The interaction types Algebra, Math Entry, and Multiple Choice can be used as block elements or ‘inline’ within a text or formula.
The image below shows an instruction with two interactions. One is added inline and one is added as a block element.
This is shown as follows to the student:
The three options to include an interaction in your question are listed below. Click on each item for more details.
Block
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Inline in text
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Inline in formula
Use the f(x) button to create a mathematical expression. Click the bucket symbol (␣) in the formula editor to choose the interaction you want to add to the expression.
Click the name of the interaction you want to insert.
In the example below, the question has two mathematical expressions with inline interactions:
The interactions are defined as follows:
I1a – Algebra – Task Simplify
– \sqrt{9}
I1b –
Math Entry – Same expression, literal
– 16
This yields the following interactive AlgebraKiT exercise:
Refer to the overview of all possible interaction usages here.
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The following example contains several variations of inline interactions.
Refer to the overview of all possible interaction usages here.
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