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Worksheet
A Worksheet is a document that holds one or multiple problems and can only be referenced once in a course. Students
grades are connected to a worksheet, which is why it
does not make sense to use the same worksheet twice in the same course, because the student would only have to do it
once. You can however let the student solve the same problem multiple times by creating a new worksheet that uses the
same problem.
Parameter
Worksheets can have parameters which can control the workflow in a specific course. The values will be read by the
workflow handler which may be different depending on the course.
For example:
The OMB+ parameter ombplus_role specifies the workflow for training, quiz or final_exam.
The system distinguishes which worksheets are used for practice only and which are necessary for
obtaining the certificate.
Categories
| Category |
Buttons |
Description |
| homework |
save, clear |
container for problems, editable until a time set by the lecturer in the configuration page of the corresponding course |
| prelearn |
save, clear |
same as homework, up to the icon |
| selftest |
save, clear, evaluation, new problem |
container for problems; each problem set can be saved multiple times; evalution triggers correction of all problems in the worksheets, evaluation can triggerd only once; new student may ask for new set of problem |
| selfreflection |
save |
container for several problems, questions that have been processed are flagged. |
| training |
save, clear, new problem |
container for problems; saving: automatic correction can be triggerd by the student, problem can be submitted many times; new problem: student can ask for a new problem |
| game |
set level, continue, new game |
container for one single gaming problem, student starts with the first level, the next level can be accessed if a certain threshold value has been achieved |
Summary
On the right hand side of the course editor it is possible to set a summary of a worksheet. Summaries will be displayed
when the worksheet is not a wrapper and the student opens the worksheet node in the course.
Drag-and-drop a summary from the FileExplorer to the right side of course editor.