• Getting Started
• Opening the quiz interface
• Settings
• Template
• Preview Section
• Creating a Quiz
• Previewing your Quiz
• Branching Options
• Exporting your project
• Publishing Your Quiz
• Conclusion

LMS Output: This is the LMS (Learning Management System) option drop-down menu. You have the choice to add LMS output to your quiz.

Wildform Flair supports:

SCORM: Scorm (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) is a collection of standards and specifications for web-based e-learning. It defines communications between client side content and a host system called the run-time environment (commonly a function of a learning management system). SCORM is a specification of the Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) Initiative.

• Scorm 1.2: Scorm 1.2 was the first version with a real conformance test in the form of a test suite. It uses the IMS Content Packaging specification with full content manifest and support for metadata describing the course. It also allows optional detailed metadata tagging of the content objects and assets described in the manifest.
• Scorm 2004: Scorm 2004 is the current version that is based on new IEEE standards for API and content object-to-runtime environment communication. It includes the ability to specify adaptive sequencing of activities that use the content objects and the ability to share and use information about success status for multiple learning objectives or competencies across content objects and across courses for the same learner within the same learning management system. It also has a more robust test suite.
• AICC: The Aviation Industry Computer Based Training Committee (AICC) standard dates to 1988, and has been used as a standard for Computer Based Training since that time. While it was created by the Aviation industry, it has always been intended for use across all industries.

Both SCORM and AICC allow Learning Management Systems to support a diverse set of content. Virtually all LMS platforms support one or both of these standards.

Default frames per slide: Here you can choose the number of frames each slide of the quiz will occupy on the Presenter timeline. This option can be used to help add frames to your quiz in order to synchronize it with other elements in your Presenter project. The default is 10 frames which should be fine for most applications.

Note: If you choose to add LMS options to a quiz in the quiz creator DO NOT use the LMS options in the Export Settings window - only use the LMS options here. The LMS options in the export settings window are to add LMS features to presentations that do not have quizzes.

Preview: Here you can view a preview of how your quiz template looks.

• Rewind: Select this to rewind the quiz template to the beginning
• Quiz Flow: Here you can choose what elements to display in your quiz template and how it will play.
  • Show Title Slide: Checking this box means the title slide will appear.
• Show Submit Button: Checking this box means the submit button will appear. The submit button allows a user to see if a question has been answered correctly or incorrectly. Once they have been shown this, they cannot go back and change their answer.
  • Show Feedback: Checking this box means that feedback will be shown in the center of the quiz when the submit button is selected. The feedback can be any text you wish (you can edit it using the "Edit Text" option - see below). By default the text is "Correct" for a correct answer and "Incorrect" for an incorrect answer.
• Show Question Number: Checking this box means the question number will appear.
• Randomize Question Order: Checking this box means that quiz questions will appear in random order.
• Allow Backward Navigation: Checking this box means the back button will appear.
• Quiz Time Limit: Checking this box means the quiz will have a time limit that you set in minutes and seconds and that the quiz time limit will appear. (NOTE: If you are using an LMS you should not set a quiz time limit in Flair - use the LMS to handle any limits.)
• Show Score: Checking this box means the score will appear.
• Show Full Report: This will display a complete report with questions and selected answers. Otherwise just the score will appear.
• Allow Copy to Clipboard: This will display a "Copy to clipboard" option that allows the user to copy the contents of the score report to the Windows clipboard. It can then be pasted into any program such as Word or Outlook.

Fonts: Here you can set the fonts for the text that appears in your quiz template. You can use any of the installed true-type fonts on your system. Fonts can be set for the following text items:

• Title
• Questions
• Answers
• Panel
• Button
• Feedback

Panel: Here you can set where you want the quiz panel to be displayed, the color it will use, and the level of transparency. The quiz panel displays the following information: number of questions, time limit, navigation, control buttons.

• Style: Here you can set where you want the quiz panel to be displayed.
  • Horizontal: This option displays the controls horizontally on the bottom.
  • Split Horizontal: This option displays the controls horizontally on the bottom with another bar on top.
  • Left: This option displays the controls vertically on the left..
  • Right: This option displays the controls vertically on the right.
• Color: Here you can select a background color for the control panel.
• Transparency: Here you can set transparency level for the control panel.
  

Background: Here you can choose what type of background to use for your quiz template.

• Image: You can choose to use a background JPEG image for your quiz template. This will import the image, scale it to the size of your quiz, and align it to the top left corner.
• Color: You can choose to apply a background color to your quiz template.
• Transparent: You can choose to have your quiz display with a transparent background template.
• Template Name: Here you can assign a new template name for your quiz template. You must use a name that has not already been used.
• Width: Here you can set the width of your quiz template.
• Height: Here you can set the height of your quiz template.
• Constrain: If you wish to change the dimensions of your quiz template and maintain the aspect ratio, select "Constrain".
• Edit Text: Here you can edit any of the default text within a quiz (such as "Begin Quiz" etc.) for instance if you are creating a foreign language quiz and you want to change the default text to match the foreign language.

• Save: To save your new quiz template, select this option.
• Cancel: To cancel without saving a new quiz template, select this option.

• Multiple choice - multiple selection: This option allows you to enter in a multiple choice answer that has multiple correct answers.

• Multiple choice - single selection: This option allows you to enter in a multiple choice answer that has a single correct answer.

• True - false: This option allows you to enter in an answer that is either true or false.

• Fill in the blank: This option allows you to enter in an answer that the quiz taker must enter to get a correct answer. The answer is not case sensitive.

• Sequence: This option allows you to enter in a question and a sequence of answers. Once exported, the answer order will be randomized and the user must correctly sequence the items from top to bottom. By default the text "Drag items up or down to rearrange them." is added to the question, but you may change this text in any way you wish.

• Matching: This option allows you to enter in two columns with information that must be successfully matched from one column to the other. When exported the viewer must drag one item from the left or right column to its matching item in the opposite column. A line appears showing how they have matched the items. By default the text "Drag the text on either side to match them." is added to the question, but you may change this text in any way you wish.

Wildform Flair's Quiz Creator will export all the files you need to distribute your project.

Base files required.

For people to view your project you will need at least the project output SWF that you created.

HTML file to post your project on the Internet

If you wish to post your project on the Internet you may want to export:

• an HTML file which you can export from the HTML tab of the project settings window
• the .js active content fix file to be included with the HTML file (which alleviates any Flash problems in IE browsers)

Projectors for standalone distribution and CD-ROMS

If you wish to distribute your project as a standalone projector (which is perfect for CDs) you will want to export one or more of the following:

• Windows, Mac and Linux projectors which contain both your output and the Flash player. These files can be exported in the Output tab of the Project settings window.

Files required for LMS

• If you have set your output to use SCORM or AICC, the output HTML file will have additional code automatically added to it.
• If you use AICC an additional folder labeled "Scripts" will be created in your project folder. This "scripts" folder will have 2 files cmi.js and behCourseBuilder.js. To use AICC you must also include this folder with your output.