html4quiz 0.0.22

A package that generates question papers as HTML files to be distributed over the network and grades the answers in text files submitted by students.

html4quiz

What is it?

html4quiz is a package that generates question papers as HTML files to be distributed over the network and grades the answers in text files submitted by students.

Help

• Documentation

Features

• Generates as many personalized question sheets in HTML files as one wants with a few strings of text.
• The amount of random personalization is under full control of users.
• Each HTML file with a name corresponding to the identification number.
• Multi-choice as well as short, default, questions can be made.
• A figure, although a pre-made image can be used, can be varied as well as questions.
• Mathematical equations can be included in questions with Latex.
• User defined functions can be easily added.
• With the question sheets in HTML files, students require only a web browser to answer and send text files including the answers over the network.
• Scoring all different answers in text files submitted can be done in a second.

Where to get it

• The source code is currently hosted on GitHub at: https://github.com/generateNscore/html4quiz



pip install html4quiz

Dependencies

• None

Changes

Version 0.0.22

• Added "res" folder to GitHub for the Javascript scripts of figures and additional data saved in JSON format.
• Added a "getResource()" function to the package to access the data.
• Some procedures of calling functions were removed to simplify the usages of package.

Version 0.0.21

• Package name has been changed from htmlfilesforquiz to html4quiz
• So is the name of repository in GitHub.

Version 0.0.20

• Finallized a way to upload/download Javascript scripts saved in JSON files for figures.H. Download Json file of Javascript code for figure contents

Version 0.0.16

• In addition to typical short-answer questions that can be answered on the screen, a new kind questions for which students are required to "play" with mouse to complete a required task to answer is added.
• Example: Nk001.py

Version 0.0.11

• A way to stay in short-answer question is added as:

  
answer = [{'choices':None, 'ans': ans}]
  

• This answering form is different from the one of

answer = [{'choices':None, 'ans':vA+vB, 'fn': 'variation0_int'}]

• This is about Specifying method of convering short-answer to a set of choices.

Example shots

A short-answer question

A multiple-choice question

A multiple-choice question with a figure

A question with multiple-choice figures

A question with equation and with multiple-choices

A question with equation and with multiple-choice figures