Method: let readers check their understanding with quick questions and instant feedback. Participation improves retention — the blog cites a university that saw a 30% increase in course completion with interactive elements.
Knowledge check
Five questions. Click an answer to get instant feedback.
Poll: which method will you try first?
Vote to see how you compare. Click another option to change your vote.
Poll results combine a sample baseline with your vote, stored in your browser. For portal-wide feedback, ClickHelp collects topic ratings and reader comments in its reports.
Tips
- Ask 3–5 questions focused on what readers must be able to do.
- Explain why an answer is right and link to the source topic.
- Place a quiz at the end of a learning path or module.