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Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/conceptOption.problem
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<problem><displaytitle /><startouttext />Match the <b>foils</b> to the <b>options</b> in the
drop-down box next to each foil/statement. Notice how
only one statement is selected from each concept.<endouttext />
<optionresponse id="11" max="10">
<foilgroup options="('Red','Blue','Tall','Short','Bitter','Sweet','Fast','Slow')">
<conceptgroup concept="Color">
<foil name="strawberry" value="Red">
<startouttext />The color of a ripe strawberry. This foil belongs
to concept <b>Color</b><endouttext />
</foil>
<foil name="sky" value="Blue">
<startouttext />The color of the sky on a sunny day at noon. This foil belongs
to concept <b>Color</b><endouttext />
</foil>
<foil name="superman" value="Red">
<startouttext />The color of Superman's cape. This foil belongs
to concept <b>Color</b><endouttext />
</foil>
</conceptgroup>
<conceptgroup concept="Size">
<foil name="giraffe" value="Tall">
<startouttext />A common way to describe a giraffe. This foil belongs
to concept <b>Size</b><endouttext />
</foil>
<foil name="wiener-dog" value="Short">
<startouttext />The legs of a wiener dog. This foil belongs
to concept <b>Size</b><endouttext />
</foil>
</conceptgroup>
<conceptgroup concept="Taste">
<foil name="coffee" value="Bitter">
<startouttext />The taste of coffee. This foil belongs
to concept <b>Taste</b><endouttext />
</foil>
<foil name="honey" value="Sweet">
<startouttext />The taste of honey. This foil belongs
to concept <b>Taste</b><endouttext />
</foil>
</conceptgroup>
<conceptgroup concept="Speed">
<foil name="cheetah" value="Fast">
<startouttext />The way a cheetah runs. This foil belongs
to concept <b>Speed</b><endouttext />
</foil>
<foil name="tortoise" value="Slow">
<startouttext />The way a tortoise runs. This foil belongs
to concept <b>Speed</b><endouttext />
</foil>
</conceptgroup>
</foilgroup>
<hintgroup><startouttext />Discuss this question with others for help.<endouttext />
</hintgroup>
</optionresponse>
</problem>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/conceptOption.problem.meta
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<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop to explain option response problems with concept groups.</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011842654</creationdate>
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<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Option Response with Concept Groups</title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/constructionSpace.html
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<html>
<head>
<title>
Construction Space
</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<center><font size="+2">Construction Space</font></center>
<hr />
<p>Now that we are done with an overview of the different problem types, we
can discuss creating content. Content creation is done in <b>construction
space</b> or <b>private space</b>. If you click the <b>ROLES</b> button on your
remote control, you will see that you have the role of author and/or co-author.
Authors and co-authors have permission to create resources in the LON-CAPA system.</p>
<p>All resource creation is done in your construction space. After clicking
<b>ROLES</b> on the remote control and becoming an author or co-author, you
have permission to access construction space by clicking the <b>CSTR</b> button
on the remote control.</p>
<p>In construction space, you will mainly be doing the five following actions:
<ol>
<li>Creating directories.</li>
<li>Uploading content pages (.html or .htm pages) and images into your
construction space.</li>
<li>Creating problems.</li>
<li>Creating maps (sequences and pages).</li>
<li><b>Publishing</b> resources.</li>
</ol>
</p>
<p>When you access construction space, you will see a green frame at the top
of your browser window. You will use the functions in this frame upload files
from your machine and create directories. There are other functions in this
frame as well.</p>
<p>To create problems, you go to the location bar in your browser window and
enter in the URL of your future resource. For example, if I want to create a
problem called matching.problem in my subdirectory called demo, I type
<b>http://tmp1.lite.msu.edu/priv/felicia/demo/matching.problem</b>
in the location bar and hit enter. I will then be brought to the resource that
is on that page. Because this resource does not exist yet, LON-CAPA will
automatically bring up the <b>problem editor</b>.</p>
<p>The same technique above is used for created .page and .sequence files, but
instead of LON-CAPA automatically bringing up the problem editor, it will bring
up the <b>RAT - Resource Assembly Tool</b>.
</p>
<br />
<hr />
</body>
</html>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/constructionSpace.html.meta
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/constructionSpace.html.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop to describe construction space</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011842796</creationdate>
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<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Explanation of Construction Space</title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/default.meta
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/default.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<language>seniso</language>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/demo.sequence
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Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/demo.sequence.meta
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<resource src="/res/msu/demo/option.html" title="Explanation of Option Response Problems" id="16"></resource>
<resource src="/res/msu/demo/simpleOption2.problem" title="Example of a simple optionresponse problem" id="19"></resource>
<resource src="/res/msu/demo/conceptOption.problem" title="Option Response with Concepts" id="22"></resource>
<resource src="/res/msu/demo/string.html" title="Explanation of String Response Problems" id="25"></resource>
<resource src="/res/msu/demo/string1.problem" title="Case Sensitive String Response Question" id="28"></resource>
<resource src="/res/msu/demo/string2.problem" title="Case Insensitive String Response Question" id="31"></resource>
<resource src="/res/msu/demo/numerical.html" title="Explanation of Numerical Response Problems" id="37"></resource>
<resource src="/res/msu/demo/numerical.problem" title="Example of a Numerical Response Problem" id="40"></resource>
<resource src="/res/msu/demo/formula.html" title="Formula Response Questions" id="43"></resource>
<resource src="/res/msu/demo/formula2.problem" title="Example Formula Response Problem" id="46"></resource>
<resource src="/res/msu/demo/randomLabel.html" title="Explanation of Random Label Problems" id="49"></resource>
<resource src="/res/msu/demo/constructionSpace.html" title="Explanation of Construction Space" id="52"></resource>
<resource src="/res/msu/demo/publicSpace.html" title="Explanation of Public Space in LON-CAPA" id="55"></resource>
<resource src="/res/msu/demo/roles.html" title="Definition of LON-CAPA Roles" id="58"></resource>
<resource src="/res/msu/ciskepau/rollercoaster1.problem" title="Energy of a roller coaster" id="60"></resource>
<resource src="/res/msu/demo/string3.problem" title="Multiple Choice String Response Question" id="86"></resource>
<link index="1" to="5" from="1"></link>
<link index="2" to="7" from="5"></link>
<link index="3" to="10" from="7"></link>
<link index="4" to="13" from="10"></link>
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<link index="21" to="2" from="58"></link>
<link index="22" to="86" from="31"></link>
<link index="23" to="37" from="86"></link>
</map>
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+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/demo1.sequence.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011984517</creationdate>
<dependencies>/res/msu/ciskepau/rollercoaster1.problem,/res/msu/demo/numerical.html,/res/msu/demo/randomLabel.html,/res/msu/demo/conceptOption.problem,/res/msu/demo/formula2.problem,/res/msu/demo/string1.problem,/res/msu/demo/problems.html,/res/msu/demo/roles.html,/res/msu/demo/string2.problem,/res/msu/demo/string3.problem,/res/msu/demo/workshopWelcome.html,/res/msu/demo/publicSpace.html,/res/msu/demo/radio.problem,/res/msu/demo/radio.html,/res/msu/demo/simpleOption2.problem,/res/msu/demo/formula.html,/res/msu/demo/string.html,/res/msu/demo/radio.page,/res/msu/demo/constructionSpace.html,/res/msu/demo/option.html,/res/msu/demo/demoEnd.html,/res/msu/demo/numerical.problem</dependencies>
<keywords></keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1011985595</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>sequence</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title></title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/demoEnd.html
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/demoEnd.html
<html>
<head>
<title>
End of demo content and problems
</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<hr />
<p><center><font size="+2">Congratulations!</font></center></p>
<p>You just finished the LON-CAPA Workshop Course. Please consult the manual and <a href="http://help.lon-capa.org" target="new">http://help.lon-capa.org</a> for help with LON-CAPA.</p>
<hr />
</body>
</html>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/demoEnd.html.meta
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/demoEnd.html.meta
<abstract>Used for LON-CAPA workshops, demonstrations, etc.</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011842913</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords></keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412053</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>html</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Endpage of Demostration</title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/formula.html
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/formula.html
<html>
<head>
<title>
Formula Response Questions
</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<center><font size="+2">Formula Response Questions</font></center>
<hr />
<p><b>Formula Response</b> questions are questions in which the student types
in a math formula as their answer. If the answer is "x^2 - 11", the student can
enter "x^2 - 11", "x*x - 11", "x^2 + 21 - 10", etc. Functions such as cos, sin,
and exp are accepted as well as the operators (), +, -, *, and /.</p>
<br />
<hr />
</body>
</html>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/formula.html.meta
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/formula.html.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA demonstrations, workshops, etc.</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011842993</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords></keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412073</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>html</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Formula Response Questions</title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/formula.problem
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/formula.problem
<problem><displaytitle />
<script type="loncapa/perl">$coeff1=&random(2,5,1);
$coeff2=&random(2,5,1);
$power1=&random(3,5,1);
$power1a=$power1 - 1;
$power2=&random(3,5,1);
$power2a=$power2 - 1;
$c1Xp1=$coeff1 * $power1;
$c2Xp2=$coeff2 * $power2;
$answer="$coeff1*$power1*x^$power1a + $coeff2*$power2*y^$power2a"
</script>
<startouttext />What is the derivative of $coeff1*x^$power1 + $coeff2*y^$power2? <br />
<i>Answer is <m eval="on">$ $answer $</m></i><br /><endouttext />
<formularesponse id="11" samples="x,y@1,-1:3,10#10;10,1.01:1000,-1000#4" answer="$answer">
<responseparam description="Numerical Tolerance" default="0.0001" type="tolerance" name="tol" />
<textline size="50" />
<hintgroup>
</hintgroup>
</formularesponse>
</problem>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/formula.problem.meta
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/formula.problem.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011843380</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords></keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412089</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>problem</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<parameter part="0" name="tol" type="tolerance" default="0.0001" display="Numerical Tolerance [Part: 0]"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" package="formularesponse"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" package="part"></parameter>
<stores part="0" name="awarded" type="float" display="Partial Credit Factor [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="solved" type="string" display="Problem Status [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="tries" type="int_zeropos" display="Number of Attempts [Part: 0]"></stores>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Example of a Formula Response Problem</title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/formula2.problem
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/formula2.problem
<problem>
<script type="loncapa/perl">$coeff1=&random(2,5,1);
$coeff2=&random(2,5,1);
$power1=&random(3,5,1);
$power1a=$power1 - 1;
$power2=&random(3,5,1);
$power2a=$power2 - 1;
$c1Xp1=$coeff1 * $power1;
$c2Xp2=$coeff2 * $power2;
$answer="$c1Xp1*x^$power1a + $c2Xp2*y^$power2a"
</script>
<startouttext />What is the derivative of $coeff1*x^$power1 + $coeff2*y^$power2? <br />
<i>Answer is <m eval="on">$ $answer $</m></i><br /><endouttext />
<formularesponse answer="$answer" id="11" samples="x,y@1,-1:3,10#10;10,1.01:1000,-1000#4">
<responseparam name="tol" type="tolerance" description="Numerical Tolerance" default="1%" />
<textline size="50" />
<hintgroup>
</hintgroup>
</formularesponse>
</problem>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/formula2.problem.meta
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/formula2.problem.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011985289</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords></keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1011985289</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>problem</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<parameter part="0" name="tol" type="tolerance" default="1%" display="Numerical Tolerance [Part: 0]"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" package="formularesponse"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" package="part"></parameter>
<stores part="0" name="awarded" type="float" display="Partial Credit Factor [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="solved" type="string" display="Problem Status [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="tries" type="int_zeropos" display="Number of Attempts [Part: 0]"></stores>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title></title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/label.problem
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/label.problem
<problem><displaytitle />
<randomlabel texwidth="60" height="432" bgimg="man1.jpg" width="576">
<labelgroup type="text" name="face">
<location x="73" y="60" value="">
</location>
<location x="443" y="169" value="">
</location>
<location x="46" y="263" value="">
</location>
<location x="364" y="332" value="">
</location>
<label>A</label>
<label>B</label>
<label>C</label>
<label>D</label>
</labelgroup>
</randomlabel><startouttext />Match the following:<endouttext />
<optionresponse max="10" id="11">
<foilgroup options="('A', 'B', 'C', 'D')">
<foil value="$face{1}" name="eyebrow">
<startouttext />eyebrow<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="$face{2}" name="eye">
<startouttext />eye<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="$face{3}" name="nose">
<startouttext />nose<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="$face{4}" name="mouth">
<startouttext />mouth<endouttext />
</foil>
</foilgroup>
<hintgroup><startouttext />Add hint text here.<endouttext />
</hintgroup>
</optionresponse>
<allow src="/res/workshop/felicia/demo/man1.jpg" /></problem>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/label.problem.meta
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/label.problem.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1020207759</creationdate>
<dependencies>/res/workshop/felicia/demo/man1.jpg</dependencies>
<keywords>label,random</keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412107</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>problem</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<parameter part="0" id="11" package="optionresponse"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" package="part"></parameter>
<stores part="0" name="awarded" type="float" display="Partial Credit Factor [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="solved" type="string" display="Problem Status [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="tries" type="int_zeropos" display="Number of Attempts [Part: 0]"></stores>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Example of a Random Label Problem</title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/man1.jpg.meta
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/man1.jpg.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system.
Used for random label example. :-)</abstract>
<author>Clifford Zang</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1020207810</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords></keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412124</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>jpg</mime>
<notes>A work of art!</notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Smiley</title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/numerical.html
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/numerical.html
<html>
<head>
<title>
Numerical Response Problems
</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<center><font size="+2">Numerical Response Problems</font></center>
<hr />
<p><b>Numerical response</b> problems are problems in which the student
calculates an answer and enters in a number. <b>Units</b> may be coded into
the questions and the student will have to get the correct units as well as the
correct number. <b>Tolerance</b> and <b>significant digits</b> can be specified
as well.</p>
<p>Click the right arrow to see an example of a numerical type problem.</p>
<br />
<hr />
</body>
</html>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/numerical.html.meta
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/numerical.html.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011843438</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords>digits,number,numerical,response,significant,tolerance,units</keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412138</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>html</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Explanation of Numerical Response Problems</title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/numerical.problem
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/numerical.problem
<problem><displaytitle />
<script type="loncapa/perl">#Enter the computations here
$jim = &random(2,10,1);
$john = &random(2,10,1);
$janet = &random(2,10,1);
$answer = $jim + $john + $janet;</script>
<startouttext />If Jim codes $jim new LON-CAPA problems, John codes
$john new LON-CAPA problems, and Janet codes
$janet new LON-CAPA problems, how many new LON-CAPA
problems did Jim, John, and Janet create? <endouttext />
<numericalresponse id="11" answer="$answer">
<responseparam description="Numerical Tolerance" type="tolerance" default="2%" name="tol" />
<responseparam description="Significant Figures" type="int_range,0-16" default="0,3" name="sig" />
<textline />
<hintgroup>
<startouttext />Total = (Jim's problems) + (John's problems) + (Janet's problems)<endouttext />
</hintgroup>
</numericalresponse>
</problem>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/numerical.problem.meta
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/numerical.problem.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011843477</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords></keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412164</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>problem</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<parameter part="0" id="11" name="sig" type="int_range,0-16" default="0,3" display="Significant Figures [Part: 0_11]"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" id="11" name="tol" type="tolerance" default="2%" display="Numerical Tolerance [Part: 0_11]"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" id="11" package="numericalresponse"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" package="part"></parameter>
<stores part="0" name="awarded" type="float" display="Partial Credit Factor [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="solved" type="string" display="Problem Status [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="tries" type="int_zeropos" display="Number of Attempts [Part: 0]"></stores>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Example of a Numerical Response Problem</title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/option.html
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/option.html
<html>
<head>
<title>
Option Response problems
</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<center><font size="+2">Option Response Problems</font></center>
<hr />
<p><b>Option Response</b> questions are similar to radio response questions,
but instead of selecting one <b>foil</b> by clicking it's corresponding button,
you select an <b>option</b> from the foil's drop-down box.</p>
<p>Option response questions are usually used as a collection of <b>true and
false</b> foils or as a <b>matching</b> question.</p>
<p>There are two ways to create your option response question. The first way
is called <b>simple option response</b> and the second way is <b>option
response with concept groups</b>. Simple option response is simply a collection
of foils with designated corresponding correct options. Option response with
<b>concept groups</b> allows more specification for testing the conceptual
knowledge of your students. You can group foils into different categories, or
<b>concept groups</b> and later analyze the data from your students submissions
to see if knowledge is lacking in a particular concept. For example, the statement
"a is less than b" and the statement "b is greater than a" represent the same
concept, but offer variety in the question such that students have to help each
other instead of merely share their common answers.</p>
<p>Click the right arrow to see examples of the two different option response
questions.</p>
<br />
<hr />
</body>
</html>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/option.html.meta
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/option.html.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011843502</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords>concept,conceptual,dropdown,matching,option,options</keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412188</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>html</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Explanation of Option Response Problems</title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/plot.html
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/plot.html
<html>
<head>
<title>
Randomized Plots
</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<center><font size="+2">Randomized Plots</font></center>
<hr />
<p><b>Randomized Plots</b> can be added to numerical response problems.
LON-CAPA can generate plots based off of randomized parameters. This feature
eliminates the need to create various plot images and import them randomly. The
image is generated from your data instead.
</p>
<br />
<hr />
</body>
</html>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/plot.html.meta
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/plot.html.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1023431537</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords>plot,plots</keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023431537</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>html</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Randomized Plots</title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/plot.problem
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/plot.problem
<problem><displaytitle />
<script type="loncapa/perl"># The script below generates two arrays that hold
# 20 random numbers between 5 and 25
for($i=0;$i<20;$i++) {
$a[$i] = &random(5.0,25.0,1.0);
$b[$i] = &random(5.0,25.0,1.0);
}
# The script below prints the arrays above
# separated by commas and spaces
$aString = $a[0];
$bString = $a[0];
for($i=1;$i<20;$i++) {
$aString = $aString.", ".$a[$i];
$bString = $bString.", ".$b[$i];
}</script><gnuplot font="large" width="300" grid="off" height="300" border="on" fgcolor="x000000" align="left" bgcolor="xffffff" transparent="off">
<axis ymax="30" xmin="0" ymin="0" xmax="30" color="x000000" />
<xlabel>First list</xlabel>
<ylabel>Second list</ylabel>
<curve name="Scatter Plot" linestyle="points" pointtype="0" color="x000000">
<data>@a</data>
<data>@b</data>
</curve>
</gnuplot>
<startouttext />First random list of numbers: <br />$aString <br />
Second random list of numbers:<br /> $bString <br />
<br />The answer to this question is "5".<endouttext />
<numericalresponse id="11" answer="5">
<responseparam description="Numerical Tolerance" name="tol" type="tolerance" default="5%" />
<responseparam description="Significant Figures" name="sig" type="int_range,0-16" default="0,15" />
<textline />
<hintgroup>
<startouttext />Enter the hint text here.
<endouttext />
</hintgroup>
</numericalresponse>
</problem>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/plot.problem.meta
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/plot.problem.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1020207888</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords>scatter,plot</keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412209</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>problem</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<parameter part="0" id="11" name="sig" type="int_range,0-16" default="0,15" display="Significant Figures [Part: 0_11]"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" id="11" name="tol" type="tolerance" default="5%" display="Numerical Tolerance [Part: 0_11]"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" id="11" package="numericalresponse"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" package="part"></parameter>
<stores part="0" name="awarded" type="float" display="Partial Credit Factor [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="solved" type="string" display="Problem Status [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="tries" type="int_zeropos" display="Number of Attempts [Part: 0]"></stores>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Scatter Plot example</title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/plot2.problem
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/plot2.problem
<problem><displaytitle />
<script type="loncapa/perl">$a = &random(1,3,1);
$b = &random(-5,5,1);
$fx = "x**$a + $b";
$fxDisplay = "x^$a +$b";
$fxDisplay =~ s/\+-/- /s;
</script><gnuplot font="large" width="300" grid="on" height="300" border="on" fgcolor="x000000" align="left" bgcolor="xffffff" transparent="off">
<axis ymax="10.0" xmin="-5.0" ymin="-10.0" xmax="5.0" color="x000000" />
<curve name="Plot Name" linestyle="linespoints" pointtype="0" color="x000000"><function>$fx</function>
</curve>
</gnuplot>
<startouttext />This function is <m eval="on">$ $fxDisplay $</m>
<br /><br />
The answer is "5"<endouttext />
<numericalresponse id="11" answer="5">
<responseparam description="Numerical Tolerance" name="tol" type="tolerance" default="5%" />
<responseparam description="Significant Figures" name="sig" type="int_range,0-16" default="0,15" />
<textline />
<hintgroup>
<startouttext />Enter the hint text here.
<endouttext />
</hintgroup>
</numericalresponse>
</problem>
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<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1020207916</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords>function,plot</keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412233</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>problem</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<parameter part="0" id="11" name="sig" type="int_range,0-16" default="0,15" display="Significant Figures [Part: 0_11]"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" id="11" name="tol" type="tolerance" default="5%" display="Numerical Tolerance [Part: 0_11]"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" id="11" package="numericalresponse"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" package="part"></parameter>
<stores part="0" name="awarded" type="float" display="Partial Credit Factor [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="solved" type="string" display="Problem Status [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="tries" type="int_zeropos" display="Number of Attempts [Part: 0]"></stores>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Plot of randomized function</title>
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<html>
<head>
<title>
Problem types in LON-CAPA
</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<center><font size="+2">Problem types in LON-CAPA</font></center>
<hr />
The following problem types are supported in LON-CAPA:
<ol>
<li><b>Radio button response</b></li>
<li><b>Option response</b></li>
<ul>
<li>Simple option response</li>
<li>Option response with <b>concept groups</b></li>
</ul>
<li><b>String response</b></li>
<li><b>Numerical response</b></li>
<li><b>Formula response</b></li>
</ol>
When you go to create a new problem, you are given a selection of templates that correspond to the above problem types. In addition, there are also templates available to help you create problems which include a <b>random labeled image</b> or a <b>randomized plot</b>.
<hr />
</body>
</html>
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<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011843561</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords>addition,formula,image,string</keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412258</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>html</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Introduction to Problem Types in LON-CAPA</title>
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<html>
<head>
<title>
Resource Space and Publishing
</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<center><font size="+2">Resource Space and Publishing</font></center>
<hr />
<p>After you create your resource in construction space, you will need to
publish it before you can use it. Publishing places a copy of your resource from your construction (private) space into the public space. The public space is searchable and browsable. You can use the buttons <b>SRC</b> and <b>RES</b> on your remote control to search and browse the resource (public) space.</p>
<p>You can can publish a resource in two ways.
The first method is to click the <b>Publish this Resource</b> button in the
green frame in construction space after you are finished creating your resource.
This is a quick method to use after creating a problem or map (.page or .sequence).</p>
<p>The second method of publishing is to click the <b>publish</b> link next
to the resource in your directory list. For example, after you upload a new
file, you are brought back to your directory list. You can then publish your
newly uploaded file by finding the filename in the directory list and then clicking the <b>publish</b> link next to it.</p>
<p>After you select publish using one of the methods above, you will be required
to fill in <b>metadata</b>. Metadata specifies important information about
the resource, such as the author and copyright. You can also enter in notes,
an abstract, and <b>keywords</b>. Entering keywords into the meta data will
make you newly publish resource searchable. </p>
<p>If you want to change your resource or its associated metadata, simply
republish the resource. LON-CAPA saves all the old versions of your previous
publications. Therefore, if you make a change that you regret or simply prefer
the older version, just retrieve an old version. To retrieve an old version,
go to your construction space and find the resource. Click on the resource name. After that, click on the button <b>Retrieve Old Version</b> from the green frame on the top of your browser window.</p>
<hr />
</body>
</html>
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<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011843614</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords>construction,keywords,meta,public,publish,retrieve,version,versions</keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412281</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>html</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Explanation of Public Space in LON-CAPA</title>
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<html>
<head>
<title>
Description of Radio Response Questions
</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<center><font size="+2">Radio Response Questions</font></center>
<hr />
<ul>
<li><b>Radio response</b> questions are questions in which a selection of statements are given and the student selects one of these statements by clicking the radio button in front of the appropriate statement.</li>
<li>In LON-CAPA, we refer to the statements as <b>foils</b>.</li>
<li>A foil does not necessary need to be text, it can be an image for example.</li>
<li>By clicking the right arrow in your remote control, you will be taken to a
radio response <b>problem</b>. </li>
<li>Click right arrow again and you will be taken to a <b>page</b> of radio
response problems. A <b>page</b> is a collection of resources that appear in
the browser window at one time, such as a homework set.</li>
</ul>
<hr />
</body>
</html>
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<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011843707</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords>button,radio</keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412300</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>html</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Explanation of Radio Button Response Problems</title>
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<map mode="rat/graphical">
<graphdef value="yes"></graphdef>
<obj index="1" value="b&1&1:0:1:0"></obj>
<obj index="2" value="b&4&1:3:0:0"></obj>
<obj index="3" value="undefined"></obj>
<obj index="4" value="undefined"></obj>
<obj index="5" value="undefined"></obj>
<obj index="6" value="undefined"></obj>
<obj index="7" value="b&2&1:1:2:0"></obj>
<obj index="8" value="undefined"></obj>
<obj index="9" value="undefined"></obj>
<obj index="10" value="undefined"></obj>
<obj index="11" value="undefined"></obj>
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<obj index="14" value="b&3&1:2:3:0"></obj>
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<maxcol value="3"></maxcol>
<maxrow value="8"></maxrow>
<zscale value="3"></zscale>
<tablemode value="0"></tablemode>
<resource title="Example Radio Response Problem" src="/res/msu/demo/radio.problem" id="1" type="start"></resource>
<resource title="Example Radio Response Problem" src="/res/msu/demo/radio.problem" id="2" type="finish"></resource>
<resource title="Example Radio Response Problem" src="/res/msu/demo/radio.problem" id="7"></resource>
<resource title="Example Radio Response Problem" src="/res/msu/demo/radio.problem" id="14"></resource>
<link index="1" from="1" to="7"></link>
<link index="2" from="7" to="14"></link>
<link index="3" from="14" to="2"></link>
<allow src="/res/msu/demo/radio.problem" /></map>
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<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Author Demo, Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011843747</creationdate>
<dependencies>/res/msu/demo/radio.problem</dependencies>
<keywords></keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023427755</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>page</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Page of Radio Response Problems</title>
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+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/radio.problem
<problem><displaytitle />
<startouttext />Select the correct statement about radio response
questions.
<endouttext />
<radiobuttonresponse max="5" id="11">
<foilgroup>
<foil value="true" name="foil1">
<startouttext />In LON-CAPA, the statements a student can choose from are called foils. For
example, this is one foil.<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="true" name="foil2">
<startouttext />Radio response questions are similar to traditional
scantron questions because only one responce can
be selected.<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="false" name="foil3">
<startouttext />You can select as many statements as you wish in
radio response questions.<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="false" name="foil4">
<startouttext />Radio response questions can be either AM or FM.<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="false" name="foil5">
<startouttext />Radio response questions have a beat and you can
dance to them.<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="false" name="foil6">
<startouttext />You can <b>NOT</b> use html in radio response foils.
<i>Obviously, this is <font size="+2">false.</font>
</i> <endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="false" name="foil7">
<startouttext />All of the foils are true.<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="false" name="foil8">
<startouttext />LON-CAPA was named after Dr. Floyd Lon and Dr.
Georgetta Capa.<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="unused" name="foil9">
<startouttext />This is foil9 and it is unsused.<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="unused" name="foil10">
<startouttext />This is foil10 and it is unsused.<endouttext />
</foil>
</foilgroup>
<hintgroup><startouttext />If you were given more than six tries, just try
each foil once and don't bother to learn anything.
<i>Note to Instructors - you should give less tries
than statements in order to persuade your students
to think about their choice before submitting it.</i><endouttext />
</hintgroup>
</radiobuttonresponse>
</problem>
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<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011843797</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords>radio,response</keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412360</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>problem</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<parameter part="0" package="part"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" id="11" package="radiobuttonresponse"></parameter>
<stores part="0" name="awarded" type="float" display="Partial Credit Factor [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="solved" type="string" display="Problem Status [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="tries" type="int_zeropos" display="Number of Attempts [Part: 0]"></stores>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Example Radio Response Problem</title>
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<html>
<head>
<title>
Random Labeled Images in Problems
</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<center><font size="+2">Random Labeled Images in Problems</font></center>
<hr />
<p><b>Random labeling</b> is a feature of LON-CAPA in which an image file can
be randomly labeled. The random labels are then used by the student to calculate the answer for their problem. The problem can be of any response type.</p>
<br />
<hr />
</body>
</html>
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<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011843825</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords>image,labeling,labels,random</keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412376</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>html</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Explanation of Random Label Problems</title>
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<html>
<head>
<title>
LON-CAPA Resources
</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<center><font size="+2">LON-CAPA Resources</font></center>
<hr />
<p><b>Resource</b> is the term used to describe the material that is
given to your students through the LON-CAPA system. The following are the different types of LON-CAPA resources:
<ul>
<li><b>Content pages</b>: This is the term used for pages that are purely for
informational purposes. Almost always they will end with the extension .html
or .htm.</li>
<li><b>Problems</b>: These are questions given to the student in which all
submitted answers are stored. They will end with the extension .page.</li>
<li><b>Maps</b>: Maps are ways of stringing your resources together. There
are two kinds of maps:
<ul>
<li><b>Sequences</b>: This is a type of map that in which you need to use
the arrow keys or NAV button to traverse through the different resources.
Sequences always end with the extension .sequence.</li>
<li><b>Pages</b>: This is a type of map in which all of the resources
appear in the browser window together. For example, a <b>page</b> of
<b>problems</b> will appear to look like a homework set in the browser
window. Pages always end with the extension .page.</li>
<li>A sequence can include other sequences and pages. For example, there
is a sequence called lg_biomols.sequence which includes some content pages
and the sequences carbo.sequence, protein.sequence, etc.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>All other resources, such as images and animations, should be in a .html
or .htm file before they are put in a sequence. LON-CAPA can handle image
files such as .gif and .jpg though.</li>
</ul>
</p>
<hr />
</body>
</html>
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<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1023412396</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords>browsable,browse,public,resource,search,searchable</keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023430695</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>html</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Three LON-CAPA Resource Types</title>
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<html>
<head>
<title>
Roles
</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<center><font size="+2">Roles</font></center>
<hr />
<p>When you log into LON-CAPA, you are automatically brought to the roles page.</p>
<p><b>Roles</b> in LON-CAPA are ways of specifying which privileges you have. You should be familiar with the following three roles and their basic privileges:
<ol>
<li><b>Author/Co-Author</b>: This role allows you to access construction
space.</li>
<li><b>Course Coordinator</b>: This role allows you to access the different
course management tools available on LON-CAPA, such as setting homework due
dates, points for problems, enrolling students, hand-grading, course
statistics, and the spreadsheet for calculating grades.</li>
<li><b>Student</b>: This role is for accessing a course in order to read
content pages, answer homework questions, and communicate with the
instructor and other students.</li>
</ol>
</p>
<p>If you want to read more about which permissions different roles have, then
click the <b>ROLES</b> button and at the bottom of the roles page, you will see
a description of your current role.</p>
<hr />
</body>
</html>
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<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011843858</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords>role,roles</keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412545</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>html</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Definition of LON-CAPA Roles</title>
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<problem><displaytitle /><startouttext />Select the matching statement from the drop-down
box.<endouttext />
<optionresponse max="4" id="11">
<foilgroup options="('True','False')">
<foil value="True" name="One">
<startouttext />Each selection from the drop-down box can be
used on more than one foil.<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="False" name="Two">
<startouttext />Each selection from the drop-down box can be
used only once.<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="True" name="Three">
<startouttext />HTML and images can be used in the foils.<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="False" name="Four">
<startouttext />This is foil Four. False<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="True" name="Five">
<startouttext />Each statement with a drop-down box is known as
a foil. For example, this statement is a foil.<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="unused" name="Six">
<startouttext />Unused<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="unused" name="Seven">
<startouttext />Unused<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil value="unused" name="Eight">
<startouttext />Unused<endouttext />
</foil>
</foilgroup>
<hintgroup><startouttext />It is a good idea to discuss this question with
others if you are having trouble.<endouttext />
</hintgroup>
</optionresponse>
</problem>
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<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011843895</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords></keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412524</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>problem</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<parameter part="0" id="11" package="optionresponse"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" package="part"></parameter>
<stores part="0" name="awarded" type="float" display="Partial Credit Factor [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="solved" type="string" display="Problem Status [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="tries" type="int_zeropos" display="Number of Attempts [Part: 0]"></stores>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Example of Simple Option Response Problem</title>
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+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/simpleOption2.problem
<problem><startouttext />Select the matching statement from the drop-down
box.<endouttext />
<optionresponse id="11" max="4">
<foilgroup options="('True','False')">
<foil name="One" value="True">
<startouttext />Each selection from the drop-down box can be
used on more than one foil.<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil name="Two" value="False">
<startouttext />Each selection from the drop-down box can be
used only once.<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil name="Three" value="True">
<startouttext />HTML and images can be used in the foils.<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil name="Four" value="False">
<startouttext />This is foil Four. False<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil name="Five" value="True">
<startouttext />Each statement with a drop-down box is known as
a foil. For example, this statement is a foil.<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil name="Six" value="unused">
<startouttext />Unused<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil name="Seven" value="unused">
<startouttext />Unused<endouttext />
</foil>
<foil name="Eight" value="unused">
<startouttext />Unused<endouttext />
</foil>
</foilgroup>
<hintgroup><startouttext />It is a good idea to discuss this question with
others if you are having trouble.<endouttext />
</hintgroup>
</optionresponse>
</problem>
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<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011985053</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords></keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1011985053</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>problem</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<parameter part="0" id="11" package="optionresponse"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" package="part"></parameter>
<stores part="0" name="awarded" type="float" display="Partial Credit Factor [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="solved" type="string" display="Problem Status [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="tries" type="int_zeropos" display="Number of Attempts [Part: 0]"></stores>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Simple optionresponse problem</title>
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<html>
<head>
<title>
String Response Problems
</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<center><font size="+2">String Response Problems</font></center>
<hr />
<p><b>String response</b> problems are problems in which the student submits
a string of characters for their answer. Good examples of string response problems are vocabulary words and chemical formulas.</p>
<p>When you code string response questions, you have to specify the type. The
three types are as follows:
<ol>
<li>cs: <b>C</b>ase <b>S</b>ensitive</li>
<li>ci: <b>C</b>ase <b>I</b>nsensitive</li>
<li>mc: <b>M</b>ultiple <b>C</b>hoice (case insensitive and order of
characters unchecked). </li>
</ol>
</p>
<br />
<hr />
</body>
</html>
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+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/string.html.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011843927</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords>response,string</keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412603</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>html</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Explanation of String Response Problems</title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/string1.problem
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/string1.problem
<problem><displaytitle /><startouttext />The answer is LON-CAPA and it is case sensitive.<endouttext />
<stringresponse id="11" answer="LON-CAPA" type="cs">
<textline>
</textline>
<hintgroup><startouttext />Make sure you use the proper capitalization.<endouttext />
</hintgroup>
</stringresponse>
</problem>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/string1.problem.meta
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/string1.problem.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011843992</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords></keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412622</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>problem</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<parameter part="0" package="part"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" package="stringresponse"></parameter>
<stores part="0" name="awarded" type="float" display="Partial Credit Factor [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="solved" type="string" display="Problem Status [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="tries" type="int_zeropos" display="Number of Attempts [Part: 0]"></stores>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Case Sensitive String Response Question</title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/string2.problem
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/string2.problem
<problem><displaytitle /><startouttext />The answer is LON-CAPA and it is case insensitive.
Try entering the answer LoN-CaPa.<endouttext />
<stringresponse id="11" answer="LON-CAPA" type="ci">
<textline>
</textline>
<hintgroup><startouttext />This is case insensitive. Make sure you spelled
the word correctly.<endouttext />
</hintgroup>
</stringresponse>
</problem>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/string2.problem.meta
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/string2.problem.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011844025</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords></keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412640</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>problem</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<parameter part="0" package="part"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" package="stringresponse"></parameter>
<stores part="0" name="awarded" type="float" display="Partial Credit Factor [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="solved" type="string" display="Problem Status [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="tries" type="int_zeropos" display="Number of Attempts [Part: 0]"></stores>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Case Insensitive String Response Question</title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/string3.problem
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/string3.problem
<problem><displaytitle /><startouttext />The answer is LON-CAPA and it is of type mc
(Multiple Choice). Try entering the answer
L-PAcoNa<endouttext />
<stringresponse id="11" answer="LON-CAPA" type="mc">
<textline>
</textline>
<hintgroup><startouttext />You must have all the appropriate letters.<endouttext />
</hintgroup>
</stringresponse>
</problem>
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+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/string3.problem.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011844051</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords></keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412657</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>problem</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<parameter part="0" package="part"></parameter>
<parameter part="0" package="stringresponse"></parameter>
<stores part="0" name="awarded" type="float" display="Partial Credit Factor [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="solved" type="string" display="Problem Status [Part: 0]"></stores>
<stores part="0" name="tries" type="int_zeropos" display="Number of Attempts [Part: 0]"></stores>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Multiple Choice String Response Question</title>
Index: doc/demo/selfteaching/workshopWelcome.html
+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/workshopWelcome.html
<html>
<head>
<title>Welcome to the LON-CAPA Workshop Course</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<center><font size="+2">Welcome to the LON-CAPA Workshop Course</font></center>
<hr />
<p>LON-CAPA has it's own vocabulary. The first few pages of this course will explain these terms. All of the key words are in <b>bold</b>.</p>
<p>The second part of this course will go over the basic problem types you can code into LON-CAPA and give an example of each for you to try out as a student.</p>
<p>Use the <b>Remote Control</b> to navigate and access tools in your course.
<ul>
<li>To browse this course, click on the arrow keys on the remote control.
Click on the <b>NAV</b> button to be brought to a <b>Navigation</b> screen
of the course resources. </li>
<li>If you want to post questions or comments on a resource for the
instructor and other students to see, then click the <b>FDBK</b> button on
the remote control.</li>
<li>The <b>COM</b> button can be used to read and send messages to other
users. For example, you can send a message to felicia@workshop
where "felicia" is a username and "workshop" is the domain.</li>
<li>After trying out a few problems, you can click "GRDS" to view your
points in the course.</li>
<li>Once you feel you are comfortable with LON-CAPA, feel free to click
other buttons on the remote control to try out.</li>
</ul>
</p>
<hr />
</body>
</html>
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+++ doc/demo/selfteaching/workshopWelcome.html.meta
<abstract>Used in LON-CAPA workshop and demonstrations to explain the fundamental ideas pertaining to the LON-CAPA system</abstract>
<author>Felicia Berryman</author>
<copyright>default</copyright>
<creationdate>1011844141</creationdate>
<dependencies></dependencies>
<keywords></keywords>
<language>seniso</language>
<lastrevisiondate>1023412675</lastrevisiondate>
<mime>html</mime>
<notes></notes>
<owner>demo@msu</owner>
<subject>Demo</subject>
<title>Workshop Welcome Page</title>
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