Re: Using libglade to create .glade



You can use the same philosophy, making a interface for the teacher,
showing him all the options of questions he can chooose in one screen. For
example you can create something like this (but graphical):

Question [1]: <entry>
(X) Aswer1:  <options for radio buttons>
( ) Aswer2:  <entry>
( ) Aswer3: other thing

For this example the teacher choosed to use radio buttons in the Answer1
but in the question[2] he can choose another kind like entry for example,
recording in the database what kind of quest he marked, the quest and the
waited result.
2. When the student is going to make the test the database checks what kind
of answer it will show and shows what it was waited to show.
3. As the aswers is going to be stored on the database, the teacher just
need to correct the descritive answers (Answer2) making easier for him.

I think it would be better to make this using html (using programs like
DreamWeaver, Screem, Fish to create the interface), because you can put the
teacher, student, administrator in the same interface using the same
database, changing the views and access for each group.

Regards, Elcio



                                                                       
                                                                       
                                               Para:     "elciof bb com br" <elciof bb com br>
                      "Arthur Maciel"          cc:       gtkmm-list <gtkmm-list gnome org>, gtkmm-list-bounces gnome org
                      <arthurmaciel gma        Assunto:  Re: Using libglade to create .glade
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Elcio,
in fact there should be 3 programs:
1) the test program itself: where the students would load the exam and
where they should mark the answers (should work perfectly as you´ve
suggested);
2) the program to build the exam: to make easier for the teacher to "create
a database (or xml) to put the questions and the answers" - for this I
wondered using some mechanism like glade;
3) the program to correct students exams using the files sent from their
program (via intra or internet).

Have you got the whole scene? Really don´t know if it worthy to implement
it using Gtkmm, as any teacher with some PowerPoint of OpenOffice knowledge
could build this using these softwares. What do you think?

Thanks, Elcio.
Regards,
Arthur

2007/9/4, elciof bb com br <elciof bb com br>:
      Arthur,

      If I understood you want to do a test for your students, right ?

      You can put all the components you need on a glade screen in the
      right
      positions and put all invisible like creating a label, entry, radio
      box and
      navigation buttons. Then you can create a database (or xml) to put
      the
      questions and the answers, the id of the student, the styles you are
      going
      to use in each quest (like entry or radio button). The database is
      going to
      have what fields are going to be visible or not and record the
      answers for
      the specific student.

      Best, Elcio












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