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A Frame is one screen of a project to which we can add
Media Objects such as images, texts, sounds and videos,
and to which we can apply an Interaction, which will
provide the page with functionality, such as Multiple Choice, Gap Filling,
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These are the basic items to add content to a frame: | ||||
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Media Object:
it is featured by a grey square. It can simultaneously
include several media files: text, image, audio or video.
Besides, it can also contain Malted Actions such as linking
to other frames, opening popup windows, recording or playing audio files,
etc; and run events associated to the mouse, such as onClick,
onMouseOver, etc. |
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2. Container: it is featured by a blue border; it limits a layer with configurable dimensions and coordinates and it has the following functions : | ![]() |
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3. Panel: it is featured by a red border. It is an essential item in all Malted interactions except for Null, since any verify or check action applies to the Main panel included in the exercise . | ![]() ![]() |
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Moreover, the panel can include overlapping cards
that include containers and media objects.
These cards can be linearly navigated with the aid of
navigation arrows. The panel is useful
to create exercises with various cards that have the same structure, since
any added cards will have the same structure and contents as the first
card . |
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