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Interaction type

Matching

Connect related ideas across two clear sets

Matching asks learners to pair terms with definitions, causes with effects, or examples with categories. The interaction keeps both columns visible so the task tests relationships, not memory load.

Matching

Interactive moment

Visual example
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Match each signal to the correct diagnosis.

Rapid pulseFlow restriction
Low gaugePressure loss
Warm housingFriction
Two aligned columns make each learner-created pair easy to review.

Use it with intention

When Matching works best

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Vocabulary and definitions

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Cause-and-effect relationships

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Role and responsibility mapping

Authoring flow

From idea to learner moment

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Step 1

Create unambiguous pairs

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Step 2

Balance both columns

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Step 3

Add explanations for commonly confused matches

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