
Finally, you can use the "Share to Google Classroom" button if you and your students use the Google Classroom platform. (Please note that activity results are not automatically transferred to Google Classroom.)
For previously created activities you can view the access link and other assignment options by clicking on "Access link..." for the relevant activity on the My Worksheets page.
Please take care not to reveal this link publicly as anyone who knows it can access and respond to your activity.
Viewing Responses
You can view student responses by clicking the "Responses" button for the relevant activity on the My Worksheets page.
This will display a bar chart of respondent scores in deciles (bands of 10%). Below that is a table of results by participant. You can view the completed response for any student by clicking on the "View Response" button.
Below this table is the "Results by Question" table, which will summarise the percentage of correct answers for each worksheet question. This helps you to identify areas of syllabus where overall student knowledge is weak.
