WISE5 Components

Table of Contents WISE5 Component What is a Component? WISE Components Types Discussion Draw Embedded Graph HTML Label Component Match Multiple Choice Open Response Outside URL Table

WISE5 Component

What is a Component?

Components allow students to read text, watch videos, answer multiple choice questions, fill out a table, plot a graph, and perform other activities. For people familiar with WISE4, the component is equivalent to a WISE4 step. Authors can add one or more components of different types in a WISE5 step. Each component has their own scope and can communicate with any other component within the same WISE project. You can read more about "Connected Components" here.

WISE Components Types

Here are the WISE components that are included in the default WISE release. You can look at the code here.

1. Discussion
2. Draw
3. Embedded (details below)
4. Graph
5. HTML
6. Label (formerly the annotator from WISE v4)
7. Match
8. Multiple Choice
9. Open Response
10. Outside URL
11. Table

Discussion

The Discussion component allows students to respond to a question and view and reply to their classmates' responses. Students can type text and attach images when writing their response. Discussion has the option to be "gated", where students must post their own answer before seeing other students' responses. Discussions happen in real-time.

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Auto-Grade Support?	NO

Draw

Students can use the tools in the Draw Component to draw sketches and models. The Draw Component has these tools: line, rectangle, circle, stamp, undo/redo, and free-form. Students can also add images from their own computer onto the drawing canvas.

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Auto-Grade Support?	YES

Embedded

If you've developed your own application and want to use it in a WISE project, you can use the "Embedded Component" which allows you to place your application inside WISE and access the WISE API to save and retrieve user data from your application.

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Auto-Grade Support?	YES

Graph

Students can create prediction graphs and compare against a graph with imported data using the Graph component. Authors can specify the axis and labels. This component supports multiple series, markers and regression.

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Auto-Grade Support?	NO

HTML

HTML components are often used to present evidence or provide instructions for the students to read. Authors can upload images and videos to the project and style the page using HTML and CSS via the Authoring Tool.

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Auto-Grade Support?	NO

Label Component

Students can label items on an image using the Label component. They can choose from a pre-authored set of labels or add new labels on their own. The Label Component can be authored to automatically score and give feedback when the student submits their work.

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Auto-Grade Support?	YES

Match

Match Component allows students to match "choice items" to their target "buckets" using drag and drop. The choice items can be text and/or images. The Match Component can be authored to automatically score and give feedback when the student submits their work.

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Auto-Grade Support?	YES

Multiple Choice

Students select one or more choices. Choices can have radio buttons or check boxes next to them and can consist of text, images, or html. A single correct choice or multiple correct choices can be specified for auto grading.

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Auto-Grade Support?	YES

Open Response

Students read a question or prompt and type up their response in a text area. The prompt can contain text, images, or html. The students can use a plain text editor or rich text editor when typing their response. Student responses can be auto-graded in real-time.

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Auto-Grade Support?	YES

Outside URL

A webpage can be displayed within a WISE component. All that is needed is the url to the outside web page.

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Auto-Grade Support?	NO

Table

Students are shown a table with a certain number of rows and a certain number of columns. A cell in the table can have pre-authored text in it. Cells can also be made read-only to the student.

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Auto-Grade Support?	NO