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This module allows you to define a new node type called a 'Jeopardy Game', |
This module allows you to define a new node type called a 'Jeopardy Game', |
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which lets your authorized users create Jeopardy games for other users to play later. |
which lets your authorized users create Jeopardy games for other users to play later. |
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You choose a number of categories and a number of questions per category on one screen, then |
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you are redirected to a form to fill in the category names, and the question (along with an |
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answer field) for each question. |
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If you choose to update the number of categories and/or questions, you can potentially lose |
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information stored in questions. You will also have to save the node with the new numbers, |
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then re-edit the form, and additional category, question, and answer boxes may be available. |
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When you view a Jeopardy game it requires JavaScript to function properly. One click on a cell |
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in the table shows the question, another click on the word 'answer' shows the answer. |
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The idea is that you can use a projector or some similar means to show the Jeopardy game to |
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your class, then you will be in charge of when a question is displayed. If you let your students |
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play the game independently, be forewarned that a simple 'view source' by your students will let |
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them cheat. |
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No more further development of this module is likely to happen (unless someone finds a huge bug). |
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