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About Simple Question Sets

Learn about the structure of a simple question set and when to use it

Simple Question Sets allow for content to be authored in a simple structure which can be used to quickly create content that is simple and has less cognitive overload for learners.

Simple Question Sets require a single question scenario with one correct answer choice. This is followed up a single feedback attempts, one for correct and one for incorrect.

Structure of the Simple Question Set

  • Question Stem 1x (made up of a statement and a prompt)
  • Answers (typically 5x where only one is the correct answer)
  • Correct Feedback Attempt 1x
  • Incorrect Feedback Attempt 1x

Simple Question Sets can have basic text formatting including; Bold, Italic, numbered and bulleted lists, and also have the option* to add in Media Files in the form of images, audio clips and links to web pages or PDF documents.

✅ Simple Question Sets can also include Learning Resources for 1 variant and 1 of each feedback attempt

 

▶️ Simple Question Sets with media are known as Simple Plus