How to build an interactive study guide

Overview

With the advent of multimodal devices, it's now possible to reimagine how humans absorb and retain information, especially when it comes to studying. The study guide template considers a person's learning style and is designed for multiple modes of interaction (text, chip input, and voice). It also accounts for the many question types used in today's exams/tests including multiple-choice, visual/audio prompts, fill-in-the-blank, and short answer.

Create a comprehensive learning experience using text, audio, and visual cues to assist users in conceptualizing, analyzing, and applying meaning to the subject matter.

In this template we'll cover how to:

• Design an interactive study guide/mock exam using popular question types
• Use flows to add, duplicate, remove and edit new and existing questions
• Use the random step to randomize the question order
• Set conditions to account for user sessions and number of questions asked
• Setting/resetting variables to personalize the experience
• Using intents to context-switch