Choose and Add a Content Block

Add a content block to a module

1. Open the module where you want to add content.
2. Click the + sign to add content.
3. Choose one of the available content block types:
   • Text / Media
   • File
   • Quiz block
     • Scan result
     • Question (multiple choice)
     • Question (free form)

Rich text editor options

All content blocks include a rich text editor, so you can:

1. Add headings.
2. Create bullet and numbered lists.
3. Format text with bold and italic.
4. Add images.
   • Supported file types: png, jpg, jpeg, PNG, JPG, JPEG.
5. Add video.
   • Paste a video URL or embed code from YouTube, Loom, Vimeo, or Google Drive.

Content block types

Text / Media

Use this when you want to explain, instruct, or provide learning content for learners to read or watch.

What it’s for:

• Writing explanations of concepts
• Adding examples, background, or theory
• Structuring content into readable sections

How to create a Text / Media block

1. Click the + sign in your module.
2. Select Text / Media.
3. Start writing your content in the editor.
4. Use headings, lists, images, and video to structure the content.
5. Add a new Text / Media block for each section of content you want to keep separate.

File

Use this when you want to attach a file for learners to download or open.

What it’s for:

• Sharing articles, worksheets, or handouts
• Uploading supporting documents or spreadsheets

How to create a File block

1. Click the + sign in your module.
2. Select File.
3. Upload a file from your computer.
   • Supported file types: doc, docx, pdf, xls, xlsx.

Quiz block types

Quiz blocks let you assess learners and, in many cases, auto-grade their work.

Available quiz block types:

• Scan result
• Question (multiple choice)
• Question (free form)

Scan result block

What it is:

The Scan result block lets learners respond by submitting images they have created in the Corsmed MRI Simulator.

When learners submit their sequence, you can view:

• The resulting image stack
• The parameters and slice positions they used

How to create a Scan result block

1. Click the + sign in your module.
2. Select Scan result under Quiz blocks.
3. Choose the grading type:
   • Manual: you or another instructor review and grade the submission.
   • Auto: the system grades using a reference image.
4. Enter the Max points for this scan result.
5. Enter the question or instructions for learners in the rich text editor.

Multi choice question block

What it is:

The Multiple Choice question block lets learners answer by choosing from predefined options. It can be single-select or multi-select, and it supports auto-grading.

• Single-select: learners can select one option.
• Multi-select: learners can select one or more options, and you can define multiple correct answers.
• You assign points per option, including negative points for incorrect answers.

If auto-grading is used, learners receive their result immediately after submitting the module.

How to create a Multi choice question

1. Click the + sign in your module.
2. Select Question (multiple choice) under Quiz blocks.
3. Decide on the answer type in the dropdown menu:
   • Select Single correct answer if only one option should be correct.
   • Select Multiple correct answers if more than one option can be correct.
4. Enter the question in the rich text editor.
5. Enter the answer options learners can choose from.
6. Assign points to each answer option:
   • You can assign different points per option.
   • You can use negative points for incorrect answers so learners can’t simply select all options to get full points.
   • The minimum total score for the question is 0, so learners won’t get a negative score even if all chosen answers are wrong.

Free form question block

What it is:

The Free Form question block lets learners answer in their own words, similar to an essay question.

• Learners can provide detailed, open-ended responses.
• You can use this to encourage deeper reflection and reasoning.

How to create a Free form block

1. Click the + sign in your module.
2. Select Question (free form) under Quiz blocks.
3. Enter the question or prompt in the rich text editor.
4. Enter the max points that can be awarded for a correct or excellent answer.

Conclusion

You've learned how to add content blocks to a module and choose the right type based on how you want learners to interact with the material.