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  1. !!@# translate between !!@#  and !!#@
  2.  
  3. <div $frame>
  4.  
  5. !goto $special_parm1
  6.  
  7. :etape
  8. $hh   Nombre maximum d'étapes</h2>
  9. !!@#
  10. If you choose two steps, a first set of questions will be displayed,
  11. these will have to be answered correctly before a second set of questions are displayed.
  12. The number of questions you wish to see displayed in each step is to be entered in the box above.
  13.  
  14. !!#@
  15. !goto end
  16.  
  17. :format_click
  18. $hh $name_format</h2>
  19. <ul><li> <dl $tt>case</dl>
  20. !!@#
  21. type your text here
  22.  
  23. !!#@
  24. </li>
  25. <li><dl $tt>clickfill</dl>
  26. !!@#
  27. a label to be dragged (each label can be used several times)
  28.  
  29. !!#@
  30. </li>
  31. <li><dl $tt>dragfill</dl>
  32. !!@#
  33. a label to be dragged (each label can be used just once)
  34.  
  35. !!#@
  36. </li>
  37. <li><dl $tt>mark</dl>
  38. !!@#
  39. identify the word(s) by clicking on them
  40.  
  41. !!#@
  42. </li>
  43. <li><dl $tt>menu</dl>
  44. !!@#
  45. drop down menu
  46. !!#@
  47. </li>
  48. </ul>
  49. !goto end
  50.  
  51. :format_radio
  52. $hh $name_format</h2>
  53. <ul><li> <dl $tt>radio</dl>
  54. !!@#
  55. type of answer (tick only one box for each question)
  56. !!#@
  57. </li>
  58. <li><dl $tt>checkbox</dl>
  59. !!@#
  60. type of answer (tick one or more boxes for each question)!!#@!!#@
  61. </li>
  62. </ul>
  63. !goto end
  64.  
  65. :menu_commun
  66. $hh Menu commun</h2>
  67. <ul><li>
  68. !!@#
  69. If you tick <tt>yes</tt>, all the words between ?? ?? will appear in a shared list for each blank.
  70.  
  71. !!#@
  72. </li>
  73. <li>
  74. !!@#
  75. If you tick <tt>no</tt>, there must be two or more words between ?? ??.
  76. !!#@
  77. </li>
  78. </ul>
  79. !goto end
  80.  
  81. :data
  82. $hh
  83. !!@#
  84. Number of data sets
  85. !!#@
  86. </h2>
  87. !!@#
  88. The number of data sets correponds to the number of questions
  89. you wish to be displayed at a time on the screen (i.e. in each step).
  90. !!#@
  91.  
  92. !goto end
  93.  
  94. :file
  95. $hh    </h2>
  96. !!@#
  97. The source file contains the program code. The source file is created by
  98. Quicktool automatically from the information you enter. Your exercise cannot
  99. work without the source file.
  100. !!#@
  101. !goto end
  102.  
  103. :choice
  104. $hh </h2>
  105. !!@#
  106. In the TRUEFALSE type exercise you can decide freely on the words you wish to include
  107. for the answer, for example <tt>true, false</tt> or <tt>yes, no</tt> or ...
  108. You can either specify these words at the beginning of the data file or or in the
  109. Quicktool interface (which has priority over anything else). Be careful -thes words must be written
  110. in exactly the same way as in the data file after each answer provided.
  111. !!#@
  112. !goto end
  113.  
  114.  
  115. :choice2
  116. $hh   </h2>
  117. !!@#
  118. This list of words will be the same for each blank. The list can also be specified in
  119. the variable <tt>choice=</tt> at the beginning of the data file. The <tt>choice=</tt>
  120. variable can be useful if you wish to include distractors in your exercise.
  121. !!#@
  122. !goto end
  123.  
  124. :partialscore
  125. !!@#
  126. If you tick <tt>yes</tt>, the learner can move on to the next question (or phase of the exercise)
  127. even if he/she has not selected everything correctly. If you tick <tt>no</tt>, all the words have
  128. to be selected correctly before being able to move on to the next phase of the exercise.
  129. !!#@
  130. !goto end
  131.  
  132. :first_step
  133. $hh Première étape</h2>
  134. !!@#
  135. The first phase usually requires the learner to select (a) word(s). You can
  136. decide not to include this first phase by ticking <tt>no</tt>.
  137. !!#@
  138. !goto end
  139.  
  140. :second_step
  141. $hh
  142. !!@#
  143. Supplementary question
  144. !!#@
  145. </h2>
  146. !!@#
  147. The learner can be required to answer a supplementary question. In this case you can
  148. <ul>
  149. <li>give an instruction which is specific to the supplementary question;</li>
  150. <li>insert the second question in or after the text;</li>
  151. <li>choose the type (format) of the supplementary question.
  152. </li>
  153. </ul>
  154. !!#@
  155. !goto end
  156.  
  157. :answer_given
  158. $hh  Réponses données</h2>
  159. !!@#
  160. You can choose to provide or not to provide the correct answers to the exercise once it has been finished.
  161. !!#@
  162. !goto end
  163.  
  164. :raw
  165. !!@#
  166. If you tick the option <tt> text in its original format</tt>, the lines (carriage returns)
  167. will be displayed in the same way as in the text you have copied.
  168.  
  169. <p>
  170. If you tick
  171. <tt>the size of the text is adjusted to the size of the window</tt>,
  172. the text will be adjusted to the size of the window. However, you may have to add html
  173. codes to show the beginning of a paragraph :  <tt>&lt;p></tt>.
  174. !!#@
  175. !goto end
  176.  
  177. :taille_corr
  178. $hh    </h2>
  179. V x HG x HD:
  180. !!@#
  181. V (V=vertical) corresponds to the height of the label, HG and HD correspond to the length (H=horizontal)
  182. of the left and right columns respectively.!!#@
  183. !goto end
  184.  
  185. :taille_compose
  186. $hh    </h2>
  187. !!@#
  188. height of the blank where the word(s) should be typed: by default , 10, for one line put 5.
  189. If this variable is below 5  the text is centered !
  190. !#@
  191. !goto end
  192.  
  193. :taille_case
  194. $hh    </h2>
  195. !!@#
  196. the number of charcters in the blank
  197. !!#@
  198. !goto end
  199.  
  200. :taille_drag
  201. $hh    </h2>
  202. V x H
  203. !!@#
  204. V is the height and H is the length of the labels
  205. !!#@
  206. !goto end
  207.  
  208. :alea
  209. $hh  
  210. !!@#
  211. In random order
  212. !!#@
  213. </h2>
  214. !!@#
  215. <p> If you tick <tt>yes</tt>, the questions (or items)  in the exercise will be displayed randomly.
  216. </p>
  217. <p>If you tick <tt>no</tt>, the questions (or items) in the exercise will appear
  218. in the order you have written them in the data file. In this case you must select
  219.  
  220. <tt>all</tt> for the parameter  <tt> number of dat sets used in each step </tt>.
  221. The exercise will therefore not be random and may be repetitive for the learner.
  222. Remember that what makes wims interesting to use is the possibility to offer exercises
  223. (questions or items) in  random order.
  224.  
  225. !!#@
  226. !goto end
  227.  
  228. !goto end
  229. :specialhelp
  230. $hh
  231. !!@#
  232. Special helps
  233. !!#@
  234. </h2>
  235. !!@#
  236. Helps can be provided for each word when the exercise type (format) is <tt>case</tt>.
  237. The learner can see the helps provided by hovering over the prompt with the mouse (by default the prompt is ++>).
  238. Three types of help can be provided: the number of letters in each word shown with dashes or three
  239. letters which are taken randomly from the word (or two letters if the word  has fewer than five letters)
  240. and an audio recording of the item.
  241. <p>
  242. These helps can be chosen for the first three trials;If you do not tick anything, no help is given.
  243. !!#@
  244.  
  245. !goto end
  246.  
  247. :percent
  248. $hh  Pourcentage de réussite</h2>
  249. !!@#
  250. If there are at least two steps in an exercise you can decide what minimum success rate you
  251. expect the learner to reach before he/she can move onto the next step. If you select 100%
  252. the questions in the following step(s) will only be displayed if the learner has provided
  253. all the answers correctly (100% success). If you select 0% the exercise will continue until
  254. it comes to its end regardless of the correctness of the answers given.
  255.  
  256. !!#@
  257. !goto end
  258.  
  259. :try
  260. $hh    </h2>
  261. !!@#
  262. Enter the number of trials you allow for the exercise. The score given will depend
  263. on how many trials were needed to find the correct answers.
  264. !!#@
  265. !goto end
  266.  
  267. :instruction
  268. $hh  Consigne</h2>
  269.  
  270. !!@#
  271. Write the instruction of the exercise here. This will be displayed at the beginning of
  272. the exercise. You can use html codes. If you wish to add hyperlinks to websites,
  273. it is best to have the linked pages open in a new window - for this you have to
  274. write the following code
  275. <br>
  276. <pre>
  277. &lt;a target=wims_external href="http://adresse ..... "&gt;lien&lt;/a&gt;
  278. </pre>
  279. Remember that webpages can sometimes disappear form the Internet.
  280. !!#@
  281. !goto end
  282.  
  283. :reading
  284. $hh    </h2>
  285. !!@#
  286. If you tick <tt>yes</tt>, you have to write the name of the file that you will
  287. upload later into your module. The text included in this file will be displayed in a pop up
  288. window when the learner clicks on the word(s) you have specified (instead of
  289. [text to read]).
  290. !!@#
  291. !goto end
  292.  
  293. :audio
  294. $hh    </h2>
  295. !!@#
  296. If you tick  <tt>yes</tt>, you must add the name of an audio file that you will upload to
  297. your module. Remember to write the full name of the file together with the extension <tt>.mp3</tt>.
  298. !!#@
  299.  
  300. !goto end
  301.  
  302.  
  303. :video
  304. $hh    </h2>
  305.  
  306. !!@#
  307. If you tick  <tt>yes</tt>, you must add the name of a video file that you will
  308. upload to the module (unless it is too heavy) or a valid URL address whose format will be <tt>http://xxx </tt>.
  309. The video will open when the learner clicks on the word you have indicated between square brackets
  310. (for example [video] or [watch the advertisement]...).
  311.  
  312. !!#@
  313. !goto end
  314.  
  315. :image
  316. $hh    </h2>
  317.  
  318. !!@#
  319. If you tick  <tt>yes</tt>, you must add the name of a picture file that you will
  320. upload to your module. Remember to write the full name of the file together with
  321. the extension (for example <tt>.jpg</tt>.  The picture will be displayed when the learner clicks
  322. on the word you have indicated between square brackets (for example[picture]...).
  323.  
  324. If you want the link to the picture to be part of  the instructions tick <tt>no</tt>
  325. and write the following code where you want the link to be
  326. <tt> &lt;img src=\imagedir/nom_image&gt></tt>
  327. Give the full name of the file together with the extension.
  328. !!#@
  329.  
  330. !goto end
  331.  
  332. :sens
  333. $hh Sens dans $wims_name_QUIFAITQUOI   </h2>
  334. !!@#
  335. You can ask the learner to identify WHO carries out the actions (or WHO says something)
  336. or WHAT actions  a "character" carries out. The exercise can be configured to choose question type  "WHO does what" or the "WHAT is done by who" randomly.
  337. !!#@
  338. !goto end
  339.  
  340. :aucune
  341. $hh Mot dans $wims_name_QUIFAITQUOI   </h2>
  342. !!@#
  343. In your exercise the last question will always be "none of the above".
  344. This sentence can be changed to something you prefer and to the language you prefer it to be in (for example "aucune de ces  possibilités" in French).
  345. !!#@
  346.  
  347. !goto end
  348. :nopaste
  349. $hh    </h2>
  350. !!@#
  351. If you tick <tt>yes</tt> the learner will be able to copy and paste the answers.
  352. If you tick <tt>no</tt>, the learner will have to type the answers in the blanks himself.
  353. !!#@
  354. !goto end
  355.  
  356. :css
  357. $hh    </h2>
  358. !!@#
  359. The css style of the questions and answers can be specified here.
  360. You can for example change the colour.
  361. !!#@
  362. !goto end
  363.  
  364.  
  365. :css1
  366. $hh    </h2>
  367. !!@#
  368. If you use css styles in the "instruction" part you can add them here.
  369. The default is listing style with capital letters.
  370. !!#@
  371.  
  372. !goto end
  373.  
  374.  
  375. :prompts
  376.  
  377. $hh    </h2>
  378. !!@#
  379. You can add "prompts" or remarks here that you wish to be displayed
  380. if the learner provides a correct answer, a wrong answer or an incomplete answer.
  381. !!#@
  382. !goto end
  383.  
  384. :player
  385. $hh    </h2>
  386. !!@#
  387. Choose a flash audio player from the list.
  388. !!#@
  389. !goto end
  390. :swac
  391. $hh    </h2>
  392.  
  393. !!@#
  394. If you wish to use words included in the swac audio collection
  395. (<a target=wims_external href="http://shtooka.net">http://shtooka.net</a>),
  396. you have to tick the language you are going to use. This function cannot yet be
  397. used with all the different types of exercises (however, in certain exercise types check the "preferences"
  398. section to see how words from the audio collection can be included by adding <tt>audio="word"</tt>
  399. at the beginning of the data set. If the word is to be included from the swac audio collection,
  400. the extension <tt>.mp3</tt>should not be specified.)
  401.  
  402. !!#@
  403. !goto end
  404.  
  405. </div>
  406.  
  407.  
  408. !!language independant
  409.  
  410. :data_fileCORRESP
  411. $hh  $wims_name_CORRESP</h2>
  412. $gen_data
  413. <p>
  414. !set b = !record 1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/CORRESP
  415. !set a = !record 2 to -1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/CORRESP
  416. !set b= !line 2 to -1 of $b
  417. <pre  $pre>
  418. $b
  419. !replace internal : by &#58; in :$a
  420. </pre>
  421. !goto end
  422.  
  423. :data_fileCOMPOSE
  424. $hh2 $wims_name_COMPOSE</h2>
  425. $gen_data
  426. <p>
  427. !set b = !record 1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/COMPOSE
  428. !set a=!record 2 to -1 of  lang/help.$modu_lang/COMPOSE
  429. !set b= !line 2 to -1 of $b
  430. <pre  $pre>
  431. $b
  432. !replace internal : by &#58; in :$a
  433. </pre>
  434. !goto end
  435.  
  436. :data_fileGAP
  437. $hh  $wims_name_GAP</h2>
  438. $gen_data
  439. <p>
  440. !set b = !record 1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/GAP
  441. !set a = !record 2 to -1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/GAP
  442. !set b= !line 2 to -1 of $b
  443. <pre  $pre>
  444. $b
  445. !replace internal : by &#58; in :$a
  446. </pre>
  447. !goto end
  448.  
  449. :data_fileORDONNE
  450. $hh  $wims_name_ORDONNE</h2>
  451. $gen_data
  452.  
  453. !set b = !record 1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/ORDONNE
  454. !set a = !record 2 to -1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/ORDONNE
  455. !set b= !line 2 to -1 of $b
  456. <pre  $pre>
  457. $b
  458. !replace internal : by &#58; in :$a
  459. </pre>
  460. !goto end
  461.  
  462. :data_fileQCM
  463. $hh  $wims_name_QCM</h2>
  464. $gen_data
  465.  
  466. !set b = !record 1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/QCM
  467. !set a = !record 2 to -1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/QCM
  468. !set b= !line 2 to -1 of $b
  469. <pre  $pre>
  470. $b
  471. !replace internal : by &#58; in :$a
  472. </pre>
  473. !goto end
  474.  
  475. :data_fileSELECTWORD
  476.  
  477.  
  478. $hh  $wims_name_SELECTWORD</h2>
  479. $gen_data
  480. !set b = !record 1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/SELECTWORD
  481. !set a = !record 2 to -1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/SELECTWORD
  482. !set b= !line 2 to -1 of $b
  483. <pre  $pre>
  484. $b
  485. !replace internal : by &#58; in :$a
  486. </pre>
  487. !goto end
  488.  
  489. :data_fileSELECTWORDA
  490.  
  491. $hh  $wims_name_SELECTWORDA</h2>
  492. $gen_data
  493.  
  494. !set b = !record 1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/SELECTWORDA
  495. !set a = !record 2 to -1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/SELECTWORDA
  496. !set b= !line 2 to -1 of $b
  497. <pre  $pre>
  498. $b
  499. !replace internal : by &#58; in :$a
  500. </pre>
  501. !goto end
  502.  
  503. :data_fileSELECTWORDB
  504. $hh  $wims_name_SELECTWORDB</h2>
  505. $gen_data
  506. !set b = !record 1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/SELECTWORDB
  507. !set a = !record 2 to -1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/SELECTWORDB
  508. !set b= !line 2 to -1 of $b
  509. <pre  $pre>
  510. $b
  511. !replace internal : by &#58; in :$a
  512. </pre>
  513. !goto end
  514.  
  515. :data_fileQUIFAITQUOI
  516. $hh $wims_name_QUIFAITQUOI</h2>
  517. $gen_data
  518. !set b = !record 1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/QUIFAITQUOI
  519. !set a = !record 2 to -1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/QUIFAITQUOI
  520. !set b= !line 2 to -1 of $b
  521. <pre  $pre>
  522. $b
  523. !replace internal : by &#58; in :$a
  524. </pre>
  525. !goto end
  526.  
  527. :data_fileTONIC
  528. $hh $wims_name_TONIC</h2>
  529. $gen_data
  530. !set b = !record 1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/TONIC
  531. !set a = !record 2 to -1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/TONIC
  532. !set b= !line 2 to -1 of $b
  533. <pre  $pre>
  534. $b
  535. !replace internal : by &#58; in :$a
  536. </pre>
  537. !goto end
  538.  
  539. :data_fileTRUEFALSE
  540. $hh $wims_name_TRUEFALSE</h2>
  541. $gen_data
  542. !set b = !record 1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/TRUEFALSE
  543. !set a = !record 2 to -1 of lang/help.$modu_lang/TRUEFALSE
  544. !set b= !line 2 to -1 of $b
  545. <pre  $pre>
  546. $b
  547.  
  548. !replace internal : by &#58; in :$a
  549. </pre>
  550. !goto end
  551.  
  552. :end