Using Breakroom for Training

The Breakroom for Training system can be added to any Region to facilitate student- or teacher-led instruction. Learn how to track your learning progress, take quizzes, and access in-world tools.

Overview

The Breakroom for Training system is designed to support online learning through the streamlined management of educational content. World Owners and other stakeholders can create student- or instructor-led courses consisting of structured learning modules, waivers, and quizzes, and integrate these touchpoints into live online instruction.

This section will show you how to access the Breakroom for Training tools as a student. For more information about creating Breakroom for Training courses or administering courses as an Instructor, please see our Breakroom for Training section.

Logging in

Highlighted: The location of the Breakroom for Training widget.

When you enter a Region that contains the Breakroom for Training system, you'll see the Breakroom for Training widget appear automatically on your screen. This widget can be dragged around the screen by clicking and holding the center button.

Pictured: A closeup of the Breakroom for Training widget.

Upon login, you'll be guided through a quick tour of the widget tools. For reference, here's an overview of the four buttons, starting in the upper right corner and moving clockwise.

Button
Purpose

Quiz Activity

Allows you to review your quiz activity and progress for all active courses.

Opens your own personal in-world notepad, where you can take notes for each course.

Notifications

Contains notices, alerts, and messages about your course activity.

Allows you to view descriptions of all offered courses.

Taking quizzes

As Breakroom for Training courses are live and instructor-led, all quizzes are pushed forward by the teacher. Quizzes may contain a mix of timed and untimed material, multiple choice questions, free answer spaces, and matching games.

Pictured: The Reference buttons.

Question cards may contain See Reference Links or See Reference Images buttons. Clicking on these buttons will allow you to review material that may be necessary to answer a question, such as charts or writing excerpts.

Pictured: An example multiple choice question.

The top portion of each question card contains grading requirements. Here you can see:

  • Whether the question is required or optional

  • What the answer requirements are (for example, you may need to make two choices, or write a minimum number of words)

  • Whether the answer requirements have been met (denoted by a red light or a green light)

  • How many points the question is worth

  • How many total questions are on the quiz

You can navigate between questions by using the forward and back arrows in the top right corner, or by clicking the Previous and Next buttons at the bottom of the quiz screen.

Pictured: The submission confirmation screen.

When you're done taking a quiz and click the final Next button, you'll be asked to confirm whether you want to submit your quiz for a final grade. Click the Submit button to do so, or click the Review button to continue working.

Completing waivers

Pictured: An example Breakroom for Training waiver.

Waivers can consist of syllabus information, content warnings, disclaimers, or requests for feedback. Just like quizzes, Instructors can push waivers to students. When you receive one, review the included information and click the relevant button to register your response.

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