Marcus GreenThe default of #TinyMCE editor with #Moodle will mangle and break any #Javascript code which is an issue when creating interactive #STACKmath questions. Today I discovered an excellent compromise of installing the #Marklar editor
https://github.com/mudrd8mz/moodle-editor_marklar
And making it my default editor. Now I can add formatting without having to type html tags and my JSXGraph is unmangled. I am starting to think that markdown is the answer to many questions.
Found out about this at the #Moodle #STACKmath conference in #Durham. It is a set of pre-built items for creating STACK questions with #JSXGraph. Have not tried it yet, can anyone else commment?
GitHub - mkraska/meclib: JSXGraph-based dynamic and interactive images in Moodle STACK questions without even touching JavaScript
JSXGraph-based dynamic and interactive images in Moodle STACK questions without even touching JavaScript - GitHub - mkraska/meclib: JSXGraph-based dynamic and interactive images in Moodle STACK qu...
I am rather excited to be attending the 3 day International Meeting of the STACK Community 2025 starting Monday. To quote from the site
“The annual meetings of the STACK Community are for all users of the STACK automated e-assessment system (https://stack-assessment.org/) to exchange experiences, ideas, and research topics.”
You can see the schedule here
https://sites.google.com/view/stack2025/schedule