Interactive Quiz
This project is an interactive quiz about the moons in space. It was designed to actively engage and assess high school students on the knowledge retained from a correlating video. The designer duplicated previously existing HTML coding, and then revised and personalized the existing code to meet the needs of her specific subject matter. This project required a close attention to detail, comprehension of adequate and varied assessment questions and question types, and knowledge of basic design principles.
The learning objectives for the quiz were to:
The learning objectives for the quiz were to:
• Identify characteristics of specific moons
• Compare and Contrast specific moons with one another
• Explain the potential for discovering life on specific moons
• Explain the potential for discovering life on specific moons
Students were expected to click the correct answer to each assessment questions. After which they would receive a green check mark to indicate the accuracy of their answer choice, as well as relevant feedback in relation to the subject of the question. Correct answers were also identified by a moon replacing a shaded image in the progress indicator.
If students did not select the correct answer they would receive a red "x," as well as additional feedback. Inaccurate answers were also indicated by a yellow shaded circle in the progress bar, rather than the moon image that appears for correct answers.
After students have completed the quiz, they are able to see a score for their results. They are also able to share their results with others via email or twitter.
This is an example of the duplicated HTML coding that the designer adapted to fit her specific test features.
