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1.6     ! damieng     1: \label{Creating_Radio_Response_Problems}\index{Radio Response}
1.1       bowersj2    2: 
1.3       vandui11    3: To create a \textbf{Radio Response}\index{Radio Response} problem, create a new resource
1.4       lira        4: as described in section \ref{Creating_Content_Overview}. This is a {}``problem''
1.1       bowersj2    5: resource so the URL must end in {}``.problem''. You should see a screen
1.4       lira        6: as in figure \ref{New Content Menu}. 
1.1       bowersj2    7: \begin{figure}
                      8: \begin{center}\includegraphics[  width=0.80\paperwidth]{radioResponse2}\end{center}
                      9: 
                     10: 
                     11: \caption{Radio Response Creation Form\label{Radio Response Creation Form}}
                     12: \end{figure}
                     13:  You will need to specify the question text and foil statements.
                     14: 
                     15: \begin{enumerate}
1.4       lira       16: \item Select a radio response template from the menu. You will be presented a form such as in 
1.5       lira       17: the figure \ref{Radio Response Creation Form}.
1.1       bowersj2   18: \item In the \textbf{Text Block} at the top of the problem, remove the sample text
1.3       vandui11   19: and type the question for your problem. Ex: {}``What is two plus
1.1       bowersj2   20: two?''
                     21: \item Locate the \textbf{Response: One of N statements} element. In the \textbf{Max
                     22: Number of Shown Foils} text box, place the number of foils you wish to display
                     23: to the student.
                     24: \item Locate \textbf{Foil 1}. Remove the text that is in the text box and put the
                     25: \emph{correct answer} for the problem in the \textbf{Text Block}. For example,
                     26: {}``Four.'' Make sure this is set to \textbf{true} in the \textbf{Correct
                     27: Option} field.
                     28: \item Below it, you will see \textbf{Foil 2}. Remove the text in the text box and
1.3       vandui11   29: put an \emph{incorrect answer} for the problem. Ex: {}``Purple.''
1.1       bowersj2   30: Make sure this is set to \textbf{false} in the \textbf{Correct Option} field.
                     31: \item Repeat the previous step until you've filled in all of the other incorrect
                     32: answers you wish to offer the students.
1.5       lira       33: \item Once you've filled in all of the incorrect answers, delete any extra foils or 
                     34: change the \textbf{Correct Option}s on the other foils to \textbf{Unused}.
1.1       bowersj2   35: \item %
                     36: \begin{figure}
                     37: \begin{center}\includegraphics[  width=0.80\paperwidth]{radioResponseHint}\end{center}
                     38: 
                     39: 
                     40: \caption{Hint Element\label{Radio Response Hint Element Figure}}
                     41: \end{figure}
1.4       lira       42: \item Scroll down to the Hint element. See the figure \ref{Radio Response Hint Element Figure}
1.1       bowersj2   43: Type some text that will help students when they answer incorrectly. You
                     44: may delete the hint by selecting \textbf{Yes} from the \textbf{Delete} drop-down
                     45: box.
                     46: \item Click the \textbf{Submit Changes} button located at the top of the frame.
1.3       vandui11   47: If you do not do this, your changes will not be saved.
1.1       bowersj2   48: \end{enumerate}
                     49: The \textbf{Correct Option} drop down box controls whether or not a given
                     50: answer will be accepted as a correct answer. If it is set to \textbf{true},
                     51: that answer will be considered a correct answer. Any number of foils can
                     52: be marked \textbf{true}, but only one will be shown to any given student.
                     53: If it is set to \textbf{false}, it will be considered an incorrect answer.
                     54: If it is set to \textbf{Unused}, the system will not use that foil.
1.6     ! damieng    55: \\ \\
        !            56: Example code for a radiobuttonresponse:
        !            57: \begin{verbatim}
        !            58: <radiobuttonresponse randomize="yes">
        !            59:   <foilgroup>
        !            60:     <foil location="random" value="true" name="right1">
        !            61:       <startouttext />This is the right answer.<endouttext />
        !            62:     </foil>
        !            63:     <foil location="random" value="false" name="wrong1">
        !            64:       <startouttext />This is the first wrong answer.<endouttext />
        !            65:     </foil>
        !            66:     <foil location="random" value="false" name="wrong2">
        !            67:       <startouttext />This is the second wrong answer.<endouttext />
        !            68:     </foil>
        !            69:   </foilgroup>
        !            70: </radiobuttonresponse>
        !            71: \end{verbatim}
1.1       bowersj2   72: 
1.6     ! damieng    73: See section \ref{Authoring_RadiobuttonResponse} for more information on \texttt{<radiobuttonresponse>}.