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== Reference Documents ==
 
== Reference Documents ==
   
* '''[[:Category:Problem Techniques|Index of Problem Techniques]]''' ** very useful code fragments
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* '''[[:Category:Problem Techniques|Index of Problem Techniques]]''' ** very useful code fragments for embedding and creating graphics, tables, creating multiple choice and sequential problems, embedding JavaScript, Geogebra and Sage, and many, many other things.
 
* '''[[SubjectAreaTemplates | Subject Area Templates]]''' ** complete examples for questions on various math subjects
 
* '''[[SubjectAreaTemplates | Subject Area Templates]]''' ** complete examples for questions on various math subjects
 
* '''[http://webwork.maa.org/pod/pg POD]''' -- POD = "plain old documentation" -- original documentation embedded in the code files -- this is the place to find the most complete and most technical description of macro behaviors.
 
* '''[http://webwork.maa.org/pod/pg POD]''' -- POD = "plain old documentation" -- original documentation embedded in the code files -- this is the place to find the most complete and most technical description of macro behaviors.
* '''[[PGLabs]]''', On-line labs for rendering of PG code. These labs allow you to interactively experiment with PG syntax online.
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* '''[[PGLabs]]''', On-line labs for rendering of PG code. These labs enable you to experiment interactively online with PG syntax.
 
* [https://courses.webwork.maa.org/webwork2/cervone_course/PGML-examples/?login_practice_user=true '''PGML''' ] formatting examples.
 
* [https://courses.webwork.maa.org/webwork2/cervone_course/PGML-examples/?login_practice_user=true '''PGML''' ] formatting examples.
* The Good Questions project at Cornell University [http://www.math.cornell.edu/~GoodQuestions/]
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* [http://pi.math.cornell.edu/~GoodQuestions/ The Good Questions project at Cornell University]
   
 
== Manuals and HOWTOs ==
 
== Manuals and HOWTOs ==

Revision as of 15:44, 16 June 2021

Learning how to Author WeBWorK problems

Sample Problems

Reference Documents

  • Index of Problem Techniques ** very useful code fragments for embedding and creating graphics, tables, creating multiple choice and sequential problems, embedding JavaScript, Geogebra and Sage, and many, many other things.
  • Subject Area Templates ** complete examples for questions on various math subjects
  • POD -- POD = "plain old documentation" -- original documentation embedded in the code files -- this is the place to find the most complete and most technical description of macro behaviors.
  • PGLabs, On-line labs for rendering of PG code. These labs enable you to experiment interactively online with PG syntax.
  • PGML formatting examples.
  • The Good Questions project at Cornell University

Manuals and HOWTOs

  • File:WeBWorK Problem Authoring Tutorial.pdf aimed at people who already know TeX, but need to learn about Perl, PG, and MathObjects.
  • MathObjects, an object system for manipulating mathematics in WeBWorK questions.
    • PGLabs, On-line labs for rendering of PG code. These labs allow you to interactively experiment with PG syntax online.
    • PGML -- Davide Cervone's newest addition to the PG authoring language makes it easier to describe the layout of a question. The new commands and an interactive environment for experimenting with them are available on the PGLabs page.


Background information

(older reference material )