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Activities: What interactive activities can I add to my site?


In Study Direct you can add activities for Students to engage in to any section of your site.

 

activities

You can see all the available activities by clicking on the Green 'Add activity' button, but here is an overview.

Discussion

Forum

Discussion board

Chat

Live chatroom for site members

Assessment tools

Quiz

Flexible quiz for online tests - multiple choice, true-false, or short answer questions

Hot Potatoes Quiz

For you and your students to get quick feedback on progress

Collaboration

Wiki

A space for students to work collaboratively on documents

Glossary

Dictionary of terms - maintained by tutors and/or students

Workshop

Tool for peer assessment, where students can upload work and review peers' work based on a guide you provide

Database

Allows students to build and display information, text, images and other files that can be searched by other students

Student responses

Choice

A simple way to ask students to vote on a question or statement

Feedback

A survey that can gather responses, written or numeric, from students

Guided learning

Lesson

Guide a student's path through materials based on their responses

Reflection

Journal

Personal student journals, shared only with tutors

Assignment

Upload a single file

Students can upload a single file for you to mark

Advanced uploading of files

Students can upload up to 5 files and receive files back from you

Offline activity

Enter marks for an offline activity

Online text

Students create a document online for you to mark

 

Please note: A few of these activities, while available for you to use, are not supported by the Study Direct team.

 

N.B. Marks for Assignments in Study Direct are not currently synchronised with Sussex Direct.

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Created by Sandy Radford on 4 November 2009 and last updated by Mark Parsons on 8 July 2015