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I'm learning multiple choice questions where i've created a javasccript clickable True/False visual support that changes color according to whether the question was answered correctly. However to accomplish this i can only use the bachside of the card, because otherwise the information which answer was clicked would get lost during flipping.
The frontside only contains the question, not the possibel answers. Therefore the timer is ignoring me, because it thinks that i've already answerd the question.
Additionally, I think that spending too much time on the backside of a card (which might contain all the explanations and examples) might be detrimental in other use cases too.
Solution
I would suggest an option that makes the timer ignore which side you are on. The card is only "finished" when it is rated as again/bad/good etc.
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Problem case
I'm learning multiple choice questions where i've created a javasccript clickable True/False visual support that changes color according to whether the question was answered correctly. However to accomplish this i can only use the bachside of the card, because otherwise the information which answer was clicked would get lost during flipping.
The frontside only contains the question, not the possibel answers. Therefore the timer is ignoring me, because it thinks that i've already answerd the question.
Additionally, I think that spending too much time on the backside of a card (which might contain all the explanations and examples) might be detrimental in other use cases too.
Solution
I would suggest an option that makes the timer ignore which side you are on. The card is only "finished" when it is rated as again/bad/good etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: