A matrix selector is an advanced interaction format. It helps a user connect two ideas together. The format uses an interaction state object to track user choices.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A matrix selector is an advanced interaction format.
It helps a user connect two ideas together. The format uses an interaction state object to track user choices.
A matrix selector asks a user to choose one cell in a grid. The grid has columns and rows. Each column and row has a label. The user must find the cell where the column label and row label meet. This format is good for showing how two ideas combine.
A student is learning grammar. The teacher uses a matrix selector. One column is 'Past' and one row is 'Perfect'. The student must click the cell where 'Past' and 'Perfect' meet. This shows the student understands how these two concepts combine.
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