[LON-CAPA-users] Item-property problem
Guy Albertelli II
lon-capa-users@mail.lon-capa.org
Thu, 14 Mar 2002 13:24:19 -0500 (EST)
Hi Hon-Kie,
> No quite what I was expecting. Is there a way to do it the old fashion way
> so that the properties are also randomized and the items and properties are
> listed in a table?
You can convert a CAPA problem and it will work, (Meaning
programatically defing an item list and randomizing it, and
progamatically defining a properties list, selecting a subset of them
and display them randomized, works, you can then make <stringresponse>
compare and grade correct and incorrect responses off a string list.)
<script> can do a heck of a lot.
However we have defined a XML markup of what a item / properties
problem should look like but it hasn't yet been implemented.
The design is
<itemresponse>
<itemgroup>
<item name="item1">
.....
</item>
<item name="item2">
.....
</item>
....
</itemgroup>
<foilgroup>
<foil name="foil1" value="item1">
...
</foil>
....
</foilgroup>
</itemresponse>
And then LON-capa would handle the randomization / foil selection,
creating a 2 tables of item to map onot each other and checking that
the mapping is correct/incorrect
Sound like a workable design?
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