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What the teacher can see on the page depends on whether the lesson already has some content.
What the teacher can see on the page depends on whether the lesson already has some content.
'''When the lesson has no content:'''
 
== When the lesson has no content: ==
When you are creating a new lesson, you first decide on the settings of the lesson [[course/mod/lesson|Creating a lesson]] and then you are taken to a moodlesite.com/mod/lesson/view/php page.  Here you asked which of the following you would like to do now: import questions, add a Branch Table or add a Question Page.  
When you are creating a new lesson, you first decide on the settings of the lesson [[course/mod/lesson|Creating a lesson]] and then you are taken to a moodlesite.com/mod/lesson/view/php page.  Here you asked which of the following you would like to do now: import questions, add a Branch Table or add a Question Page.  
''NOTE!! It is much more convenient to create Question Pages first and then to create a Branch Table.''     
''NOTE!! It is much more convenient to create Question Pages first and then to create a Branch Table.''     


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The normal teacher view of a lesson shows all the text in the lesson and can be quite a long page. For a much more compact view of the lesson just press one of the "Move Page" links. That lists just the page titles and gives a useful view to check the structure of the lesson. Note that the page you click on is not shown in the list .
== When the lesson already has content: ==
 
There are three main ways in which the teacher can view a lesson.  They are: all pages view, navigation view and tree view.
 
 
=== All pages view ===
You see all pages after cliking on '''View All Pages''' button.
This is the usual teacher view of a lesson.  It shows all the text in the lesson and can thus be quite a long page. You see all pages in their logical order.  Between the pages, you see and can use commands such as:
Import questions | Add a Cluster | Add an End of Cluster | Add a Branch Table
Add an End of Branch | Add a Question Page here.
 
Useful tips:
If you want to see only page titles in their logical order (without the content of the pages)just press one of the "Move Page" links. You will then see a list of the page titles(without the page title that is intended to move of course).  It's an easy way of cheking the structure of the lesson.  





Revision as of 06:49, 5 July 2005

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This page should explain what can be seen on the moodlesite.com/mod/lesson/view.php page
(the page where the teacher views the lesson)

What the teacher can see on the page depends on whether the lesson already has some content.

When the lesson has no content:

When you are creating a new lesson, you first decide on the settings of the lesson Creating a lesson and then you are taken to a moodlesite.com/mod/lesson/view/php page. Here you asked which of the following you would like to do now: import questions, add a Branch Table or add a Question Page. NOTE!! It is much more convenient to create Question Pages first and then to create a Branch Table.


When the lesson already has content:

There are three main ways in which the teacher can view a lesson. They are: all pages view, navigation view and tree view.


All pages view

You see all pages after cliking on View All Pages button. This is the usual teacher view of a lesson. It shows all the text in the lesson and can thus be quite a long page. You see all pages in their logical order. Between the pages, you see and can use commands such as: Import questions | Add a Cluster | Add an End of Cluster | Add a Branch Table Add an End of Branch | Add a Question Page here.

Useful tips: If you want to see only page titles in their logical order (without the content of the pages)just press one of the "Move Page" links. You will then see a list of the page titles(without the page title that is intended to move of course). It's an easy way of cheking the structure of the lesson.



The teacher can see how a lesson's navigation "works" by using Check Question button at the end of each page or by using the Check Navigation link at the very end of the lesson. The Check button "launches" the lesson at that page. The Check Navigation links starts lesson the lesson at the first page, the way a student would see the lesson initially.


In the teacher's view of the lesson the correct answers have underlined Answer Labels.