Difference between revisions of "Things to consider in developing WeBWorK problems with embedded Flash applets"
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| − | ==Things to consider in developing WeBWorK problems with embedded Flash applets== |
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| + | ==Applets in the body of a WeBWorK problem== |
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+ | ===Where is the solution computed?=== |
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+ | ====In WeBWorK==== |
| + | ====In the applet==== |
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| + | ==Applets in Hints and Solutions== |
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For many types of problems, you may not need an applet in the main part of the problem, but you may want to use one to provide the student with a hint or to help the student understand the solution. |
For many types of problems, you may not need an applet in the main part of the problem, but you may want to use one to provide the student with a hint or to help the student understand the solution. |
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Revision as of 16:05, 28 July 2011
Contents
Applets in the body of a WeBWorK problem
Where is the solution computed?
In WeBWorK
In the applet
Applets in Hints and Solutions
For many types of problems, you may not need an applet in the main part of the problem, but you may want to use one to provide the student with a hint or to help the student understand the solution.
