1. Select a Digital Tool or Platform:

    Choose a tool that supports interactivity (e.g., H5P, Canva, Genially, Quizizz, Edpuzzle, Padlet, Google Forms).

student input, interaction, feedback. FOR TEACHER

Pick one that allows for student input, interaction, or feedback.
  1. Design the Activity Structure.

    Create a plan that includes: Instructions for the learner. # STUDENT

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    Task type (e.g., multiple-choice, matching, voice recording, drag-and-drop).

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    Multimedia elements (if applicable: images, audio, video).
    Interactivity (e.g., clickable elements, self-check quizzes, branching options).
  1. Develop the Digital Activity.

    Use your chosen tool to build the full activity, making sure: It works smoothly and is easy to navigate. All instructions are clear. The interactive elements are functional and purposeful.

  2. Provide a Brief Justification (100–150 words).

    Explain: Why this activity suits the chosen skill and audience. What instructional or engagement strategy it uses. What learning outcome it supports.

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  1. Develop the Digital Activity.

    Use your chosen tool to build the full activity, making sure: It works smoothly and is easy to navigate. All instructions are clear. The interactive elements are functional and purposeful.

  2. Provide a Brief Justification (100–150 words).

    Explain: Why this activity suits the chosen skill and audience. What instructional or engagement strategy it uses. What learning outcome it supports.