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Interactive Learning Template
Click to reveal full card
By Tim Slade · 710 uses
A card grid that lets learners reveal a deeper view for each topic. Learners click a card, read the expanded content, and move through topics with thumbnails or the next button. You add card text, rich text and an image for each topic.
About this template
In the creator's words, from Tim Slade.
A grid of cards that flip on hover, then open into a full detail view with a large image, rich-text content, and thumbnail navigation between topics. Click any card to reveal more and step through with the next button. Ideal for topic overviews, skill breakdowns, and explore-at-your-own-pace content.
Learners move from overview to detail
Learners begin at the overview. They hover to flip a card, then click to open a deeper view.
Inside that view, learners see a large image and rich text. They can move between topics with thumbnail navigation or the next button.
You fill in each topic card
Start with the layout that shows a skills overview. The preset ships with six cards and a section title.
For each card, add a title and short text. Then add a lead line, rich text body and image for the detail view.
Pick it when each card needs depth
Use this when a short card should lead to more content. It fits topic overviews and skill breakdowns where learners choose their path.
Use Flashcards when learners need to practice and reinforce concepts. Use Swipe to Sort when learners need two buckets, per-card feedback and a tally screen.
Questions people ask
- Can I change the number of cards?
- Yes. The starting layout starts with six cards, and you can add or remove cards.
- What do I add to each card?
- Add a title, short text, a lead line, rich text body and an image.
- When should I use Flashcards instead?
- Use Flashcards when learners mainly need to practice and reinforce concepts. Use this template when each topic needs a larger detail view.
Template by Tim Slade. Notes by the Mighty team. Publishing, SCORM and LMS details that apply to every template are in the Mighty FAQ.
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