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Hi Helen,

              great addon  

      Is it possible to "save" the forms in an "collapsibleted" state ( some sections open some close as the user let it ) and with some default values stored. That way it should be possible to recall one of the saved forms for a particular usage: for the lesson a "simple" form could be use by novice lesson user without frighting them will all options.

If the same type of forms are used in the lesson question interface then the same principle could be applied to questions form to remember and to choose the degree of  complexity desired

The same should apply to all other modules that use form ( orthogonality )!

Thanks to Fred!

Salutations from Québec,

Bernard

Hi Ali,

         I will use probably that  http://webphysics.davidson.edu/applets/circuitbuilder/default.htm circuit simulator in  my project Socrate. I just see that it don't works on the Ipad ( i have tested it last year and it worked on my desktop ;- 

With some javascript added, it is possible to let applets or applications like these interact with normal Moodle quiz. I am in the process of integrating a similar program to Moodle and initials results are probants But I am slow and the circuit simulator will not be treated before next fall!

I hope it may help,

Bernard

Hi Brian,

             depending of your Moodle version and of the complexity required Geogebra may be a good candidate.

I hope it may help,

Bernard

Bonjour Joseph,

                        personally I have started to integrate RGraph with my Moodle work.

It is based on html5 and javascript, meaning that the client machine instead of the server do the processing for creating the charts. Another great debate to have

As you suggest it is Time for a new graph/chart library in Moodle server or client side!

Bernard

Hi Lesli,

             no problem to use your personnal questions, it will be a pleasure to do so.

     The generator tool that Itamar created and linked on that thread use a very similar approach to create cloze questions. The manipulations are differents but the principle is the same.

   It use input fields instead of files. It generate one of the four Socrate questions models.

Salutations from Québec,

Bernard