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[[Image:Quiz - audio flashcard with answer.png|thumb|none|300px|alt=audio flashcard question|audio flashcard question from the Spelling quiz. The audio is: beautiful, oh what a beautiful day, beautiful.]]
[[Image:Quiz - audio flashcard with answer.png|thumb|none|300px|alt=audio flashcard question|audio flashcard question from the Spelling quiz. The audio is: beautiful, oh what a beautiful day, beautiful.]]
=Making a Quiz=
=Making a Quiz=
[[Image:Quiz - Make submenu.png|thumb|none|300px|alt=make submenu|make submenu]]
The first step is to click on 'make' in the main menu in the left sidebar. This will display the 'make submenu'.
[[Image:Quiz - give the new quiz a name.png|thumb|none|300px|alt=give the quiz a name|Give the new quiz a name]]
If you click on 'Select Quiz', you will see a list of the available quizzes similar to the 'Pick Quiz' menu option. Click on the quiz you want to edit. If you click on 'New Quiz', you will be asked for a name for the new quiz.
[[Image:Quiz - make working screen.png|thumb|none|300px|alt=make working screen|Make's working screen - lots of buttons!]]
This is a busy screen! On the menu, you will click on 'done' when you are ready to save the new or modified quiz. The left/right buttons at the bottom of the menu sidebar are for navigation. If you are editing an existing quiz, this allows you to find the question to modify. If you click on the forward (right arrow) button after the last question or if this a new quiz, you will get this screen ready to define a new question.
Generally, questions in a quiz should be of the same type (image quiz, image matching, flashcard, or audio flashcard). Mixing questions is truly 'constructive discovery'.
==Flashcard Quiz==
To make a flashcard question: click on the prompt line. Type the text for the prompt in the entry in the middle of the screen. Hit the return key to update the prompt. If it is not correct simply repeat the process. Next click on the response line to enter the answer. If more than one answer is correct (.e.g. egg and the egg), enter all acceptable alternatives separated by the '/' character (e.g. egg/the egg) When editing of the question is complete, press the forward (or back) button to move to a different question.
==Audio Flashcard Quiz==
In this case, you need to record (or re-record) an audio clip with the prompt. Click on the record button (red ball at bottom of the central frame). Speak the question loudly, slowly, and distinctly. Click the record button again to stop recording. Recording is indicated by a yellow
led in the upper right of the XO. Don't forget to stop recording. DON'T FORGET TO STOP RECORDING!!! Otherwise your memory will fill with a
big audio file. Click on the response line and enter the text for the response. The 'magnifying glass' button shows a list of audio clips in the quiz database or in the Journal. This allows using prerecorded clips. The play button to the left of the record button plays the current clip for the question.
==Image Matching Quiz==
[[Image:Quiz - make 1.png|thumb|none|300px|alt=image list|Image list]]
There are two steps to create an image matching question. First, select an image. Second, record a word or phrase that identifies the image.
An image matching quiz shows four images at a time - only one which matches the audio prompt. The images to be shown include the 'question image' which matches the audio prompt plus three randomly chosen images from the same quiz. This means the quiz must have at least four questions (12-16 is typical). To select the image, click on the 'magnifying glass' to the left of the word 'image' at the bottom left of the center frame. This will show a list of images already in the quiz database plus images in the datastore. Click on an image to select it. It will than be shown in the center frame. Then record a clip identifying the picture by the same procedure as the Audio Flashcard Quiz.
==Image Quiz==
[[Image:Quiz - make 3.png|thumb|none|300px|alt=image with map|This image is from the xo-laptop quiz showing the 'ink' around the left speaker]]
The image quiz question requires (1) an image, (2) a text prompt, and (3) a map. Selecting the image is the same process as for the Image Matching Quiz. The difference is only in the image. Image matching images generally are very simple with only one object. Image quiz images are generally more complex, showing many objects. For example, an image matching picture might show a hand. An image quiz picture might show the whole human body. Enter the text prompt first (following the procedure for flashcards). This avoids a temporary glitch. Next select the image. To create the 'map' defining where clicks will be accepted as correct responses, click on the big pencil button. Move the cursor to the image and 'draw' a closed figure around the area of 'correct' clicks. The map is defined as a series of line segments connecting points. The points are defined by the releasing the left 'mouse' button. The trick is to click on the first point, then release, move the cursor a ways and click again. The last two points will automatically be connected to close the figure. The 'undo' arrow above the navigation buttons erases the map so it can be redrawn.
=Utility Functions=
=Utility Functions=