Interactive cards

Interactive cards in Sana Learn are used to enhance learning experiences and engagement. Designed for active participation and knowledge retention, these cards cater to diverse learning styles, fostering a dynamic and immersive learning environment.

Explore the versatile interactive card features in Sana to create interactive and impactful training experiences tailored to your learners' needs.

Add a new dimension to learning with our interactive matrix card. Think of it as a sliding scale but with two axes, letting learners plot their position during courses.

You can use the Matrix either as a stand-alone card or as a block within a page card.

The Scenario training card enhances courses by allowing users to practice real-life situations with an AI counterpart, providing feedback based on their responses. Admins can customize scenarios with specific context using text inputs or links to Sana content, and the card automatically integrates with previous course content.

Choose chat for text-based messaging scenarios or voice for real-time spoken practice.

This card is a delightful icebreaker that lets learners share any thoughts in response to a prompt you set. All other words submitted by learners will drop down in a pile so you can see different responses.

The Reflection card prompt learners to pause, reflect, and provide thoughtful responses, fostering critical thinking by encouraging users to articulate insights and feedback. These cards enhance the learning experience by promoting a deeper understanding and application of key concepts through reflection and consideration of experiences.

The Sliding Scale presents learners with a visual spectrum to express preferences, opinions, or responses by adjusting a marker along the scale, facilitating active engagement and providing clear visual feedback. Users can indicate their position on the scale to reflect their level of agreement or preference on specific topics or scenarios, allowing for nuanced responses and promoting interactive learning experiences within Sana.

You can use the Sliding scale either as a stand-alone card or as a block within a page card.

This interactive card is designed to engage learners by soliciting their opinions, choices, or feedback through polls. This feature enables educators or trainers to gauge understanding, preferences, or sentiments of learners, fostering a dynamic and participatory learning environment. Or why not just add a check-in poll to ask how everyone is doing today?

By analyzing the aggregated responses, instructors can tailor subsequent content, discussions, or activities to better meet the needs and interests of the learners.

The Q&A card is an interactive tool designed to deepen understanding and encourage curiosity among learners. No question is considered stupid or too small! This feature allows learners to view suggested questions, but also gives them the freedom to ask their own unique questions about the material.

The Q&A card provides the answer and cites the specific card where the information was discussed. This reinforces learning by linking back to the original context, empowering learners to take control of their educational journey and gain a solid understanding and confidence in the material.

The Flip card is an interactive tool that engages learners by presenting questions or prompts on one side and corresponding answers or information on the other side. It not only allows for the variation in how information is conveyed but also adds elements of engagement and interaction as learners have to flip the card to reveal the information.

By incorporating Flip cards in a course, you can create a better visual experience for learners while simultaneously making the learning process more interactive, win-win.
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The question card in Sana is designed to facilitate interactive learning by allowing educators to pose questions directly within the content. This tool is designed to assess learner understanding and retention in real-time. It supports various question types, providing flexibility in how information is tested. The use of question cards not only enhances engagement but also provides immediate feedback to learners, helping them to identify areas where they may need further study.

You can use questions either as a stand-alone card or as a block within a page card.

The Assessment card is designed to evaluate the overall knowledge and skills of learners at the end of a module or course. It allows educators to create structured tests with a variety of questions and can be configured to include time limits and pass/fail criteria.

This card is crucial for certifying learner competence and readiness to proceed or complete the learning process. By analyzing learner performance, the Assessment Card enables you to identify knowledge retention and gaps, allowing for refinement and enhances course content.

The survey card is one of many interactive cards available in the course editor designed to help you create customizable surveys directly in a Sana course. No need to use external tools to improve your course's measurability and gather valuable feedback!

Choose from a range of different question types (Single/Multiple choice, Text input, Net promoter score (NPS), Likert/Opinion scale) in the course editor to meet any need for eNPS, pulse checks, pre- and post-course self-assessments.

The Embed Card in Sana provides a powerful tool for integrating external content directly within the learning experience.

By simply pasting the URL, Sana can embed external resources directly in the course. This feature allows learners to access relevant information without leaving the platform, creating a seamless and immersive learning environment!

Videos are an excellent tool for making things interesting and keeping people engaged. This interactive card elevates learning by integrating engaging video content into courses.

By bringing lessons to life with moving material, this feature helps ensure that key concepts are memorable and impactful, and has the option to disable skipping.

For Drop a Word, Matrix, Polls, Reflections, Sliding scale, and Survey cards you can indicate how the learners will share their answers. Use the table below to understand the three available privacy options: Anonymous allowed, Named only, and Anonymous only.