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  • Robert J. Bullock 386 posts 405 karma points
    Sep 28, 2009 @ 16:31
    Robert J. Bullock
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    Looking for Advice on a "Training Module"

    Hey guys,

    I have a project where I need to integrate a Flash movie with a post-viewing questionnaire, a kind of "rate this material" along with several true/false questions. The "rating questions" will always be the same, so that's easy and could be part of the main movie document. The tricky part is the true/false quiz.... Obviously should be a collection of "question" documents, but how to I generate the "compound form" made up of the movie display (using JwPlayer, no problem there...), the "rate this material" and quiz elements?

    Any suggestions? Anyone want to tackle this together with me with the aims of creating a new project to share? A primitive courseware module, I guess.

    Robert

  • dandrayne 1138 posts 2262 karma points
    Sep 28, 2009 @ 16:45
    dandrayne
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    Hi there

    Would this not be possible simply using Doc2Form?  Here's how a simple version could be put together

    • Create a doctype containing the questions, true/false and open-ended alike
    • Create a page that contains the flv video player
    • Use Doc2Form to create a "comments form" at the bottom of each video page allowing users to rate the video
    • Set up doc2form to post the rating/comments as child nodes of each video page
    • win!

    Or am i underestimating the complexity required here?  You'd need to collect and organise the responses yourself, but a bit of xslt could easily do that in a digestible format, or even export as csv for number-crunching in excel.

    Dan

  • Robert J. Bullock 386 posts 405 karma points
    Sep 28, 2009 @ 19:10
    Robert J. Bullock
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    Dandrayne,

    Thanks for the suggestions! I was thinking that there would be a variable number of true/false questions, so they would be "sub-documents" of the main document, but if the client will agree to fixed number of questions, your solution is the winner! :-)

    Thank you again.

     

    Robert

  • bob baty-barr 1180 posts 1294 karma points MVP
    Sep 29, 2009 @ 04:03
    bob baty-barr
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    could you use the umbraco poll package from Tim G?

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