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E-learning

E-learning is a combination of online education and assessment. Educators can create content with text and images and questions can be used to check the understanding of the student. E-learning can be used to inform employees or new hires about company procedures or to check compliance against safety procedures. The page below shows a basic example of how text, images and questions can be combined.

Page definition

The page starts with the name of the module, in this case Meteorology and then has a markdown text section between the --- identifiers. With markdown you can specify different font sizes, tables, character formatting and images. An overview of markdown commands can be found in the Markdown Guide. In the example below the # annotation is used to set the level 1 font size and the ** annotation is used to display the letter L in boldface. The image annotation is used to insert an image. The part between ( and ) can either be a link like https://mysite/images/weather.png or the name of a file that has been uploaded.

Meteorology

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# Weather chart

The image below shows a weather chart of Europe with a low pressure areas
west of Norway and east of Sweden depicted by **L**. The fronts are displayed as blue, red and
purple lines.

![chart](weatherchart.png)
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q1:What type of front passes south of Sweden?
[
a:0 Cold front
b:0 Warm front
c:1 Occlusion
d:0 Trough
]

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q2:Some question?

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q3:Another question?

In this example each question has a reference and a name. For example, if the user has answered the first question with b the parameter q1 is set to b. The annotation --> is used to create a new page for each question.