The phrase highlighter format helps a student select parts of a sentence. It is useful for identifying phrases or clauses. The format uses an interaction state object.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
The phrase highlighter format helps a student select parts of a sentence.
It is useful for identifying phrases or clauses. The format uses an interaction state object.
The phrase highlighter format is an advanced interaction type. It lets a student select a group of words. This is good for finding whole phrases or clauses in a sentence. The format uses specific data to work. The data includes all the words in the sentence. It also includes the correct start and end points for the highlighted phrase.
A teacher wants a student to find all dependent clauses in a text. The teacher uses the phrase highlighter format. The AI model presents the text. The student selects a clause. The AI model checks if the selection matches the correct start and end points.
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