JayDog

TechSupp, that's great, many thanks, that'll really help the pupils with revision. If you do find it that'd be excellent. It's really just the score options that I need but what you've suggested sounds amazing. Many thanks, I've PMed you with my school email, if you do find it and can send it'd really be appreciated. JayDog

This is the kind of thing I was looking into: https://www.onlinequizcreator.com/site/index.php?r=quiz/quiz&language=en

Seen a few samples with a grey window with the score on it but I need one with a whole screen with the pupils score on it. I know it's something to do with Visual Basic and macros but totally unfamiliar with that thing. Will just perceiver with Googling but if anyone does know how to do one, that'd be great or can send me a sample ppt that'd be awesome. Thanks

Done that but it still has the grey ribbon underneath it. But thanks anyway

Doh! Done it, used an Iframe and worked it out BUUUT, how do I remove the grey ribbon that's below the Powerpoint presentation? the one that says < Slide 1 of 56 > ?

I've embedded a PowerPoint presentation but is there anyway that the viewer can't see the outside frame with all the text around it? All the edit powerpoint, start slideshow, print to pdf etc. can that be hidden? I know it's hard to visualise without an image but I just want the powerpoint as though it were just the powerpoint presentation and none of the details around the frame. Thanks Jay Dog

The issue with most political systems is that they are 'Representative' based rather than 'Referendum' based. That's to say you have a Pizza shop and they sell 4 or 5 pizzas and you have to choose which one you like the most or in most cases, the one you dislike the least. You may love olives but hate anchovies but that's the options you have. Referendum based systems is where you can choose anchovies, olives, peppers, pineapple etc... and depending on what is the most popular topping, we all get that! It's more a case of the populace deciding the manifesto of the government rather than them saying this is what we have on offer. I saw the broadcast for the Tory's last night, yes it was all about we're going to do this and we're going to do that but no mention of HOW they're going to do it. I could do one tomorrow and say I'm going to give everyone a free unicorn that poos diamonds, I'm not going to say how I intend to do it and by the time I get elected I'll quietly forget about my unicorn gem defecation policy.

Looked at that, the example gives you a small box with a grade in it, I'm doing this for SEN pupils so need a full page with pupils grade in it.

Not familiar with MOM to be honest, I'm doing it in normal PP and tried Googling it but no luck so far I'm afraid.

Does anyone else get frustrated with lack of response from teachers when they ask for resources? As an ex-teacher myself, I can appreciate that time is always an issue but there are times when I've emailed and emailed and emailed and still no replies... Sorry, just in one of those moods...

Hi, I'm making a simple spelling test quiz in PowerPoint using hyperlinks to pages with right and wrong statements on them according to what answer the children click on to. Nothing too complicated there but is there a way to keep a score of the number of correct answers the child does? Also, is there a way to disable the next slide, previous slide etc. option icons in the bottom left hand corner? Thanks. JayDog

Is there a way to upload an HTML file, and to then create an IFRAME within another page to see the html page? I've tried it but the PC just asks me every time if I want to download the HTML file? We did do something like this last year on our old external website which was done in WordPress and WP doesn't like javascript so I'd create an IFRAME within a page that'd show a document I'd uploaded via the FTP.

The issue with Left and Right as that is more to do with economy than 'liberal' and 'conservative' (note lower case spellings). Left and Right relate to State and Market, the term 'far Right' in fact are 'neo-liberals', far right really means pro-Market and has nothing to do with Fascism which ironically enough has its origins in left wing Socialism. The difference between red Socialism (Marxism) was that that was 'Workers of ALL nations unite' whereas yellow Socialism (proto-Fascism) was 'Workers of THIS nation unite'. Certain Eastern European countries under Communism were very Left wing (State control) yet culturally very 'conservative'. America on the other hand was very Right wing (Market control) yet also culturally 'liberal'. Neoliberalism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Yellow socialism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

On the 'Political Compass' site, I always come up authoritarian left, same quadrant as Stalin apparently... The Political Compass

We use it, yeah the log in feature is for kids with mobile phones etc. that want to access their homeworks, normal PC's don't need a login as kids will moan that they've forgotten their username etc.. I tried writing something using our old VLE but it was nowhere near as sophisticated as what they've got.

Hi, I joined this forum to discuss SharePoint and the VLE as I've been having some issues with it. Aesthetically it's ace, it looks really slick and some of the apps you can add are really good, we used to use Open Hive which was OK but looks very 'clunky' and quite old fashioned. The issue I have with SharePoint is that you can embed javascript coding into it and although the page works fine when viewed through Internet Explorer from my hard drive, once it's uploaded it's almost as if SharePoint chucks out some of the coding. I'm looking into a multiple choice quiz type thing that can be used to test pupils, so far we've only got a situation where it's more of a survey, ie, 'What is your favourite colour?' which doesn't have a right or wrong answer facility in it, it just collates the data using Excel online. I want something with 'What colour is grass?' type thing with green obviously being the right answer, (this is just an example) and then it tells the pupils if they've got it right or wrong. Phew... does that make sense as I've been racking my brain over this problem all week! There are quite a few online quiz maker sites but they usually have adverts on them which may not be appropriate for our pupils. I've tried looking into the apps you can download but believe it or not I've not managed to find a decent (free) app suitable for me to write multiple choice quizzes with. If anyone does know how to do that or can recommend an app, that'd really be appreciate and would save me a lot of time, (and the school a lot of money!) I was recently quoted LOT of money for an app that I felt could easily be done in SharePoint but not found out how yet.