At the conclusion of each chapter (Phase IV Reflect), you will be required to devise an MCQ. Each MCQ can draw on any material but must involve at least one element from the chapter being considered. Each MCQ should include appropriate feedback. You are then required to produce a short justification for the motivation behind each MCQ. This motivation should include a consideration of the rationale for the choice of distractors and reflection on the content.

The submitted MCQs are collated into an online quiz. You are then be expected to attempt to answer a personal subset (guided around 12) of the MCQs.

Feedback is instantaneous upon submitting your answer to each question. You will then rate each question on four domains (quality of feedback, difficulty, interest/relevance, uniqueness/novelty). To encourage completion of this important reflection stage, maximum score is awarded for any missing ratings (advantaging the student who set the question). A dashboard provides feedback via scores for six domains (correctness, completion, plus the four ratings). An (open) weighting algorithm derives a credit (XP) score from these six domains. A leader board of the top XP scores is displayed in the dashboard.