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How to Use Non-Interactive Exercises

Tom Savino
Tom Savino
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June 30, 2025
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How to Use Non-Interactive Exercises

Not all exercises in Liveteach are interactive, and that’s okay.


While most of our 20+ exercise types include built-in digital input options, a few are designed for open-ended tasks like discussions, reading comprehension, or brainstorming. In these cases, you still have powerful tools at your disposal.

In this quick video tutorial, we walk you through three easy ways your students can respond to non-interactive exercises:

  1. Drawing tool for freehand writing or diagrams
  2. Text tool for typing answers directly on the slide
  3. Shapes with text for structured responses or labeling


You can also move or adjust any student input to keep things organised.


Whether you're reviewing vocabulary or tackling a group discussion prompt, these flexible tools help you keep the lesson flowing and students engaged.


Watch the video to see it in action.

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Tom Savino

Tom Savino

Author

Thomas Savino holds Master’s degrees in American Literature and Applied Linguistics, complemented by extensive postgraduate work. He is a self-published author who combines his deep understanding of language and narrative with his professional role as a Product Owner, guiding teams to develop user-focused products.

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