Hide answers to questions?

[Ryan T 2]

I'm a newbie testing Dreamweaver MX 2004 with the CourseBuilder and SCORM
Runtime Wrapper extensions.

I am wondering how to hide the answers to my multiple-choice exam questions.
When I publish the course on the LMS, I view the source and can easily find the
correct option. In this format, the students can easily cheat.

I also use a different authorware product that encrypts the coding. Can DW do
something similar?

[Nancy Gill]

I haven't used either Coursebuilder nor Scorm .. but it would be possible in
DMX 2004 to code the pages in a server technology such as ASP or Cold Fusion
and hide the portion with the answers. Server side code doesn't translate
to the browser page so therefore is not part of the page source.


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"Ryan T 2" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I'm a newbie testing Dreamweaver MX 2004 with the CourseBuilder and SCORM
> Runtime Wrapper extensions.
>
> I am wondering how to hide the answers to my multiple-choice exam

questions.

> When I publish the course on the LMS, I view the source and can easily

find the

> correct option. In this format, the students can easily cheat.
>
> I also use a different authorware product that encrypts the coding. Can

DW do

> something similar?
>

[Ryan T 2]

Yes, Nancy, it looks like that's the way it has to be. It's a shame though, because the attraction of tools like Dreamweaver are to *avoid* tricky coding. Anyway, thanks.

[Erick Emde]

Another caviat: The Coursebuilder interactions are not SCORM compliant in and of themselves. Does anyone know how to make them so?
Erick