Annotation of loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Docs_Radio.tex, revision 1.6
1.4 albertel 1: \label{Docs_Radio}
1.2 webbsuza 2: This is a question where students can choose only one correct answer
1.6 ! raeburn 3: from a selection. Each choice in the selection is called a ``foil'' because
1.2 webbsuza 4: the majority of the selection choices try to foil the student. Only
1.5 riegler 5: one foil is correct.
6:
7: LON-CAPA randomly displays the foils to students. If you choose to set the max number of displayed foils to
1.3 webbsuza 8: 4, but only have 6 foils, then LON-CAPA will choose one of the True
1.2 webbsuza 9: foils and fill in the rest of the foils with false foils, up to a maximum
10: of four foils. To edit the 1 out of N multiple choice problem, enter
11: your question text into the appropriate box. Then enter one foil statement
12: into each foil box you want to use. You do not have to use
13: all 10 of the foil boxes. For each foil you do use, you
1.5 riegler 14: need to assign it a value of True or False.
15:
16: You can choose to assign a foil
1.3 webbsuza 17: a location. For example, the foils appear in random
1.6 ! raeburn 18: order to your students. If you have a foil statement of ``None
! 19: of the above'', then you want this statement to always appear
1.5 riegler 20: at the bottom.
21:
22: After entering all of the correct foil text, you can
1.2 webbsuza 23: add an optional hint. The hint text appears under the student's
24: view of the problem after getting one incorrect submission. The hint
25: text remains displayed on your students' views of the problem after
1.5 riegler 26: it is correct, for study purposes.
27:
28: At any point in the editing process,
29: you can choose to store your changes. Each time you click \fbox{Save and Edit}
1.2 webbsuza 30: , the current view of the problem will appear in box at the top of
1.5 riegler 31: the edit screen. When finished editing, click the \fbox{Save and Edit}
32: button and then the the \underline{Student view} link in the
33: \textbf{Functions} section of the Inline Menu.
1.2 webbsuza 34:
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