Reflection

Let the users reflect on their own learning process

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Written by Floor Takman
Updated over a week ago

When using a reflection question, you can ask a question without assessing the answers as good or wrong. After answering the question, the user will receive generic feedback that helps them in evaluating their own answer. This kind of question is ideal to stimulate the user to think about a certain topic, which helps in the think and learning process.

How do I add a reflection question?

  • Select the learning format 'Reflection'.

  • Add a question and optionally a description. Based on the question, the question is stored in the Warehouse.

  • Choose the type of answer options you want to add. You can choose 'Text', 'Scale', or 'Single select' which respectively provide a text box for the user to type an answer, a scale where you add labels, or a multiple-choice question where you provide answer options. None of the reflection questions have right or wrong answers. Reflection questions are solely intended to encourage the user to think or reflect on a statement or question.

  • Optionally, add feedback. You can add feedback that users will see after answering the question. Here, you can describe an overarching response that helps the user reflect on the given answer and supports their learning process.

💡Tip: Learning Objectives and Tags

You can add learning objectives and tags to learning forms. Learning objectives are useful for creating exams based on specific objectives. By using tags, you can easily find content in the Warehouse. Simply start typing and suggestions of learning objectives and tags you have used before will appear.


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