FC-0068: Reference cleaning by edunext #5

source/educators/how-tos/course_development/exercise_tools/add_oppia_exploration.rst

@@ -0,0 +1,57 @@
+.. _Enable the Oppia Exploration Tool:
+
+Enable the Oppia Exploration Tool
+#################################
+
+.. tags:: educator, how-to
+
+Before you can add an Oppia exploration to your course, you must enable this
+tool in Studio.
+
+To enable the Oppia exploration tool in Studio, you add the ``"oppia"`` key to
+the **Advanced Module List** on the **Advanced Settings** page. (Be sure to
+include the quotation marks around the key value.) For more information, see
+:ref:`Enable Additional Exercises and Tools`.
+
+***********************************
+Add an Oppia Exploration in Studio
+***********************************
+
+You must :ref:`enable the Oppia exploration tool <Enable the Oppia Exploration
+Tool>` before you add a component with an exploration to your course. You must
+also select the Oppia exploration that you want to add, and obtain both the URL
+of the website that hosts that exploration and its ID.
+
+#. On the **Course Outline** page, open the unit in an ungraded subsection
+   where you want to add the exploration.
+
+#. Under **Add New Component**, select **Advanced**, and then select **Oppia
+   Exploration**. The new component is added to the unit.
+
+#. In the new component, select **Edit**.
+
+   .. image:: /_images/educator_references/oppia_studio.png
+     :alt: The Edit component dialog box for an Oppia exploration in Studio.
+     :width: 600
+
+#. In the **Component Display Name** field, enter an identifying name for the
+   component. In the LMS, this name appears as a heading above the exploration.
+
+#. In the **Oppia Exploration ID** field, enter the identifier assigned to the
+   exploration you want to add. For example, ``qG6kclSxlWZn`` or
+   ``gC4_ggkWar-L``.
+
+#. In the **Oppia Server URL** field, enter the host site of the exploration
+   you want to add. For example, ``www.oppia.org``.
+
+#. Select **Save**.
+
+   Studio does not show the exploration on the unit page. To verify your work,
+   select **Preview**, or publish the unit and then select **View Live**.
+
+.. seealso::
+ .. class::dropdown
+
+ :ref:`Enable Additional Exercises and Tools` (how-to)
+
+ :ref:`Oppia Exploration Tool` (reference)

source/educators/how-tos/course_development/exercise_tools/add_unsupported_problem_types.rst

@@ -0,0 +1,37 @@
+.. _Add Unsupported Exercises Problems:
+
+Adding Unsupported Problem Types and Exercises
+###############################################
+
+.. tags:: educator, how-to
+
+In general, you should use only problem types and exercises that are either
+fully or provisionally supported. By default, only supported problem
+types and exercises are available in Studio for adding to courses.
+
+However, in some situations, you might choose to use exercises and problem types
+that the Open edX Platform does not support.
+
+To add unsupported problem types, exercises, and tools to your course, follow
+these steps.
+
+#. In Studio, select **Settings**, then **Advanced Settings**.
+
+#. Locate the **Add Unsupported Problems and Tools** field, and enter a value
+   of ``true``.
+
+#. Select **Save Changes**.
+
+After you enable this setting, unsupported problem types, exercises, and tools
+are available in the lists of new components that you can add to your course
+in Studio.
+
+
+.. seealso::
+ :class: dropdown
+
+ :ref:`Create Exercises` (concept)
+
+ :ref:`Enable Additional Exercises and Tools` (how to)
+
+ :ref:`Core Problem Types` (reference)

source/educators/navigation/components_activities.rst

@@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ The Open edX® Problem Component
    :maxdepth: 2
    :glob:   
 
+   ../references/course_development/exercise_tools/create_exercises_and_tools.rst
    ../how-tos/course_development/Subsection_configure_hints.rst
    ../how-tos/course_development/set_subsection_problem_date.rst
    ../references/course_development/Section_adding_tooltip.rst
@@ -28,7 +29,7 @@ The Open edX® Problem Component
    ../concepts/exercise_tools/create_exercises.rst
    ../how-tos/course_development/exercise_tools/add_hints_advanced_editor.rst
    ../references/grading/gradebook_assignment_types.rst
-   ../references/course_development/exercise_tools/create_exercises_and_tools.rst
+   ../how-tos/course_development/exercise_tools/add_unsupported_problem_types.rst
 
 Chemical Equation Problem
 *******************************************************
@@ -207,7 +208,6 @@ Multi-Select Problem
    ../how-tos/add_checkbox.rst
    ../references/course_development/exercise_tools/multi_select_xml.rst
    ../references/course_development/exercise_tools/multi_select.rst
-   ../references/course_development/exercise_tools/checkbox.rst
    ../how-tos/course_development/exercise_tools/adding_multi_select.rst
    ../how-tos/course_development/exercise_tools/add_multi_select_partial_credit.rst
 

source/educators/references/course_development/Section_learner_problem_view.rst

@@ -1,12 +1,11 @@
 .. _Learner View of Problems:
 
-#############################
 The Learner View of a Problem
 #############################
 
 .. tags:: educator, reference
 
-All problems on the edX platform have these component parts, some of which can
+All problems on the Open edX platform have these component parts, some of which can
 be configured. For configurable options, you can specify whether and when
 an option is available in problems.
 

source/educators/references/course_development/create_problem.rst

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ assessment, or custom JavaScript problems.
 Adding Graded or Ungraded Problems
 =====================================
 
-When you :ref:`establish the grading policy<Grading Index>` for your course,
+When you :ref:`establish the grading policy<Set the Grade Range>` for your course,
 you define the assignment types that count toward learners' grades: for
 example, homework, labs, midterm, final, and participation. You specify
 one of these assignment types for each of the subsections in your course.
@@ -63,21 +63,21 @@ types** or select Advanced problem types for a list of **advanced problem types*
 
 * For simple problem types, the :ref:`simple editor<Simple Editor>` opens. In
   this editor, you can quickly create problems with question and answer formats.
-  Options for scoring, hints, feedback and more can be entered.
+  Options for scoring, hints, feedback, and more can be entered.
 
 * For advanced problem types, the :ref:`advanced editor<Advanced Editor>` opens.
-  In this editor you use `EdX Open Learning XML Guide`_.
+  In this editor, you use `EdX Open Learning XML Guide`_.
   elements and attributes to identify the elements of the problem. Options for scoring,
   feedback and more can be entered.
 
 * For open response assessment problem types, you define the problem elements and
   options by using a graphical user interface. For more information, see
   :ref:`PA Create an ORA Assignment`.
 
-* For drag and drop problem types, you build an interactive assessment in a
+* For drag-and-drop problem types, you build an interactive assessment in a
   customized interface in which you define areas that learners can drag into target
   zones on a background image. For more information, see
-  :ref:`creating_a_drag_and_drop_problem`.
+  :ref:`Creating a Drag and Drop Problem`.
 
 You can switch from the simple editor to the advanced editor at any time by
 selecting the **Switch to advanced editor** from the simple editor's settings.
@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ the simple editor.
 
 *  :ref:`Single Select<Single Select>`
 
-*  :ref:`Multi-select<Multi-select>`
+*  :ref:`Multi-select<multi select>`
 
 *  :ref:`Dropdown<Dropdown>`
 
@@ -248,7 +248,7 @@ Power Paste
 ============
 
 Many course authoring teams rely on copying and pasting content from documents
-such as Google docs or Microsoft Word. Correct formatting in Studio and the LMS
+such as Google Docs or Microsoft Word. Correct formatting in Studio and the LMS
 can be most easily realized through Power Paste. To learn how to use Power
 Paste, see :ref:`Paste without Formatting in a Text Component`.