[QTI] Response processing of text entry interaction

[Jean Pierre Malrieu]

Thanks for taking some time to give a "real" translation.

I had the same idea, but this xml is not valid: you cannot have a  
sequence of several <responseIf> elements.

Do you see a workaround?

JPM


Le 17 sept. 08 à 15:35, Steve Lay a écrit :

> Jean Pierre Malrieu wrote:
>> So basically, if this is "not difficult" to you, an example of  
>> translation would be welcome!
>
> So the responseProcessing for such an item might look like this (the  
> SCORE value of 0 can be implied but I've added to make the code  
> clearer and it does no harm):
>
> <responseProcessing>
> <setOutcomeValue identifier="SCORE">
>   <baseValue baseType="float">0</baseValue>
> </setOutcomeValue>
> <responseCondition>
>  <responseIf>
>   <substring caseSensitive="false">
>    <baseValue baseType="string">mecanisation</baseValue>
>    <variable identifier="RESPONSE"/>
>   </substring>
>   <setOutcomeValue identifier="SCORE">
>    <sum>
>     <variable identifier="SCORE"/>
>     <baseValue baseType="float">0.5</baseValue>
>    </sum>
>   </setOutcomeValue>
>  </responseIf>
>  <responseIf>
>   <substring caseSensitive="false">
>    <baseValue baseType="string">fertilization</baseValue>
>    <variable identifier="RESPONSE"/>
>   </substring>
>   <setOutcomeValue identifier="SCORE">
>    <sum>
>     <variable identifier="SCORE"/>
>     <baseValue baseType="float">0.5</baseValue>
>    </sum>
>   </setOutcomeValue>
>  </responseIf>
> </responseCondition>
> </responseProcessing>
>
> To accommodate different spellings you might want to experiment with  
> the patternMatch operator instead of the simple subString as this  
> will enable things like:
>
> <patternMatch pattern=".*(mecanisation|mechanization).*">
> <variable identifier="RESPONSE"/>
> </patternMatch>
>
> ...assuming a single line of input.
>
> Steve
>
>
>
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le découvrir.
J. Piaget