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== | === Editing a PG problem === | ||
Here is a link on how to use the PG editor in WeBWorK. | |||
=== Basic examples === | === Basic examples === | ||
* A simple PG problem | * A simple PG problem | ||
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* An example with a formula as a response | * An example with a formula as a response | ||
=== Advanced examples === | |||
* [[:Category:Problem_Techniques|Problem Techniques]] - a list of code snippets for different techniques that can be used in PG | |||
* [[:Category:Subject_Area_Templates|Subject Area Templates]] - A list of sample problems arranged by subject | |||
=== Documentation === | |||
* [https://webwork.maa.org/pod/pg/ PG POD documentation] - The inline documentation for all of the modules available in PG | * [https://webwork.maa.org/pod/pg/ PG POD documentation] - The inline documentation for all of the modules available in PG | ||
* Recommended resources | * Recommended resources | ||
* Additional | ** First Document | ||
** Second Document | |||
* [[Additional Authoring Resources]] | |||
[[Category:Authors]] | |||
Latest revision as of 00:39, 17 June 2021
Editing a PG problem
Here is a link on how to use the PG editor in WeBWorK.
Basic examples
- A simple PG problem
- Randomization/Numerical response
- An example with a formula as a response
Advanced examples
- Problem Techniques - a list of code snippets for different techniques that can be used in PG
- Subject Area Templates - A list of sample problems arranged by subject
Documentation
- PG POD documentation - The inline documentation for all of the modules available in PG
- Recommended resources
- First Document
- Second Document
- Additional Authoring Resources