adding examples of questions using a python converter from txt to xml #33
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@yarikoptic - just pinging, let me know if you find it useful |
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@djarecka do you think it is something we should strive to continue pursuing given that the "format" of our training materials/classes is currently under discussion? |
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I'm not sure. This questions were prepared when we were collecting quizzes for moodle |
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@yarikoptic - i've just added a short example of txt file that could be converted to xml (xml is also included)
I've added only 6 questions for now, but I could probably add more by the end of the week. Or you can just extend the file on your own.
I saw that you also had already one xml file
01-shell-basics.xml- this could be probably merge at the end withquestions.xml,My simple python script supports only ["single", "multi", "truefalse"] questions, but it could be extended to support "shortanswer" if needed.