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2.
Edit:
double-click the panel or select it with the right button of your mouse
(when selecting the panel, its red border turns into yellow); then click
Edit from the menu. The Edit
Panel window will open. In the upper boxes the user can key in
a name for the current card and for the panel (by creating the panel,
its first card is also automatically created). Below there are three thumbs
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* This Action is applied by default to all the cards, so if we only want to apply it to certain cards, we will have to do so from inside the xml code by manually deleting the onShow labels from those cards |
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3. Working with several cards: Demo Multimedia 4: "Multiple Choice template" If the user is interested in developing an exercise with several cards, advantage of the cards uniformity can be taken: a) Add a panel, call it Main and fill in the first card with the corresponding content (Containers and Media objects with their graphics, buttons, texts, etc). b) Right click the panel and select Add a card (it is placed at the end) or Insert a card (it is placed in front of the current card). This will introduce a second card into the panel; this second card will be exactly as the first one as regards the layout of the containers and media objects but without the associated media files . As many cards as needed can be added or inserted. It is not necessary to name the cards, since we can also call them by the position they have inside the panel. (1 will be the first card, then 2, etc.) |
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- Previous button is a transparent media object associated to an image file (left arrow); its action is previous and its value panel (Main) - Next button is a transparent media object associated to an image file (right arrow); its action is next and its value panel (Main) - The card number box is a transparent media object called Main.cardNumber |
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5. Verify and Clear panel cards buttons: the verify button is a media object with verify or check action . - Verify action marks the exercise, showing the right and wrong answers. - Check action only shows the right solutions. As a value for the actions, panel (Main) must be introduced, so as the marking to be applied to the panel called Main in which our exercise is included. Both actions also have parameters that can be modified from Frame>Properties in the Parameters thumb: - Verify Parameter: anyTime/atEnd Values: Verify anytime allows the user to verify the active card at any time whereas attend only verifies the cards once all the cards inside the panel have been answered. - chekOnlyOne Parameter : yes/no Values: yes allows clicking only one answer as the right one whereas no allows clicking several answers within the same exercise .
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