Use additional options of the Interactive Narrative Editor
The Interactive Narrative Editor has additional options that you can use to advance your interactive narrative.
These additional options aren't required, but are available if you want to take advantage of them:
Add slide feedback
Add slide notes
Add slide author notes
Add an algorithm
Add custom CSS
Preview your interactive narrative
Add slide feedback
Slide feedback (or question feedback) can be authored for individual slides when a slide has at least one component.
A student can click How Did I Do? to be shown the slide feedback for the student response component(s) on the slide.
Add slide notes
Slide notes are visible to students and can be authored for individual slides.
These notes can act as an audio script for the interactive narrative or provide supplementary information about the slide content.
Slide notes are authored in the text field of the Slide Notes pane.
Add slide author notes
Slide author notes are comments that aren't visible to students and can be authored for individual slides.
These notes are only visible to other authors and instructors who are permitted to edit your interactive narrative (Example — other instructors in your class).
Slide author notes allow for:
An opportunity for authors and instructors to leave comments on their own work
Collaboration within teams of authors and instructors
Slide author notes are authored in the text field of the Slide Author Notes pane.
Add an algorithm
Algorithms are authored in the Algorithm pane.
Check out Author an algorithmic question for help with using algorithms in your content.
Add custom CSS
You can customize the style of your slides by using custom CSS code.
Custom CSS is entered in the text field of the Custom CSS pane.
Preview slides
You can preview your entire interactive narrative by clicking Preview.
You can also preview the current slide being edited in the editing window by clicking Preview Slide.
The following functions are available within the preview (and when your students view your interactive narrative within the class):
View Glossary — Displays all defined glossary terms (if a glossary has been created) (check out Add to Glossary icon).
Show All Slides — Displays all slides and slide notes on one screen.
Navigation — Reveals a slide list to select a specific slide to jump to.
Previous Slide — Manually move to the previous slide.
How Did I Do? — Grades any student response component(s) on the slide.
Try Another — Presents another version of the question (if the slide has been authored with questions that use algorithmic variables).
Next Slide — Manually move to the next slide.
