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--- interactivity_opinion_page [2025/01/11 11:56] – [Question : Core Properties] jsmith
+++ interactivity_opinion_page [2025/01/11 13:25] (current) – [Class: Core Properties] jsmith
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 ====== Interactivity > Opinion ======
-This page can be used to assess learners' opinions, values or beliefs and presents a series of Likert scale questions which are assigned to different categories (referred to as **Classes **below). The questions can be presented as a slider, with learners dragging a button to a point on the scale, or as column of radio buttons, one of which learners click on.  On submission a radar chart is generated which graphically illustrates the learner's responses for each category.
+This page can be used to assess learners' opinions, values or beliefs and presents a series of Likert scale questions which are assigned to different categories (referred to as **Classes **below). The questions can be presented as a slider, with learners dragging a button to a point on the scale, or as column of radio buttons, one of which learners click on.  On submission a radar chart is generated which graphically illustrates the learner's responses for each category. :!:  In 3.13 a **Tailored Feedback **option has been added which allows you to give differentiated feedback for learner performance in different bands within Classes.
 ===== Example demo =====
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 Within each **Class**, you then need to add **Questions**.
+ :!: New in 3.13. At this point you can also add **Tailored Feedback**.  Here you give a **Title**, and enter the **Text **that will be displayed for learner scores within the band you are creating. You then create percentage values for the the band.  If you want to create 3 levels of differentiated feedback for this Class, you need add 3 lots of Tailored Feedback, and you might set the bands at scores of 0 - 32%, 33 - 65% and 66 - 100%.
 ==== Question : Core Properties ====