Teachers can create engaging coding exercises that help students build confidence in programming concepts through hands-on practice. Students access questions via sharing links - no account required.
Create interactive coding exercises that engage students and reinforce programming concepts effectively.
Students drag and drop code blocks to arrange them in the correct order. Perfect for teaching program structure and logical flow.
Interactive drag-and-drop interface
Immediate feedback on solution attempts
Reduces cognitive load while learning syntax
Great for algorithms and control structures
Try these examples:
Students complete algorithms by filling in missing parts. Choose between multiple-choice options with customisable distractors or free-text input.
Multiple-choice with custom distractors or free-text answers
Optional hints for each gap that students can reveal
Perfect for testing specific knowledge
Ideal for syntax and concept reinforcement
Try this example:
Use our intuitive interface to build Parsons Problems or Gap-Fill Questions. Write descriptions with markdown formatting, add code blocks, and set correct answers.
Edit your questions anytime, duplicate successful exercises, and restore accidentally deleted questions. All from your teacher dashboard.
Generate shareable links for each question. Students can access and complete exercises without needing to create accounts.
Reduce cognitive load and help students focus on core programming concepts.
Join teachers who are already using interactive questions to enhance their programming courses.
Create your first coding question today