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Theidea here is that the exercise is teaching you how to wrap existing css code into a media rule. (The media rule is the first thing we see and within its block we see all the css that applies within it)

Hello, I am a student. As you can see the submit button for me is unable to be clicked. This is not a problem for my peers, just me. I am the only person at my school who has this problem. I am using Chrome as my browser and have good internet connection. I also have tried the across multiple devices, my school issued lap top, my pc, and my personal laptop and it still won't work. For some reason, it will work on my phone and I can submit the access code and start my quiz. I'm worried about this when we go back to in school learning as I won't be allowed to use my phone. If anyone has any tips or solutions that would be really appreciated!

In your screenshot, no access code has been entered. One needs to be typed/pasted in before the submit button is activated. If the Submit button does not activate after you have actually entered the access code, then I can only suggest you submit a support ticket. Click Help, then choose "Report a problem".

I also have the same problem as this. Whenever I enter the access code in the field provided, the submit button is still disabled. But when I use my phone in answering quizzes, I can submit the access code without any problems. I am worried that this might affect my future exams since we will be using Respondus soon and it cannot be used on mobile phones.

Did you ever resolve this issue? I'm an instructor and have had several students experience this problem over the past 3 years using Canvas. Support has not been able to replicate the issue, so they haven't been able to help me with it. It's extremely frustrating and stressful for students who experience it.

Well for starters this is very disorganized we should remove all the win screens since they all serve the same purpose, the second nitpick is the naming scheme you came up with for the buttons which took more effort to learn how the program works rather than taking time to give them appropriate names

Can you send me a screenshot of how you would create and code the variables for this to work properly? Do we need more than just a variable to bring the user to the next question? Thanks for any help you can offer.

Hello! I am trying to code a quiz with 5 questions that will be answered using a yes button or no button. If a question is answered correctly, it will proceed to the next question; if it's answered incorrectly, the quiz ends. I have no experience whatsoever with this so I can't get it to work. As of now, only the first question works.

Perhaps you code that quiz on your PC first. Read the questions and answers from a file, one by one, wait for keyboard input and proceed as appropriate. If that works, go to an Arduino and do the same with less support by an OS.

To save having do the button state vs previous state comparison thing over and over, I put those two tests in two functions at the top of loop(), setting a boolean yes as true if yes pressed (else false) and a boolean no as true if no pressed (else false) .

Then in each of the states 0-4 ask the question, and go to whatever next state is appropriate, depending on which of yes or no was true and what the right answer was for that question. (While neither yes nor no is true, it will just lurk in the current state with the question on the lcd.)

Hello, I've tried to get help with this on a previous forum post but still can't figure it out. I'm very inexperienced so at this point, it would be amazing if someone could just write an example of the correct way to code it (even if it's not all 5 questions) so that I can work from that with copy/paste. I will attach the code I have so far below.

I am trying to code a quiz with 5 questions that will be answered using a yes button or no button. If a question is answered correctly, it will proceed to the next question; if it's answered incorrectly, the quiz ends. I have no experience whatsoever with this so I can't get it to work. As of now, only the first question can be answered then it doesn't advance any further.

I have an Arduino one and the screen is an LCD1602

Here are the 5 questions with the "correct" answers to successfully complete the quiz. If the question is answered alternatively, the quiz should end. :

Anyway here's the sketch for you just to copy and paste out of here into the ide. (I only attached it originally rather than do it this way so you wouldn't be tempted to "peek" if you were still keen to try further yourself.) I have copied the below back out again and recompiled to check there's no rubbish in the code.

I'm writing my quiz questions in my text editor in the "GIFT" format and then importing them to my quiz pool. The GIFT format is very quick and compact, and this method lets me develop questions without internet access.

The problem is that the GIFT format doesn't allow newlines in the middle of a question, but MarkDown relies on newlines to delineate code blocks. For example, I would like the following quiz question:

There are a few smart editors supporting GIFT that will help you escape the special characters in the code. I prefer this VSCode extension for GIFT. Disclaimer: it uses the GIFT grammar/parser I helped develop.

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An Honor Code Quiz is a quick one-question quiz where students can indicate they will adhere to the honor code during online assessments. You might require this at the beginning of the semester, or you might require it before every online assessment. This guide shows you how to create a one-question quiz that is not linked to the gradebook. It also outlines how you can make the quiz mandatory before a student starts the actual test or exam.

Once you have both the Honor Code quiz and your actual quiz created, you can create a Conditional Release. This requires students to take the Honor Code quiz first in order to allow access the actual quiz.

Octane AI quizzes can be displayed in any environment that allows for HTML embedding. An example of this is any webpage on your Shopify store, but would not include HTML emails (emails don't allow for this type of code to run for security purposes).

After your quiz page is created, that page becomes the URL for your quiz. Adding a link to the quiz page on your store's navigation menu is a great way to encourage general traffic & revenue to your quiz.

If the quiz is added to a non-Shopify page, revenue tracking will no longer function for the quiz as tracking depends on cookies added to your Shopify store by Octane AI. If you'd like to add a quiz to a non-Shopify page, but have concerns about how viable it may be, contact our support team with your questions!

Doing what Otoniel asks for well is a tricky balance. On the one hand you want the student to notice that time is getting short. On the other hand, you don't want to completely interrupt their thoughts. (So, I think a plan JavaScript alert is on the side of being too invasive.)

In addition to extra JS, the other thing you can hook into is that inside the last 100 seconds, Moodle puts a CSS class on the timer like class="timeleft99" ( ). Moodle itself only hooks into this for the last 15 seconds: , but you could do more. (I have not idea why it is just 15 seconds. It has just been like that for many years.)

Paste the following code in Site administration / Appearance / Additional HTML / When BODY is opened. Don't forget to Save changes. If you don't have access to the Site administration, put the code in an HTML block and set the block to appear on every page of the quiz.

It is certainly the fastest way, but not necessarily the most convenient. First of all, you need to have access to the Moodle files, which you don't have if you are not the site administrator. Second, the change will be overwritten with the next update to Moodle.

Regarding the little script I had suggested to Mawuli, I found the problem when looking at the code on his installation. I don't remember but it was a small bug, maybe related to the language used for the name of the selectors or something else.

Hey, I try to create a quiz on the Merge Cube. I choose one person, installed him on the MergeCube and create a Code. When I push on the Person, he shoes me only one Question. How can I code more questions in one Quiz for one person or animal?

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Say you have two arrays, itemsA and itemsB, and you want to combine them into a new array named allItems. Complete the code so that the new allItems array stores the elements from itemsA first, followed by the elements inside itemsB:

Thank you Abdi for your reply. I did google on how to combine the two arrays and I did find the answer that you provided to me but in this specific instance, it looks like the better solution was to use the spread operator to copy both arrays into the third array. That solved my challenge question. Thank you again for your reply.

No, NASFAA does not know the reason for the increase in UEH comment code 359. The U.S. Department of Education (ED) was made aware of the issue and conducted a special NSLDS postscreening on Wednesday, November 23 to correct student records that were erroneously flagged for UEH. See Electronic Announcement, 11/23/22. If the school believes the student is truly a UEH issue, see GEN-15-05 for additional information on acceptable documentation and what to do if the student did not earn academic credit at the previous school or schools.

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