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Which of these is an example of active listening?

Putting them on hold immediately
Checking email while they talk
Repeating back what they said to confirm you understood
Interrupting with a solution

The same question in Spark Circuit

Spark Circuit: a neon kart races through a night city, and the active listening question hangs over the track as a gate with four answer lanes.

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PWO means portable web object: a small game you can put in your course. It's the same tool that used to be called the PWO Generator.

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First row must be the column headers (format shown below)

New to this? Build your questions in Excel or Google Sheets, then save as a CSV. Use one row per question, with these column headers in the very first row:

question: the question you're asking.
option_1, option_2, option_3, option_4: the four answer choices (option_1 is the first choice, option_2 the second, and so on).
correct_answer: the letter of the right choice (A = option_1, B = option_2, C = option_3, D = option_4).
feedback_correct and feedback_incorrect (optional): what the learner hears for a right or wrong answer.

Here's what it looks like in a spreadsheet:

question	option_1	option_2	option_3	option_4	correct_answer
What does HIPAA protect?	Patient health info	Company profits	Office supplies	Employee salaries	A
Spaced repetition works by:	Cramming all at once	Reviewing at spaced intervals	Repeating back to back	Skipping review	B

In the first row, correct_answer is A, so the right answer is option_1 ("Patient health info"). In the second row it's B, so the right answer is option_2.

Already have a file with option1 / optionA headers? Those still work too.

Upload a Word document. Each question should be a numbered line, followed by 4 lettered options (A, B, C, D), with the correct answer marked with an asterisk * or the word (correct). Example:

1. What does HIPAA protect?
A. Patient health info *
B. Company profits
C. Office supplies
D. Employee salaries

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We'll parse it into structured questions

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Link: the fastest way to try a game, share it or put it in a course.
The game stays on our site. Your course shows it from there.
Learners need the internet to play.
Some company networks block outside sites. If yours does, use a web folder or LMS package instead.
When we update the game, your link gets the update too.
A link doesn't send scores to your LMS.
Web folder: the game's files go inside your course, so it doesn't need our site.
Unzip the download. In Storyline, insert the folder containing index.html as a Web Object, then publish the course.
You can also upload the whole folder to a web host.
It stays the way it was when you downloaded it. Download it again to get our updates.
A web folder doesn't report the game's score to your LMS by itself. Your course tracks this slide like its other slides.
LMS package: pick SCORM 2004 or SCORM 1.2, then download.
Upload the ZIP to your LMS. Don't unzip it.
Not sure which version? Check your LMS's help pages or ask your LMS admin.
If one won't upload or won't track scores, try the other.
When the game ends, the package reports completion, score, and pass or fail.
To pass, a learner needs 70% or more right (80% in Office Rush, Cubicle Run and Dragon Flight).
If a learner's game ends early, questions they didn't reach count as wrong.
Test it in your LMS before you assign it.

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