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Template: Swipe series

Content guideline for the Swipe Series template

Written by Marie Xhauflair

The Swipe series template is a quick quiz where learners swipe cards to the left or right to sort them into two categories. You decide how many wrong answers are allowed. After the last card, learners see a results page with feedback on every card.

Setting it up

You set up this template in the left panel and directly in the preview in Studio. The numbers in the screenshots match the numbers in the text.

In the left panel

1. Hide the image overlay (checkbox), under Intro

  • The background image has a dark overlay so the text stays readable.

  • Tick this box to remove the overlay. This may make the text harder to read.

2. Correct dock*, per card

  • Choose the right answer for each card: the left or the right category.

  • The options show your own category labels, for example "Not OK" and "OK".

3. Wrong answers allowed to pass

  • The number of cards learners can get wrong and still pass.

👀 Good to know

This number only decides when learners fail. It does not limit how many times they can try the swipe series.

In the preview

The swipe series has an intro, one slide per card and a results page. You edit them directly in the preview.

Intro

Hover over the image and click the pencil icon to change the background image. The same image is used on the results page.

  1. Heading: the title of the swipe series.

  2. Text: explain which way learners should swipe.

  3. Button: learners click it to start.

Cards

  1. Use the arrow left or arrow right button above the slide to move the card, or the red trash button to delete it.

  2. Question: the question above all cards, for example "Is this OK on the shop floor?".

  3. Instruction line: "Swipe the cards to the correct position".

  4. Wrong answers allowed: the number from the left panel.

  5. Card text: the statement learners sort, with a counter such as "1 of 3". Keep it under 80 characters.

  6. Click the camera icon to add an image to the card.

  7. Category labels: the names of the left and right category, for example "Not OK" and "OK". Click them to edit them.

Results page

  1. Click ✓ to see the page for learners who passed, or × for learners who did not pass.

  2. Score: the number of correct and wrong cards.

  3. Heading and text: write a separate heading and text for passed and for not passed.

  4. Answers: every card with the learner's answer. Click a card to open it and edit its feedback. With ✓ you edit the correct feedback, with × the incorrect feedback.

Add, move and delete cards

  • Add a card: hover between two slides and click the + button that appears.

  • Move a card: use the arrow left or arrow right button above the card slide.

  • Delete a card: click the red trash button above the card slide.

✏️ Tip

You can use your own category labels, for example Yes / No or Myth / Fact.

For image file types and sizes, see Media and asset guidelines.

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