Activities¶
The {activity} and {activity-answer} blocks can be used to mark up activities and answers
associated with those activities.
Activity¶
The {activity} marks out a piece of practical work that is undertaken by the student:
:::{activity} A first activity
:name: activity-first
This is an activity that you can undertake in your own time.
:::
This is an activity that you can undertake in your own time.
If you do not provide a :name: attribute, then the activity will not be numbered and will not be cross-referenceable.
If you provide a :name: attribute, then you can refer to activities (such as Activity 1) using the
standard cross-referencing functions.
Answer¶
Optionally the activity can be provided with an answer that is initially hidden:
::::{activity} Another activity
:name: another-activity
This is an activity you should undertake on your own, but we have also provided an answer.
:::{activity-answer}
This is a sample answer for the activity, which the user can show by clicking on the link.
:::
::::
This is an activity you should undertake on your own, but we have also provided an answer.
This is a sample answer for the activity, which the user can show by clicking on the link.
Time¶
The {time} block is used to indicate that something will take a given amount of time an activity may take, but
can be used anywhere you want to indicate a time-span:
:::{time} 20 minutes
:::
This produces:
20 minutes
Qualitative timings¶
If you only want to give qualitative timings, then use the {fa-icon}`code-point` role to add pencils (or other icons
used to indicate timings):
:::{time} {fa-icon}`f303`{fa-icon}`f303`
:::
This produces:
