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Anyway - this is how to add a Practice Paper to your Moodle - and you can test it out at http://www.cg-scorm....e/view.php?id=5
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Generate your Practice Paper - note you generate three files - all of which are required.
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Select 'Add a resource' > 'Link to a file or web site'.
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Add the details of your resource (as usual in Moodle) and then select 'Choose or upload a file'.
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Now upload all three files - your .html, your .swf and your .js files.
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Select the .html file - this is the file that controls the whole online application.
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Select 'open in new window' and then scroll down and save the resource.
You should then be able to access the Practice Paper within Moodle. Moodle will display the .html file, which in turn calls the .js and .swf file to display everything. There is some very complex coding behind Practice Paper, but it all does work really effectively with Moodle.
Incidentally, if you have more than one exercise within one course, you'll notice that the .js file is always called the same (practicepaper.js). This is because the .js file never changes - so you can use the same file for every single exercise, whether you have one or many more.
Do post if you need any support it getting it to work. Moodle can be fiddly to setup initially with all the plugins that you sometimes need to enable, but it is so worthwhile.
