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I don’t have precise measurements at the moment, but the part that’s going to hit us the worst is

Use Cases in Libraries

There are at least a few use cases for previewing libraries content that I know of:

1. I need to scan a set of results to find the thing I want (especially if they're all named poorly).

2. I want to see roughly what this looks like to students. Similar to (1), but (1) could be accomplished by something lower fidelity that doesn’t necessarily look like how it would be rendered to students, e.g. an explicit description or text excerpt.

3. I want to test the problem to make sure it's correctly written. This is particularly important for custom response problems, where you're debugging code and making sure it's being scored as expected.

So we might do (1) or (2) for the results view when it's in list-mode (or possibly neither). I'm not clear on whether we should be aiming for (2) or (3) on the preview pane though.

Single Preview Panel

Things to investigate:

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