What to read next

You have a working exercise. What you read next depends on what you are building.

Understand what you just did

Core concepts is three short pages and worth reading once, front to back:

• System overview - the same four steps, with the reasoning behind them
• Learning data and scoring - what a session holds, what Algebrakit stores, how marks are produced
• Integration approaches - whole exercises or single interactions, and who authors the content

Build the real thing

Build takes each step of the demo and does it properly:

• Embed the question components - the component types, and their attributes
• Set up the proxy - authentication, and what your proxy must not forward
• Configure behaviour and Style the components - make it look and behave like your product
• Consume learning events - drive your own UI from what the student does

Let your users author exercises

If authors should create exercises inside your product rather than in the Algebrakit CMS, Embed the authoring components covers mounting the editors. Writing good exercises is a separate craft with its own documentation: see the authoring documentation.

Look something up

Reference has the exact names, types and payloads: the web service API, the exercise specification, every configuration property and styling property, and every learning event.

Get an account

The demo key is rate limited and gives you our exercises, not yours. Create a free account for your own content and higher limits, or contact us about production use.