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==== Flashcards ====
==== Flashcards ====
The Flashcards content type allows learners to engage with a set of cards, each containing a picture on one side and a corresponding text on the other. The learner is asked to type a word or expression that matches the picture before flipping the card to reveal the correct answer.
The Flashcards content type allows learners to engage with a set of cards, each containing a picture on one side and a corresponding text on the other. The learner is asked to type a word or expression that matches the picture before flipping the card to reveal the correct answer.
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'''How to Create Flashcards'''
'''How to Create Flashcards'''
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'''6. Finalizing the Project:''' Once everything is done, your flashcard project should look something like this, with each card featuring a question and an image, ready for the learner to interact with.
'''6. Finalizing the Project:''' Once everything is done, your flashcard project should look something like this, with each card featuring a question and an image, ready for the learner to interact with.
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= Timeline =
= Timeline =
The Timeline content type lets you arrange a sequence of events in chronological order. You can add images, text, and even assets from different internet web platforms
The Timeline content type lets you arrange a sequence of events in chronological order. You can add images, text, and even assets from different internet web platforms