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Evidence Highlight

Ask for the source evidence—not just the answer

Evidence Highlight combines source selection with an optional written rationale. Learners identify the exact passage that supports a conclusion, and the server can compare their highlights with expected evidence.

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Evidence Highlight

Interactive moment

Visual example
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Highlight the sentence that shows buying intent.

The customer says the current process is slow, and their annual budget has already been approved. They ask whether implementation can start this quarter.
This shows funding is available now…
A source excerpt pairs highlighted evidence with a short rationale field.

Use it with intention

When Evidence Highlight works best

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Reading comprehension

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Sales and case analysis

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Claims, evidence, and reasoning practice

Authoring flow

From idea to learner moment

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Step 1

Provide a focused source excerpt

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Step 2

Define the strongest evidence spans

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Step 3

Decide whether learners must explain why the evidence matters

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Mark the Words

Ask learners to select the exact words that matter

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Open Response

Give learners room to explain in their own words

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Multiple Choice

Ask a focused question without breaking the flow

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Build this interaction in your own lesson

Upload a video, use a compatible YouTube source, or create an interactive image. Add Evidence Highlight at the moment where it improves understanding.

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