Activity title character limit: 50:

Up to 35 characters look best (50 max)

Activity instruction character limit: 500:

Up to 50 characters look best (500 max)

Activity prompt:

100 characters or less look best (unlimited)

Number of activity cards: An unlimited number of cards can be created.

Up to 10 cards look best (unlimited)

A vertical scrollbar appears after 10 cards.

Activity image best practice: Images with no or limited text work best.

Portrait:

• 107 x 156 no label 
  107 x 134 with label

Landscape:

• 134 x 107 with/without label

1. Portrait images with no or limited text work best.

2. Use wide images with text and use tall images for only image cards.

3. Images at 800 pixel height and 600 pixel width work best.

4. A wide image will allow more text space below the image for short, well formatted text to fit in the card

2:3 Image Aspect Ratio work best for an image only card.

4:3 Image Aspect Ratio work best for an image with text (50% image, 50% text).

Minimum 179 pixel width x134 height pixel.

A 2:3 ratio means that an image’s width is 2 units and the height is 3 units.

A 4:3 ratio mean that an image’s width of is 4 units and a height of 3 units.

A unit can be inches, lines, or pixels

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

Screen readers will also read out loud:

• Activity Title

• Activity Instructions

• Activity Keyboard Command List

• Activity prompt

• Card text

• Image alt text

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

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

3. Add and format text in the middle card (optional) and/or
   Add an image using Select File (optional).

1. Add Alt text to the image (required if an image is selected).

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

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

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

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

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

7. Preview the lesson changes.

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

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.