Dear community!
I just installed formalms to try out if we could use it in our company.
Now I have 3 question and I would be thankful for help.
1. I have created a test that must be completed after a capital. But in the end the participant sees the correct solutions. Is there a way to disable this? I would like the participants to look at the learning material again and then repeat the test. The test should be repeated until it is passed without the solutions becoming visible
2. I have a directory with several HTML pages. I'm looking for a way to open the first page and then jump directly to the next page using a "Next button". Now there is only one back button and I have to access each page individually via the directory.
3. Is there a way to set the font in the editor to Arial by default so that you don't have to make the selection manually every time you type?
Thank you very much for the support!
Max
A few questions from a newbie :-)
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Re: A few questions from a newbie :-)
Hi,
1) https://docs.formalms.org/reference-gui ... /test.html (Results page settings section)
2) No, unless you make a SCORM package with the resources
3) You should edit the code for TinyMce configuration
1) https://docs.formalms.org/reference-gui ... /test.html (Results page settings section)
2) No, unless you make a SCORM package with the resources
3) You should edit the code for TinyMce configuration
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Re: A few questions from a newbie :-)
Hello Max and welcome on board!
1) please look into the reference guide and the tutorials https://docs.formalms.org/ You simply need to set the options so that users do not see the solution after submitting the answers.
Also, if I understand well, you also want users to be forced to go back to the previous material if they fail the test, right? If it's so, you need to use prerequisites on your L.O.s, then in the test use the "suspension" feature and make it so that after 1 failed attempt the user is forced to satisfy the prerequisites again
2) right now, after playing each L.O., you have to go back to the list of materials. What you can do is very simple, rather than having several html pages just use one page and embed a google presentation or a google doc in it. Or create a scorm, as alfa24 has said.
3) not in the user interface. the editor is a third party component, TinyMCE, so if you are able you should change the preferences from the code.
1) please look into the reference guide and the tutorials https://docs.formalms.org/ You simply need to set the options so that users do not see the solution after submitting the answers.
Also, if I understand well, you also want users to be forced to go back to the previous material if they fail the test, right? If it's so, you need to use prerequisites on your L.O.s, then in the test use the "suspension" feature and make it so that after 1 failed attempt the user is forced to satisfy the prerequisites again
2) right now, after playing each L.O., you have to go back to the list of materials. What you can do is very simple, rather than having several html pages just use one page and embed a google presentation or a google doc in it. Or create a scorm, as alfa24 has said.
3) not in the user interface. the editor is a third party component, TinyMCE, so if you are able you should change the preferences from the code.
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Massimiliano Ferrari
Elearnit - Elearning e Knowledge Management
https://www.elearnit.net
https://www.linkedin.com/in/massimilianoferrari
m.ferrari[at]elearnit.net
Skype: m_ferrari_it
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Re: A few questions from a newbie :-)
Thank you very much for answers! I will try out