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Manage Grid menu buttons (JCross only):

Options menu buttons:

Help menu buttons:

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Fil

The Fil

menu is basically the same in all the programs, although there are minor differences. Click

anywhere on the graphic to get specific information on each item. Note that

JMat

has an extra File Menu

item called Fla

ard

; this enables you to create a Web page that functions like flashcards, for

learning/memorizing items prior to quizzing.

JMat

and

JMix

also have drag-and-drop export items.

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Edit m

The

Edit

menu is basically similar in all programs. Click on the graphic to get more details about the items.

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rt m

The

menu is the same in all programs. Click on the graphics to get more information on the menu

items.

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Manag

tion

The

Manag

tion

menu is available in

JQuiz

, and a similar

Manag

menu is included in

JMat

h (these are the only programs which include multiple items on one page). These functions allow you

to change the order of questions or items, by dragging and dropping, moving, inserting or deleting

questions. Click on the graphic to get more information.

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Manag

Grid m

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The

Manag

Grid

menu is only available in

JCro

. It contains functions for changing aspects of the

crossword grid. Click on the graphic for more information.

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Option

The Option

menu is the same in all the programs (with the exception of JQuiz, which has an extra Mode

setting). Click on the items to get more information.

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lp m

The

menu is the same in all the programs. Click on the graphic to get more information about the

items.

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Help on specific programs

JQuiz

main JQuiz

JQuiz

is used to create question-based quizzes. A JQuiz exercise can contain an unlimited number of

questions, from four different question types, and each question can contain an unlimited number of correct

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or incorrect answers, each with feedback. Here is the main screen of the program. Click on the graphic to

get information about each feature.

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JQuiz qu

tion typ

JQuiz can create four different types of question: multiple-choice, short-answer, hybrid (a short-answer

question that turns into a multiple-choice question after several attempts), and multi-select (in which the

student has to choose several of a set of options, then check the choices). This is a detailed explanation of

each question type:

multipl

hoi

tion

, the student chooses an answer by clicking on a button. If the answer is

correct, the button caption will change to a smiley face :-), and if it's wrong, it will change to an X (you can

configure these bits of text in the configuration screen). In either case, the student will see feedback

specific to that answer, explaining why it's right or wrong (assuming you write the feedback when you make

the exercise!). If the answer is wrong, the student can continue choosing answers until a correct answer is

selected. The score for each question is based on the number of tries taken to get a correct answer. Once

a correct answer is chosen, the scoring is "frozen", but the student can still click on buttons to see the

feedback for other answers without penalty.

hort-an

r qu

tion

, the students has to type the answer into a text box on the page, and press a

Check button to see if it is correct. The page will try to match the student's answer to a list of correct or

incorrect answers you have defined. If a match is found, the feedback for that answer will be shown. If not,

then the page will try to find the nearest match among the specified correct answers, and signal to the

student which parts of their answer are right and which parts are wrong. The score for each question is

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based on the number of attempts the student makes before getting a correct answer. You can also include

a Hint button, which will give the student one letter of the answer; using the Hint button incurs a penalty on

the score.

A hybrid qu

tion is a combination of a multiple-choice question and a short-answer question. In this type

of question, the student is first presented with a text box and asked to type the answer. However, if the

student fails to get the answer right after a specified number of tries (which you can configure in the

configuration screen), the question changes to a multiple-choice question to make it easier. When you are

creating a hybrid question, you'll see an extra checkbox on the right:

lud

in MC an

. Check this

checkbox for any answer you want to appear as part of the multiple-choice answers in the second phase of

the question. For example, your short-answer question may include four predicted correct answers which

would be acceptable, but you probably only want to include one of them as a multiple-choice option.

Finally, a

multi-

t qu

tion

asks the student to select several of a specific set of items. The idea here

is that the student must select all the correct items, and not select all the wrong items. This type of question

might take the format "Which of the following are nouns?", followed by a list of words. The student must

check all the nouns, but not check any answers which are not nouns, then press a Check button. If the

answer is not completely correct, the student will see a readout of the number of correct choices, and one

piece of feedback; this would be the feedback from the first item in the list which was either selected when

it shouldn't be selected, or not selected when it should be selected.

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JQuiz

onfiguration d

tail

The configuration for JQuiz includes a lot of prompts, because each type of question requires different

onscreen controls, responses and explanations. On the Other page of the Configuration dialog there are

options for shuffling the order of questions when the page loads, and shuffling the order of answers within

each question. You can also choose to have only a limited number of questions (selected randomly) load

each time the page loads. If you combine these options (shuffling of questions and answers, and random

selection of questions) you can create a quiz that will be different each time a student accesses it, making it

more useful for repeated practice.

Also, note that you can choose whether to make answer-checking case sensitive or not. In normal

circumstances, if you are making short-answer quizzes, it would probably make sense to have

case-sensitivity switched off, so that it doesn't matter whether the student enters an answer in upper case

or lower case. However, if your quiz asks for answers in sentences (as for example in the case of a

grammar exercise), then using the correct case where necessary might be part of the exercise. In this

case, case-sensitivity should be turned on.

Finally, both JQuiz and JCloz

include the option to add an onscreen keyboard for students to type

non-roman characters into answer boxes.

For more information on the configuration screen and configuration files, see Configuring the output.

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ginn

r and Advan

d mod

JQuiz

is quite a complicated application compared with previous versions, and the full interface can be a

little intimidating for new users because of the range of features available. Therefore, on the Options menu,

there is a Mod

setting so you can choose between Beginner or Advanced interface features. These are

the features which are hidden in Beginner mode:

tion W

ighting

With this option, you can change the relative importance of different questions in the overall score. For

instance, you could set one question to be worth only 10, while another is worth 100 (the range is 0-100); in

this case, the score for the second question would be worth ten times as much a

a compon

nt of th

cor

than the score for the first question.

Another use for question weighting might be to give students one or two "trial questions" at the beginning of

a quiz, in case they're new to online exercises. If you set the question weighting to zero, then the student

can do the question without penalty; there will be no effect on their score.

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Corr

ess

for An

Using this option, you can give answers a percentage value for correctness. Each question should of

course have at least one answer which is 100% correct -- the preferred correct answer -- but other answers

may be partially correct, and you might want your students to get some credit in the scoring for choosing or

typing a partly-correct answer.

cce

pt A

Corr

tting

This option allows you to designate that an answer should be "accepted as correct" if the student chooses

it, even if its percentage correctness is not 100%. This has the effect of "finishing" the question on the Web

page, so that no further tries will be accepted. If you want your exercise to behave like a traditional test,

where only one attempt is allowed, then you could set all your answers to "accept as correct".

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JCloze

main JCloz

JCloz

creates gap-fill or cloze exercises. This is the main screen of JCloz

. Click on the graphic to learn

more about its functions.

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Adding alt

rnat

orr

t an

When you gap a word in JCloz

, you will see a screen like the one below. Click on it to learn more.

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JCloz

onfiguration d

tail

There are four unusual settings in the configuration of

JCloz

. Three are on the

Oth

page of the

Configuration dialog box. The first is U

dropdown li

t in

ad of t

xtbox in output. If you choose this

option, the following things will happen:

1. Instead of text boxes, each gap will show as a drop-down list, consisting of a list of all the gapped

words in the exercise.

2. The hint button will not be shown (because there's no need for hints if the words are all shown in the

list).

3. The keypad will not be shown (because there's no need to type answers).

The other settings on the Oth

r page are these:

Mak

king

itiv

allows you to switch on or off case-sensitivity on the Web page

(as you can do in

JQuiz

lud

word li

t with t

allows you to include a list of the gapped words from

the text, mixed up, in a box at the top of the page, to make the exercise a little easier.

The fourth setting is

lud

button for

h gap

, which is on the Buttons page. If you have

specified clues for your gaps, check this option to make sure that a button will appear next to each gap

which has a clue associated with it, so the student can see the clue. See Adding alternate correct answers

and clues for more information on this.

Both

JQuiz

and

JCloz

include the option to add an onscreen keyboard for students to type non-roman

characters into answer boxes.

For more information on the configuration screen and configuration files, see Configuring the output.

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main JCro

This is the main screen of JCro

. Click on the graphic for more information on each item.

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Ent

ring

When you have created your grid, you can click on the Add Clu

button to enter clues for all your words.

At this point, the program will work out the numbers of the words, and show you the screen below. Note

that even after this, you can make any changes you wish to the grid; the program will remember the clues

you already entered and match them up with the correct words again, even if you move the words around

on the grid.

This is the

Add Clu

screen. Click on the graphic to get more information.

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JCro

onfiguration d

tail

Most of the configuration options for

JCro

are the same as those in the other programs. Exceptions are

crossword labels such as Clu

and Clu

Down.

For more information on the configuration screen and configuration files, see Configuring the output.

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Printing in JCro

If you use the Fil

/ Export for printing option in JCross, the output is a Web page, and in order to print

this properly, you will need to set the print options in your browser correctly. For example, in Internet

Explorer, you will need to check the option "Print background colour and images". The same applies if your

students are trying to print a JCross crossword from their Web browser.

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itivity in JCro

In a traditional crossword, all letters in the grid are in upper-case (capitals), and answers are not

case-sensitive. However, there are some circumstances in which you might want to allow lower-case

letters in the grid, and you might want to mark an answer wrong based on case. For instance, if you're

creating a crossword for phonetic transcriptions, A is not the same as a.

Beginning with version 6.2.0.6,

JCro

allows you to create case-sensitive crosswords. There are two

distinct controls involved:

First, you need to be able to enter lower-case letters into the grid. Normally,

JCro

upper-cases letters

you type into the grid automatically. On the Manag

Grid menu, you'll find a menu item For

upp

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This is a checkable item. In other words, it can be on or off; when it's on, its icon appears pressed down,

and when it's off, it looks normal. The default is on, meaning that when you type into the grid, your letters

will be upper-cased automatically. If you turn it off, you will be able to type lower case letters into the grid.

The second thing to configure is the case-sensitivity of answer-checking. To do this, go to the

Configuration screen, click on the Oth

r tab, and find the Mak

king

itiv

checkbox. If this is checked, then if your answer contains lower-case letters, and the student types

upper-case letters, the answer will be marked wrong.

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JMix

main JMix

This is the main screen of

JMix

. Click on the graphic to get more information on how the program works.

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aking up th

into

To create your

JMix

exercise, break up the sentence yourself into separate segments, making them as big

or as small as you like. To do this, just put each segment on a separate line. For example, to break up the

sentence "Yes, we have no bananas." into segments, you would type this into the main sentence box:

hav

banana

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