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* [[Introduction to MathObjects]]
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=== Authoring Questions using MathObjects ===
* [[Presentations on MathObjects]] given by Davide Cervone
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* '''[[Introduction to MathObjects]]''' -- everything you need to know to get started with MathObjects
* [http://webwork.maa.org/doc/cvs/pg_CURRENT/doc/MathObjects/UsingMathObjects.html Using MathObjects manual page](POD documentation from the file MathObjects.pl)
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* '''[[Presentations on MathObjects]]''' -- overview of MathObject features and commands given by Davide Cervone
* [http://webwork.maa.org/doc/cvs/pg_CURRENT/doc/MathObjects/MathObjectsAnswerCheckers.html MathObjects-based Answer Checkers manual page]
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* '''[[:Category:Problem_Techniques| Index of Problem Techniques]]''' -- many of these illustrate MathObject features
* [[IntroductionToContexts]]
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* '''[[SubjectAreaTemplates|Subject Area Templates]]''' -- many of these use MathObjects
** [[SpecializedContexts]]
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* '''[[:Category:MathObject_Classes| MathObject Classes]]''' -- details of the various MathObject types
** [[ModifyingContexts(Advanced)]]
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* '''[[Specialized parsers| MathObject Extensions]]''' -- specialized MathObject types defined as extensions
** [[ContextFlags]]
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* '''[https://testcourses.webwork.maa.org/webwork2/PREP14_Problem_Authoring/Workshop2/?login_practice_user=true Davide Cervone's presentation of MathObjects to PREP, June 16, 2014]''' !!FIXME!! (broken link)
* [[PGLabs]], online calculators for immediate display of MathObjects and PG markup language (PGML) These are very helpful for learning the syntax.
 
   
* [[List of MathObjects reduction rules]]
 
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=== MathObject Answer Checkers ===
* [[ Additional MathObjects documentation]]
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* '''[[Answer Checkers (MathObjects)| Answer Checkers in MathObjects]]'''
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* '''[[Answer Checkers and the Context]]'''
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* '''[[Custom Answer Checkers]]'''
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* '''[[Custom Answer Checkers for Lists]]'''
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* '''Extensions for Answer Checkers'''
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** [http://webwork.maa.org/pod/pg/macros/answerHints.html answerHints] - allows you to customize hints for particular wrong answers
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=== MathObject Contexts ===
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* '''[[Introduction to Contexts]]'''
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* '''[[Common Contexts]]''' (list)
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* '''[[Specialized contexts]]''' (list)
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* '''[[Modifying contexts (advanced)]]'''
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* '''[[Creating Custom Contexts]]'''
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* '''[[Course-Wide Customizations]]'''
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* '''[[Context flags]]'''
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=== Reference Pages ===
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* '''[[:Category:MathObject_Classes| MathObject Classes]]''' - list of the main MathObject types
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* '''[[Common Contexts]]''' -- list of the pre-defined Contexts
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* '''[[MathObjects reference table]]''' - quick reference for MathObject types and features
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* '''[[Reduction rules for MathObject Formulas]]''' - reference rules for "simplifying" forumulae
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* '''[[PGLabs]]''' -- On-line labs for rendering of PG code.
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: These labs allow you to experiment online with writing fragments of questions using MathObjects, PGML and PG syntax.
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* '''[http://webwork.maa.org/pod/pg POD pages]''' -- Plain old documentation.
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: Documentation (for both MathObjects and other macros) taken from the file containing the source code by the programmers. It usually the most complete and up-to-date reference.
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* '''[https://testcourses.webwork.maa.org/webwork2/PREP14_Problem_Authoring/Workshop2/?login_practice_user=true Davide Cervone's presentation of MathObjects to PREP, June 16, 2014]''' !!FIXME!! (broken link)
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Latest revision as of 20:31, 15 June 2021

Authoring Questions using MathObjects

MathObject Answer Checkers

MathObject Contexts

Reference Pages

These labs allow you to experiment online with writing fragments of questions using MathObjects, PGML and PG syntax.
Documentation (for both MathObjects and other macros) taken from the file containing the source code by the programmers. It usually the most complete and up-to-date reference.