Features
Random attention checks
At unpredictable moments the lesson pauses and asks the student to respond. Miss it, and the minutes since the last check don't count.
How it works
- Checks are scheduled at random points in the student's verified time, so they can't be predicted from the clock.
- A check is either a quick content question from your question pool or a click on a randomly placed target.
- The student has a short window to respond. A missed or failed check voids the time since the previous check.
- Every check and its result is recorded on the student's record.
What your school controls
- Turn attention checks on or off per course
- Minimum and maximum time between checks (default 5 to 15 minutes)
- How long the student has to respond (default 45 seconds)
- Which quiz questions may be used as in-lesson checks
Questions
Will a mouse jiggler beat it?
No. Checks need a real answer or a click on a target that moves every time.
Does a wrong answer reveal the right one?
No. The student is told the time didn't count, not what the answer was.
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