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title: "More activities for more interactivity! "
url: "https://help.edtake.ai/en/article/more-activities-for-more-interactivity"
language: "en"
last_updated: "2025-06-19T09:46:33.896Z"
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# More activities for more interactivity! 

*If you want to **enrich your training with more interactivity**, it’s possible! We have added **new types of sequences**:*

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#### **Case Studies**

They will guide the learner through different phases, such as the statement, analysis, diagnosis, and solution. To create one, go to the pedagogical flow of your sequence, then click on "Add". Fill in the following fields: **title, summary, and typology (case study).** Then, indicate the **key concepts** to be covered in the content to be generated.

#### **Role-playing Scenarios**

These allow you to create dynamic role-plays based on real-life situations and concrete cases. To create one, go to the pedagogical flow of your sequence, then click on "Add". Fill in the fields: title, summary, and typology (role-playing scenario). The summary should match the pedagogical objective of the sequence. Then, you can enter the sequence and tell the AI what type of role-playing scenario you want to generate (for example, a team role-play).

In these two new sequence types, you are in control of the scenario, and you can always modify what is generated.

#### **Assessments**

The Assessment typology allows you to evaluate learners' knowledge in a structured way. Unlike other sequence types automatically generated in your pedagogical flow, the Assessment sequence requires manual intervention due to the requirements of the ACT AI.

To add an Assessment sequence to your module, first create a classic sequence, then select the Assessment typology.

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Once this typology is chosen, you have two options:

**Manual addition of blocks/exercises**: Click the "+" button to manually add exercises or other blocks to the sequence, depending on your pedagogical needs.

**Import existing exercises**: You can access a panel of all exercises already generated in previous sequences and import them manually to make them evaluative.

**Organizing the Evaluation: Separate sections for better readability**

To effectively structure learners' navigation, you can use the "Add Evaluation Separator" button. This separator allows you to clearly delimit different sections of exercises, ensuring that each section is completed before moving on to the next.

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**Configuring Evaluation Criteria**

In the settings at the top right of the interface, you will find the "Evaluation" section, where you can customize several criteria:

**Minimum score to move to the next section**: Set a minimum score that the learner must achieve to move on to the next section of the evaluation.

**Require a minimum score to continue the training**: You can also impose a minimum score that the learner must obtain to continue the training.

**Display responses after evaluation**: Choose whether or not to display the learner’s responses after they have submitted them, allowing them to view their results in real time.

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### Good to Know

To generate your content, edtake's AI relies on the name, typology (which defines the structure of the content), summary, and the concepts to be covered in your sequence, whether generated by AI or manually created. Therefore, feel free to click on the pencil icon to edit, verify, and complete these elements to ensure that your course content and activities are aligned with your objectives.