Interactive Video
Watch the clip, then answer two questions
COURSEWORK AUTHORING
A lecture that asks questions back.
ED Studio is where a lecturer builds coursework. Nineteen content types, starting with video that stops mid-timeline to ask a question and records the answer against the student. Built once, used in every course you teach.
WHY THIS EXISTS
A recording is a broadcast.
Students watch it at double speed, and nobody knows who understood what. The quiz arrives a week later, too late to change the lecture it was testing.
NINETEEN CONTENT TYPES
Chosen for higher education, not inherited.
The palette is deliberate. Types built for school classrooms were left out, so a lecturer opens a list of nineteen things worth building rather than a catalogue to hunt through.
Video and presentation
- Interactive video with graded questions in the timeline
- Course presentation
- Interactive book
Assessment
- Question set
- Keyword-scored essay
- Image hotspot questions
- Crossword
Explanation
- Image hotspots for labelled diagrams
- Timeline
- Chart
- Accordion
- Dialogue cards
Writing and study
- Cornell notes
- Documentation tool
- Essay structure strip
- Sort paragraphs
Language and scenario
- Dictation for listening and transcription
- Branching scenario for case work
Composition
- Column, which assembles several of the above into one page
TRY THEM
Four of the nineteen, playable here.
These demonstrate the interaction a student performs, and they run in your browser. Nothing is downloaded, nothing is installed, and nothing loads from another company’s server. The product itself is on the demonstration campus.
Question Set
Answer three questions and see the score
Image Hotspots
Tap a labelled point on the diagram
Sort Paragraphs
Drag the paragraphs into the right order
CONNECTED
Built in Edify. Ratified in Rize.
Graded activities score into the Edify gradebook while the term runs. Ratified results pass into Rize, which holds the record the institution stands behind. Nothing is entered twice.
THE LIVE DEMONSTRATION
Build one yourself.
Sign in as a guest at edu.tifaqm.com, open a course shell, and author something. No form stands in front of it, and no one calls you afterwards.