[QTI] choiceInteractions as rows of a table

Niall Barr n.barr at admin.gla.ac.uk
Fri Jan 22 13:52:55 GMT 2010


Yes, you're right - the horizontal orientation attribute would not
necessarily do what you want. I think it should be possible using CSS,
but probably only working properly with whichever rendering engine you
base it on.

Niall

-----Original Message-----
From: ims-qti-bounces at lists.ucles.org.uk
[mailto:ims-qti-bounces at lists.ucles.org.uk] On Behalf Of Bart Nagel
Sent: 22 January 2010 13:36
To: IMS Question & Test Interoperability
Subject: Re: [QTI] choiceInteractions as rows of a table

At 2010-01-22 13:22:40 -0000, Niall Barr wrote:
> Actually, yes... That would be much simpler...

Just to make sure we're all on the same page, the output I'm after is
like this:

A banana is a berry                                [x] true   [ ] false
A strawberry is a berry                            [ ] true   [x] false
Bart gains most of his useless knowledge from QI   [x] true   [ ] false

Where the "true" options are vertically aligned with each other, as are
the "false" options, and each row is a separate choiceInteraction.

I would have thought having a "horizontal" styling hint could give
either of the following layouts, neither of which I'm looking for:

A banana is a berry   [x] true   [ ] false
A strawberry is a berry   [ ] true   [x] false
Bart gains most of his useless knowledge from QI   [x] true   [ ] false

or

A banana is a berry
   [x] true   [ ] false
A strawberry is a berry
   [ ] true   [x] false
Bart gains most of his useless knowledge from QI
   [x] true   [ ] false

--bart

--
bart nagel
   e: bjn at ecs.soton.ac.uk         Skype: trem-b
   w: ecs.soton.ac.uk/people/bjn    Aim: bartremby
XMPP: tremby at jabber.org             MSN: msn at tremby.net



More information about the IMS-QTI mailing list