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✨Flashcards Block

Use Flashcards to involve learners with new information.

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Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over 4 months ago

Add interactive Flashcards to your course Path to help learners test their recall, or engage learners by considering a new question, image, or audio clip, then flipping the card to learn more.

Sample Flashcards: learner preview mode on the left and edit mode on the right


How to create Flashcards

  1. Create a new step on your course Path and open the step.

  2. Select "Interactive" then "Flashcards." You've added a Block to your step!

  3. Add text, images, and/or an audio clip to both sides of each card, using the Media Manager to insert your files.

  4. Optionally add more Blocks. When finished, hit Publish. 


Editing a Flashcard

  • Type on the card to add text.

  • Select the image icon to switch from text-only to image with optional text and upload an image file (or .gif!). Use the same button (now displaying text icon) to switch back to text-only.

  • Select the audio icon to optionally upload an audio clip to the card.

  • Select the arrows icon to flip the card over and edit the reverse side of the card. It will be helpful to use Preview mode to play with the cards as a learner would see them.


Features

You can...

  • Add multiple Flashcards to a step and add text, images, and audio to each side. 

  • Use copy & paste tools on the Block to reuse Flashcards elsewhere.

  • Upload multiple files at once (new!)

The learner can...

  • Flip cards back and forth.

  • Play audio file if included. Audio will play on hover and can be repeated by clicking or tapping on the audio icon. 


FAQs

Q. Can the cards be shuffled or edited by the learner?
A. You can drag and drop them into place while you're editing the step, but the learner can't currently shuffle or reorder them. Learners do not have editing access to the Flashcards.

Q. What are the recommended image dimensions?

A. See the end of the Media Manager article here.

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