Quick Student Explainer Video
Tool In Action
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Step 1: Instructions
In step 1, you can read the instructions that have been set by your teacher. Here the teams in which the tRAT step will be executed will also be visible including an overview of all fellow team members.
Step 2: iRAT (Individual Readiness Assurance Test)
Figure 2.1: Take individual test
The second step of the activity will be the Individual Readiness Assurance Test. Here all quiz questions will be answered individually. The questions will all be multiple-choice, after selecting the correct answer option, press "submit" to lock in the answer.
Figure 2.2: Complete the quiz and submit your answers
Figure 2.3: View after the answer has been submitted.
Figure 2.4: View when Quiz completed
After an answer has been submitted, there will be no indication of whether the answer was correct or not. This will only be revealed in the tRAT step.
Once all questions have been answered, the tRAT step will become available.
Step 3: tRAT (Team Readiness Assurance Test)
This step will be completed in teams, only one team member (group representative) will be responsible for answering the questions. The idea behind this step is for the team to discuss how they answered the questions in the iRAT step, to decide upon the correct answer together.
Figure 3.1: Take team test
Figure 3.2: Choosing the group representative
This screen shows the student's group and asks them to select a group representative before starting the test. It lists group members, highlighting the current student with a green dot, and includes a "View all members" link.
If no representative is chosen, a warning banner appears with a "Become representative" option—any student can claim the role first. A note explains only the representative can submit answers and advises confirming this with teammates.
The "Start test" button is disabled until a representative is assigned.
Figure 3.3: tRAT question view with scratch-off feedback
Once an answer option has been determined, the team leader will fill in this option in the tRAT. If the answer is correct, the students will receive 100% for this question. If the answer is incorrect, another option to select the right answer will be available. Students will be able to provide answer options until the correct answer is selected.
All other students will be able to see the answers that have been given along with whether the scores were received.
Figure 3.4: Quiz completion screen with results summary
After completing all questions, students see the "Quiz completed!" screen with their overall score and a summary comparing the average individual test (iRAT) scores and the team test (tRAT) score.
A table below shows each question's slide, the student's iRAT answer (correct or incorrect), and the tRAT result, including the number of attempts the team took to answer correctly.
Students can then exit the quiz or review the questions.