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问题 I am using exams2moodle() to create exam quizzes. I would like to use some math symbols which require the LaTeX package amssymb . How should I proceed? 回答1: TL;DR: amssymb LaTeX symbols are supported by MathJax which is the default renderer in a standard Moodle installation. So these symbols should work out of the box when using exams2moodle(..., converter = "pandoc-mathjax") which is the default sinc R/exams 2.3.3 (released in July 2019). Details: As already pointed out by the answer of

问题 I am using exams2moodle() to create exam quizzes. I would like to use some math symbols which require the LaTeX package amssymb . How should I proceed? 回答1: TL;DR: amssymb LaTeX symbols are supported by MathJax which is the default renderer in a standard Moodle installation. So these symbols should work out of the box when using exams2moodle(..., converter = "pandoc-mathjax") which is the default sinc R/exams 2.3.3 (released in July 2019). Details: As already pointed out by the answer of

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问题 I am using exams2moodle() from R/exams to create multiple choice and cloze questions in Moodle. Before preparing exams, I would like to be certain how Moodle computes grades. It seems to me that in multiple choice questions the default setting in the evaluation policy is partial = TRUE, rule = "false", negative = FALSE . Is that correct? For the cloze questions, it seems that the overall grade assigned to the cloze question is divided equally among the subquestions. I wonder if there is some