To access the individual learning modules of the online course, check out the teff framework and the navigation on the right site.

Use the navigation on the left to browse through the learning modules. When you open a learning module, the table of contents opens automatically. This allows you to navigate to the main chapters and then to the sub-chapters and subsequent pages by clicking or tapping on the headings. Look at the table of contents to see where within the module you are. The active page is highlighted with a grey background. The table of contents can be opened by clicking on the burger menu (grey icon with three white horizontal lines at the top left).

On the right site of the learning module, you will find page numbers and three icons for navigation.

The numbers indicate which page you are currently on and the total number of pages of the learning module. The right- and left-pointing arrows can be used to navigate between the individual pages of the learning module. The icon on the far right allows you to view the learning module in full-screen mode.

In the online course and in the learning modules, you will find interactive icons that show additional information when you click or tap on them.

They will look a little different, depending on whether you are in the online course or in a learning module.

In an online course you will find icons with a +-sign.

When you click on the question or the +-sign, it will open the answer and highlight the question in yellow.

 

When you are in a learning module, you will find interactive icons like this:

 

 

 

When you click on the text, the desired information will open underneath.

 

 

 

You can interrupt the learning modules whenever you like. When the page is restarted on the same device, the learning module will open at the point at which you last left it.

The online course and the learning modules can be accessed on every kind of digital device. It has been optimised for laptops and desktop computers.

The learning modules feature tests at the end of every chapter, and there is a more comprehensive quiz at the end of each learning module.

Your answers to the questions are automatically assessed as you go. You do not necessarily have to complete the quiz to progress to other content in the learning module, and you can repeat it as often as you like.

The different kinds of tasks in the chapters are:

Summary

In the summary, you are asked to summarise the most important facts of the chapter. You will get two or more statements you will need to assess.

 

 

 

If you choose the correct one, the statement will be marked with a green tick to show that it has been answered correctly.

 

 

 

 

If you choose the wrong statement, it will appear in red. But you get a second guess.

 

Drag and Drop

You can drag the statements at the bottom into the bigger boxes. They will be marked red (incorrect) or green (correct) when you click on “Check”. Feel free to try again.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Drag the words

Here, you need to drag and drop the words at the bottom into the correct spaces in the text. After clicking on the “Check” button, the words you entered will appear in red (incorrect) or green (correct). If more than one of your answers turns red, you can choose to reveal the solution or try again.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Multiple choice

Here, you need to choose the correct statements. One or more answers may be correct. After clicking on the “Check” button, the answers will turn red (incorrect) or green (correct). If more than one of your answers turns red, you can choose to reveal the solution or try again.

 

Single choice / true-false

Here, you need to choose the correct answers from the statements. Only one answer is correct. After clicking on the “Check” button, your answers will turn red (incorrect) or green (correct). If more than one answer turns red, you can choose to reveal the solution or try again.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Learning success control

In the learning success control, you won’t get any feedback while answering the questions.

 

 

 

 

 

You’ll get your feedback at the end of the quiz. When you answer more than 80 % of the questions correctly, you will receive a link to get a certificate of participation.

You can enter your own thoughts, products or texts in the transfer tasks at the end of the learning module or sometimes also in the middle of the learning module. Simply grab a placeholder box and fill it in. You can also read, comment on or like answers from other learners.