Passing Captivate Parameters
Can the score quiz be passed still using this method? How can it be passed with the name and employee number? Thanks for your input.
Short answer: yes. How you do it depends on which version of Captivate you're using.
Extracting a quiz score from Captivate 3 requires a hack to the 'submit quiz results via email' feature. See this article:
http://pipwerks.com/2008/09/07/send-captivate-quiz-data-to-javascript/
Captivate 4 introduces a new 'system variables' feature that makes it much easier to extract a quiz score. I suggest checking the Adobe Captivate forums for instructions; many people have written about it there.
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I am trying to implement the SCORM 1.2 in one of my LMS using the following site as a reference:
www.vsscorm.net
It is running perfectly. But I am not able to save the Quiz question text into the database.
The following information gets stored in database:
cmi.interactions.0.type
cmi.interactions.0.student_response
cmi.interactions.0.correct_responses.0.pattern
cmi.interactions.0.result
cmi.interactions.0.weighting
cmi.interactions.0.latency
cmi.interactions.0.objectives.0.id
I googled and get to know that the question text is stored in cmi.interactions.n.text, which is somehow not storing in the database.
Or maybe SCROM 1.2 doesn't support it. Since I am a newbie in SCORM, any expert advice will be highly appreciated. Thank you.
cmi.interactions.n.text does not appear to be part of the RTE specification (see "technical specification here: https://adlnet.gov/adl-research/scorm/scorm-1-2/), so is unlikely to work in a lot of LMSs. (Also see https://support.scorm.com/hc/en-us/articles/206166436-Question-Descriptions-in-SCORM-1-2 and https://support.scorm.com/hc/en-us/articles/206166696-Questions-Answers-and-how-much-you-can-report-in-SCORM-1-2-and-2004)
There isn't a great way to store this data using the SCORM 1.2 interaction model. SCORM 2004 added a "description" data point that is commonly used to store this value.
The couple of references to the .text element that I saw were customizations for a particular LMS.
Is there a way to search twitter users which have a certain keyword in their 'description' field? Right now my best thought is to write a loop to which will sequentially run through every user id, search the 'description' field and then only save the users which have that keyword.
Looping through every Twitter ID out there seems excessive! Is there a better way or method?
Sub-question are their packages beyond twitteR and streamR for Twitter analysis in R?
P.S. as this is an entirely conceptual question, it was judged that no reproducible code was necessary... some can be provided if the question is unclear.
Thanks!
As you mention this is an entirely conceptual question:
twitter API offers search by users' profile description keywords by using the 'q' parameter: https://dev.twitter.com/rest/reference/get/users/search
You can even OAuth in the link above if you have the credentials and 'curl' test your query. If you simply don't want to build the query, just for the sake of checking feasibility I found this site where you can search by keywords in users' profile: https://moz.com/followerwonk/bio/ (I'm guessing they use Twitter's official API).
As for the R subquestion, I'm afraid I only know the ones you mentioned :-S
I want to ask a question about the 'MAP' in Web technology. What is the meaning of the 'MAP', I only know this is related to the web 2.0 , but don't have any idea, can anyone help me or give me some reference to me? Thank you.
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thank you very much.
I found the answer is the MAP = Mail Admin Page
wikipedia gives many possible meanings for the word (by itself or an acronym), but only a few are computer related and none is really specific to web 2.0 -- it may indicate a specific higher-order function very popular in functional language, an "associative array", or the file format for Quake maps (or, also, the file format for a certain kind of debugging symbols).
What context have you met the word in? It has to be pretty specific if wikipedia doesn't have it in its disambiguation page...!-)
Looking for recommendations for a control which make can do spell checking for various languages.
You should check out the NetSpell as it is free first:
http://www.loresoft.com/projects/netspell/default.aspx
Here is a quick description:
The NetSpell project is a spell
checking engine written entirely in
managed C# .net code. NetSpell's
suggestions for a misspelled word are
generated using phonetic (sounds like)
matching and ranked by a typographical
(looks like) score. NetSpell supports
multiple languages and the
dictionaries are based on the
OpenOffice Affix compression format.
The library can be used in Windows or
Web Form projects. The download
includes an English dictionary with
dictionaries for other languages
available for download on the project
web site. NetSpell also supports user
added words and automatic creation of
user dictionaries. It also includes a
dictionary build tool to build custom
dictionaries.
If you want a good one that is not free I would recomment KarmaSoft UltimateSpell:
http://www.aspnetspellchecker.com/UltimateSpell/Features.aspx
Top 10 Features of Karamasoft
UltimateSpell for ASP.NET
Spell check as you type
Grammar check and synonyms
Spell check TEXT and HTML
Spell 1500 words per second
Auto correct misspelled words
Auto find all editable areas
Lookup online dictionary
34 dictionaries for free
Add to custom dictionary
Windows Forms support
Have a look at Telerik RadSpell:
http://www.telerik.com/products/aspnet-ajax/spell.aspx
We use UltimateSpell. Price is very reasonable and has a clean/easy to use interface.
http://www.karamasoft.com/ultimatespell/features.aspx
Hunspell works well, and the price is right - free!
I am trying to figure out the best way for doing spellcheck in flex application.
I need a support of multiple languages, like: english, russian and so on. Also, I don't need a realtime spellchecking, only in some particular moment(for example, user click button: "check my text"). I found clientside solution here - flex:SpellCheck , but looks like it able to check only english text. So now I am thinking
serverside solution, that recieve a text and needed language, check it(for example with aspell) and returns result. How do you think: is this a good way or I am missing something?
Thanks.
You can check the Squiglly project on Adobe Labs - link
Quoting the page:
Squiggly is a
spell checking engine for Adobe®
Flash® Player and Adobe AIR®. The
Squiggly library allows you to easily
add spell checking functionality in
any Adobe Flex® 3 or Flex 4 based text
control. The distribution package
consists of a utility for building
your own spelling dictionaries, a
sample English dictionary [...]