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What is worksheet mode? Where can I set worksheet mode?
Redmenta offers a variety of worksheet modes. Here’s everything you need to know about self-study, assisted learning, and gamified challenge worksheet modes!
Redmenta offers a variety of worksheet modes that support self-directed and gamified learning. Redmenta has upgraded the traditional assessment model and introduced two progressive worksheet modes: self-directed learning and gamified challenge.
How do I access these worksheet modes?
To access these settings, go to the Edit menu in your worksheet and click the 'Evaluation Settings' button at the top of the page. This will bring up these worksheet modes, allowing you to choose the one that best suits your practice.
Different worksheet modes serve different educational purposes:
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In self-study mode, students can check whether their answers are correct at any time, supporting the learning process and practice without burden.
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The gamified challenge mode creates an exciting competitive situation where every wrong answer means losing a life, ensuring a challenge for students.
Worksheet Mode Summary
Characteristic | Self-study | Gamified Challenges | Assisted learning |
Educational purposes | Practice, Review, Self-Directed Learning | Knowledge comparison, playful practice | Partially Assisted Learning Practice |
Number of immediate feedbacks | Borderless | As many lives as the teacher has defined | As many hints as the teacher defines |
Consequences of wrong answer | Mistake score | Reduces life by one (Completion ends when all lives are depleted) | None (hints are deducted when checking the accuracy of the answer) |
The Teacher's Role in Immediate Feedback Limitations | No role, feedback is welcome | Decide how many lives students will have | Decide how many hints students will have |
Do students have to answer every question? | No | Yes | Yes |
Are students required to answer every question accurately? | No | Yes | No |
Can you complete the worksheet when you have used all the immediate feedback? | Not applicable | No, the worksheet is submitted when life is exhausted | Yes |
Ranking possibility | Evaluation by score and error score | Life remaining (or how far you progress before your life runs out) | Remaining hints |
Example of use | Practice, independent study - monitoring learning progress (e.g. how much more practice is needed) | During gamified learning and practice: for example, competing on a given topic, comparing knowledge | Ideal for test preparation, when students have a good grasp of the material but need additional guidance or support to reinforce key concepts. |