Glenys Hanson

Hi Don and Frankie,

Students love drag and drop and any exercise where they can move things around. I think it's a very efficient way for them to develope criteria for understanding how the content functions too.

I've used mainly Hot Potatoes for this including some English Pronunciation Exercises. What I find takes time is not making the exercises, but making all the recordings.

Deborah Devlin has also used Hot Potatoes a lot for pronunciation exercises on her Strivney site.

Just had to know what Penang Char Kway Teow was : looks delicious!

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Cheers,

Glenys

Merci Joseph et Aurore !

Ah, il faut aller sur le site Lazarus pour télécharger la version Lazarus 3 (Chrome, Safari and Firefox)

Cheers,

Glenys

Salut Joseph,

Pourquoi Lazarus marche pour les geeks mais pas pour les geekettes ?

J'ai Firefox 4.0 depuis 10 jours et je ne peux pas installer Lazarus.

Parce que je suis sur Mac ?

Cheers,

Glenys

PS Grâce à Google j'ai compris le sens de "Ca dépote !" mais pas l'origine. Tu vas nous l'expliquer ?

Hi Tieku,

There doesn't seem to be one here in Moodle 2.2. I've created an issue in the Tracker: MDL-26954

If you'd like this to change, go and vote for it.

Cheers,

Glenys

When you start a new subject, it's a good idea to start a new discussion with the right subject - makes it easier for people to find it.

Hi Mark,

The developers don't often read these forums so if you think this is something that should be changed, go to the Tracker, create yourself an account and add a new issue. Maybe check first that there isn't already one on the same subject.

Cheers,

Glenys