Create Fill in the blanks with AI

Create a Fill in the Blanks activity

1. In Learning Activities, select + New Activity > Fill in the Blanks.

2. Add your learning content. You can:

   • Paste text directly into the content window.

   • Select + Add Content to upload files from your device or add cloud files from OneDrive.

   Supported file types: Word documents, PDFs, PowerPoints, and text files. Content must be between 240 and 50,000 characters.

3. Select your language.

4. Choose your content format:

   • Allow AI to edit content for exercises — AI may rephrase or restructure your text to create better exercises.

   • Use text as entered — Exercises use your original text exactly as written.

5. Choose your difficulty:

   • Easy — Fewer blanks, shorter exercises.

   • Medium — Balanced complexity.

   • Challenging — More blanks, longer exercises.

6. Select Generate.

Review and edit exercises

After generating, you can review and customize your exercises before saving.

• Edit an exercise — Select any exercise to edit the paragraph text.

• Edit blanks — Choose which words become blanks, and add or remove distractor words.

• Add or delete exercises — Add more exercises or remove ones you don't need.

• Edit the title — Select the auto-generated title at the top to rename your activity.

Save your activity

Select Save Activity when you're happy with your exercises.

• Students go directly into practicing.

• Educators go to the activity overview page.

Practice Fill in the Blanks

When practicing, you see a paragraph with blanks and a set of words to choose from:

[Screenshot placeholder: Fill in the Blanks practice screen showing a paragraph with blanks and draggable word options]

1. Read the paragraph and find the blanks.

2. Drag and drop words into the correct blanks.

3. Once all blanks are filled, select Check to see your results.

4. Review which blanks you got right and which ones you missed. You can also select Show answers to reveal the correct words.

5. Select Continue to move to the next exercise.

View insights (educators only)

On the activity overview page, educators can see:

• Students started — How many students have begun the activity.

• Students completed — How many have finished.

• Average score — The average across all students.

• Challenging blanks — Blanks that students struggled with most.

Share your activity

Select Share from the overview page or the three-dot menu (⋯) on the home screen.

• Join code — Share this code with others. They enter it using the Join button on the home screen.

• Share link — Copy a direct link to share with anyone.