Click on one of the topics below to view the demo
English
Maths
To make it interesting, the activities are created in different formats. Some of these formats are explained below :
1. TRUE OR FALSEThe student has to select any one option-True or False. This format is generally used for contextual questions.
2. MULTIPLE CHOICEHere the student is given 3-4 choices, and from those he has to choose the correct option. There is only one correct answer.
3. MULTIPLE RESPONSEThe format for this question is similar to the one above, the only exception being that there is more than one correct answer here.
4.MATCHINGIn this type of activity, the words/phrases are provided in two columns. The student has to match the options that go together. This format is mostly used for dictionary-based activities.
5.SEQUENCEA list of events from the story are provided in random order and the student has arrange the events chronologically.
6.FILL IN THE BLANKSThis is just like the fill in the blanks activity provided in textbooks. Here the student has to choose one correct option(from the two given) from the dropdown list on the screen.
7.WORD BANKThis activity is similar to Fill in the Blanks above. The only difference here is that a variety of options are given in a ‘word bank’ below the question. The student has to select the correct answer, drag it from its place and drop it into the correct blank above. Each question has only one correct answer here.
Criteria |
Recommended Requirement |
Operating System Requirements |
Windows XP, Windows-7, Windows-8, Windows-8.1, Windows-10 (x86 & x64) (All Editions Except Starter Edition) |
Supported Architectures |
32-Bit (x86) & 64-Bit (x64) |
Processor |
Computer that has a 1.6GHz or faster processor |
Memory (RAM) |
1 GB (32 Bit) or 2 GB (64 Bit) RAM |
Graphics Card |
On Board |
Display Screen |
1024 x 768 resolution display |
Input Device |
Keyboard and mouse |
Hard Disk Space |
5400 RPM hard disk drive with 6GB of available hard disk space or Above |
Others |
DVD-ROM Drive, Audio Device |