Am Samstag, 12. Oktober 2002 12:13 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > <exercise> > <exerciseinfo>...as in sectioninfo...</exerciseinfo> > <setup>...information on what is needed to setup the exercise, > student data etc...</setup> > <scenario>...</scenario> > <task> > <objective>...</objective> > <solution>...</solution> > </task> > <task> > <objective>...</objective> > <solution>...</solution> > </task> > ... > </exercise>
This structure makes complete sense to me. The term <task> is much better than <problem>. In an <objective> you can also say "Answer the following questions" and than just use an OrderedList. And so you can do in the corresponding <solution>. > > Some method of controlling Stylesheets would be required to enable authors > to display <solution>s or not depending on the documentation required. For > example, a Student version of the document might not contain <solution>s > whereas the Tutor version of the document would contain everything. That would be really great! Joachim
