Joseph Rézeau

A question type allowing multiple targets would be great.

In the Toolbook (now Click2Learn) environment  such a tool was available and I used it regularly for my classes for more than 15 years. That was in the pre-Moodle and pre-Internet days, of course. In those days (15 to 20 years ago) we had powerful tools for creating questions of all kinds, and when almost all learning environment switched to using the Internet, I was disappointed at the poor facilities existing in the Web browsers, as compared to the standalone environments. Things have gradually improved, fortunately, but I still regret that the features offered in Web browsers are still lacking when compared with what used to be available years ago.

Joseph

See the documentation at Regular Expression Short-Answer question type.

Joseph

When I compare Moodle's Español España and Español Internacional lang files I see very few differences. We are waiting for a Spanish speaker to contribute to this discussion.

Joseph

Tim, there is no mention of "internacional" Spanish on that Wikipedia page. What sounds really strange to me (as a linguist) is the notion that there can exist an "international" version of any language. There are only national (or regional) varieties.

Joseph

Hi Chris,

1.- Which version of Moodle are you using: 1.9.x or 2.0.x?

2.- You'd probably stand a better chance to get your question answered if you posted this to the General Developer forum. Don't forget to mention your Moodle version.

3.- Anyway, could you be more explicit as to what you are trying to do which is not covered by the Allow Student Review setting already existing in the Lessson module?

This will let the student navigate back through the lesson to change their answers

Joseph