What it does
Locate uncertainty and interpretations in content using marks, open answers or cards.
When to use it
To review instructions, offers, short agreements or interface messages.
Before you begin
- A text or image stimulus.
- Choose a response mode and a question or instruction that matches it.
See how it works
Guided tutorial
Read each step and choose Play to hear the explanation while following the screen.
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Paste the content
What to doEdit text
Real screens with demo data
In Build, click Add block and choose Content test. Choose One text and paste the example sentence into the content. In the instruction, ask participants to mark anything unclear; keep the instruction separate from the text being evaluated.
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An example to try
Read the text and mark what leaves you uncertain.
- Did not understand
- Unsure
- Liked it
What you see in results
- Marks show excerpts or areas and their comments; cards show choices; open answers show interpretations.
- None of these modes generates an automatic comprehension score.
Avoid these mix-ups
- Answer cards are text alternatives, not images to sort.
- Mark colors are fixed; labels can be edited.
- A zero minimum allows proceeding without a mark.