Activity title:

Up to 35 characters look best (50 max)

Activity instruction:

Up to 50 characters look best (500 max)

Number of activity cards:

Up to 8 cards look best (12 max)

Activity image best practice:

Square 1:1 Aspect Ratio images work best.

A 1:1 ratio means that an image’s width and height are equal, creating a square. (Example: a 1080 x 1080 pixel image)

There are several free image editors available to adjust the image aspect ratio.

1. Images with little or no text work best.

Screen readers will also read out loud:

• Activity Title

• Activity Instructions

• Activity Keyboard Command List

• Image alt text

1. Click the icon to create an
   image matching pair.

2. Click Select File to insert
   your local image file,
   SoftChalk Cloud image file or
   URL image file location for
   each matching image pair.

3. Add alt text for each image.
   (required)

4. To edit an image match, hover
   over the image and choose to
   Change Image or click the Trash
   Can icon to delete the image.

5. Click the Trash Can icon next to
   the image pair to delete a
   matching set.

6. Repeat STEPS 1-3 until all
   matching image pair sets have
   been created.

7. Add points to the activity,
   enable Retry, Show Answers
   or Feedback sounds
   (optional).

8. Click OK to insert the activity
   into your lesson

12. Enter an activity prompt.
    This prompts the student to click on a specific area of the image.

13. Click the ‘Add Item’ + icon to create a card.

14. Add and format text in the middle card and/or
    Add an image using Select File.

15. If the card is the correct answer, click the box under ‘Correct Answer’ at the right.

16. Return to the activity editor clicking the Back button.

17. Repeat these steps to create all correct or incorrect card(s).

18. Select options: Partial Credit, Show Answers, Feedback Sounds, or add points for a scored activity.

19. When finished, click OK.
    The Connections Activity placeholder will appear in the lesson.

20. Preview the lesson changes.

When partial credit is enabled, learners will receive points for correct selections.

Then points are detracted for any incorrect selection.

When partial credit is disabled, the leaner must make all correct selections to receive points for the activity.