exercise

Exercises provide a student with activities to test his knowledge and to memorize the material better. They are built on top of other materials, like richMedia and fileCard.

You can customize different exercise parameters yourself and get:

• listen to the audio, and write what you have heard
• read the text and choose the correct translation
• look at the image and reorder words
• e.t.c. – all possible combinations of those kinds of exercises.

The app gives to user feedback after each exercise: was his answer right or wrong.

Options

You can build any type of exercise by mixing different cells from option tables below.

What is given to a student?
Type	Language
audio
text	original
	translation
image

What is required of a student?
Type	Language	Activity
audio		write*
		choose
text	original	write
		choose
	translation	order
image		choose

Example

## Training [exercise | 001/001]

image, text-original --> text-translation choose-from-4 10
audio --> text-original choose-from-4 10
audio, text-original --> image choose-from-4 10
text-translation --> text-original write 50%

This code will display to user 4 sets of exercises, based on material of chapter-001/subchapter-001:

image, text-original –> text-translation choose-from-4	audio –> text-original choose-from-4

audio, text-original –> image choose-from-4	text-translation –> text-original write

In markdown

## Training [exercise | 001/001]

After material type exercise you should point to the source material chapterId/subchapterId, on that we will train. If you didn't specify it, by default it is previous material.

For each set of exercises, you should write a string:
given --> required activity count

given and required

comma-separated fields from table 1. Any combination of:

• audio
• text-original
• text-translation
• image

activity

one of

• write
• choose-from-N
• order

count

integer number or percentage.

Planned (for next versions)

Tolerance for user input: don't consider diacritics, case (lower or upper), stress sign, etc…

Module system for custom tolerance rules (extensible for any language).

Styling

Each of described elements has its own fully customizable styles. You can easily change them.

for more info: Styling

More to read

What is ULA – Universal Learning App

Install app template on your computer (for further development)

Configure Home page

Learn Navigation and Content Structure

Get an idea of Content types, how to use them and create new ones

Study built-in content types:

richText

richMedia

fileCard

exercise

Translate your content to any languages

Style any part of the app as you want

Build your app for Android, iOS, Web

Deploy – free, fast and easiest way to share your app with the world

Update – keep the app up to date

Roadmap – our plans (to-do list)