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Clickable Imagemap Matching Essay - not graded by the system Fill-in-the-Blanks (Free Response) Mathematical Formula Numeric Palette-based symbolic editor Inline Multipart clickable image matching essay blanks - text field entry or drop-down box selection Math / Science Question Types dimensioned formula, equation, formula, formula-form, formula list, formula mod c, multi formula, ntuple, or restricted formula numeric (with or without units) palette Multipart Questions Accepts multiple response objects of various types, including text, numeric, and formula free response, multiple choice, multiple selection, and essay questions embedded anywhere within a question's HTML. Can accept multiple response definitions, partial credit, and response-specific feedback. multipart The online authoring module allows you to include complex content like tables and other display formatting by using HTML in question files. Important: When creating and editing question banks clicking Finish does not permanently save your work. You must save/install the question bank in order to preserve your work. Creating or Editing Questions with the Question Bank Editor The Question Bank Editor allows you to: • Create questions • Edit existing questions • Organize question banks for use in a class • Add algorithms, hints, comments, feedback, solutions, and information fields to questions Adding and Editing Comments When editing a question in the Question Bank Editor, you can add or edit the comment. 1. On the Question Name & Type screen, click the Add or Edit button in the Comments area. 2. Enter or edit the comment in the text box. Comments can include HTML-formatted text and variables. 3. Click Ok. 4. To add your changes to the cached question bank, proceed to the Question Display screen, and then click Finish. Important: Clicking Finish, does not permanently save a copy of a question to a hard drive. You must save your question bank to your hard drive as a .qu plain-text source file or install the question bank on the class Web site hard drive. Adding and Editing a Solution When editing a question in the Question Bank Editor, you can add or edit the solution. 1. On the Question Name & Type screen, click the Add or Edit button in the Solution area. 2006, 2007 © 30
EDU System Tools 2. Enter or edit the solution in the text box. 3. Click Ok. 4. To add your changes to the cached question bank, proceed to the Question Display screen, and then click Finish. Important: When creating and editing question banks, clicking Finish, does not permanently save your work. You must save/install the question bank in order to preserve your work. Adding and Editing Algorithms For every question type, you can use algorithmically-generated variables in question statements, answers, hints, or feedback. Using variables in questions you can generate variations on a single template question. To create a question that uses randomly-generated data in a question, you must define variables. When editing a question in the Question Bank Editor, you can add or edit algorithms. 1. On the Question Name & Type screen, click Add or Edit in the Algorithm area. 2. There are buttons above the algorithm text box. The buttons perform the following tasks. • Clicking the Cancel button discards your additions or edits to the algorithms and returns you to the Question Name & Type screen. • Clicking the Clear button removes all variable statements in the algorithm box. • Clicking the Ok button saves your additions or edits to the algorithms and returns you to the Question Name & Type screen. • Clicking the Refresh button evaluates your variable definition and control statements, and returns a value for each variable in the Variable/Value box located below the algorithm text box. • Clicking the Show Designer button displays the Algorithm Designer. After you click the Show Designer button, the system replaces it with the Hide Designer button. Clicking the Hide Designer button hides the Algorithm Designer. Only one of the buttons is visible at a time. 3. Add or edit algorithm statements (variable definition and variable control statements). • If you know the system algorithm syntax, directly add or edit statements in the algorithm text box. • If you don't know the system syntax, click the Show Designer button to display the Algorithm Designer. You can only add (not edit) statements using the Algorithm Designer. 4. When finished adding and editing variable statements, click the Ok button to save your changes and return to the Question Name & Type screen. 5. To add your changes to the cached question bank, proceed to the Question Display screen, and then click Finish. Important: When creating and editing question banks, clicking Finish, does not permanently save your work. You must save/install the question bank in order to preserve your work. Adding and Editing Hints When editing a question in the Question Bank Editor, you can add or edit hints. 1. On the Question Name & Type screen, click the Add or Edit button in the Hint area. 2. Enter or edit the hint in a text box. 3. Each question can contain any number of hints. To add hint boxes, click the More button. 4. Click Ok. 31
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