Multiple Choice Quiz with self marking funciton

Multiple Choice Quiz with self marking funciton

[B.A.Lee]

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Hi,
I am new to ConTeXt but have been using LaTeX for years. Just before I came across ConTeXt, I ran across Acrotex eDucation Bundle. One of its packages allows us to create multiple choice quizzes which has some self-harming features when done on screen. It also has a paper equivalent.
I am wondering if anyone is willing to share his/her setups for multiple choice, with or without the self-harming feature. I am also wondering if ConTeXt has that self-harming feature too. If it can, I hope too see an example of how it can be done.
Many thanks in advance.
May you be well and happy!B.A.

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Re: Multiple Choice Quiz with self marking funciton

[Wolfgang Schuster]

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> B.A.Lee <mailto:b.a.lee@rocketmail.com>
> 21. Oktober 2016 um 19:28
> Hi,
>
> I am new to ConTeXt but have been using LaTeX for years. Just before I 
> came across ConTeXt, I ran across Acrotex eDucation Bundle. One of its 
> packages allows us to create multiple choice quizzes which has some 
> self-harming features when done on screen. It also has a paper equivalent.
>
> I am wondering if anyone is willing to share his/her setups for 
> multiple choice, with or without the self-harming feature. I am also 
> wondering if ConTeXt has that self-harming feature too. If it can, I 
> hope too see an example of how it can be done.
>
Take a look at the widgets manual: http://pragma-ade.nl/show-man-13.htm

Wolfgang

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Re: Multiple Choice Quiz with self marking funciton

[B.A.Lee]

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Thanks Wolfgang for pointing the direction.
My effort so far gave the following:
%%%%\setuppapersize[S4][S4]\setupinteraction[state=start,click=no]
\definefield
    [Choice][radio][ChoiceSetup]    [yes,no]
\definesymbol [YesS] [Y] %[\ding{52},color=red] %% Not successful in getting the symbols I want to work\definesymbol [NoS] [\getglyph{Dingbats}{\char10008}] %[\ding{56},color=red]\definesymbol [BlankS] []
\definesubfield[yes][ChoiceSetup][YesS,BlankS]\definesubfield[no][ChoiceSetup][NoS,BlankS]
\copyfield [no] [no1]\copyfield [no] [no2]\copyfield [no] [no3]\copyfield [no] [no4]
\setupfield[ChoiceSetup]    [width=2ex,     height=2ex,     frame=on,     background=screen] 
\starttext
\hbox to \hsize    {\field[no1] A: correct \hfill \field[yes] maybe \hfill \field[no2] incorrect \hfill \field[no3] huh?}
\starttabulate
    \field[no1] $x$ \NC \field[no2] $-x$ \NR %% can't figure out how to delink these radio fields from the above    \field[no3] $\pm x$ \NC \field[yes] $|x|$ \NR
\stoptabulate
\stoptext%%%%
My intention for including this is not for someone to help debug this but to show the limit of my coding skills.
I was really hoping for a working example of a multiple choice quiz since ConTeXt was originally designed for educational purpose.
Thanks anyway. @-->------ May you be happy and well! B.A. ------<--@ 

    On Saturday, 22 October 2016, 20:41, Wolfgang Schuster <schuster.wolfgang@gmail.com> wrote:
 

 
   B.A.Lee  21. Oktober 2016 um 19:28  Hi,
I am new to ConTeXt but have been using LaTeX for years. Just before I came across ConTeXt, I ran across Acrotex eDucation Bundle. One of its packages allows us to create multiple choice quizzes which has some self-harming features when done on screen. It also has a paper equivalent.
I am wondering if anyone is willing to share his/her setups for multiple choice, with or without the self-harming feature. I am also wondering if ConTeXt has that self-harming feature too. If it can, I hope too see an example of how it can be done.
 
Take a look at the widgets manual: http://pragma-ade.nl/show-man-13.htm

Wolfgang


   

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