downloading table templates for word 2010

Your video, 'Enable Macros Quiz Template v2.1 for Importing Moodle Questions', shows the folder that is available once the zip folder is extracted. I found your videos explaining how to integrate the downloaded template and its macros into Word on my computer. I am attempting to duplicate results using the v2.1 Word to Moodle template, and have experienced many of the issues/errors documented in the blog. The vast majority of our faculty need a very user friendly method of creating quizzes. I am a relatively inexperienced site administrator for a small college which has recently upgraded our Moodle site from v1.9 to v2.5. I'm hoping this will continue with more collaboration focused in the Google Code repository. I will see how much time I can dedicate to fixing the 2013 file.Īnyone who's interested in collaborating can join the project. For now, I uploaded only the XML_2010.bas file that supports question feedback. The inital code has the MIT license, so I think it should be OK to do this. I created a repository on Google Code to share the VBA module called XML.bas (export of the macros from the file). I don't understand yet how this works in Word 2013 (under Windows 8.1).

But there are a lot of problems with the Toolbar I wasn't able to fix. However, I was able to make some changes for the code to work minimally. The Toolbar also won't appear, or if it does, the buttons don't work because the macros behind them have not been enabled (perhaps due to security settings).

I can tell you that the macros do not work in Office 2013 because of changes to the XML libraries. it is sweet! to be able to import Moodle XML files into Moodle. Once you save the separate file you can export the quiz into Moodle XML format. docx file you create should be saved into the moodle_quiz_v2_1 folder. It seems that CopyPasteEditThisoneforWord2010.docx or the Example.docx (from Frank) is to be used as an initial template file to get started then choose File > Save as to save a separate file with a more meaningful name (for later use or archival).

**Word 2010 and Template for creating quiz questions - Moodle XML files for importing/import into Moodle Course - Question bank questions** Check the box 'Subfolders of this location are also trusted.Browse to the folder location where you extracted or moved the folder moodle_quiz_v2_1.File > Options > Trust Center > Trust Center Settings > Trusted Locations > Add new location.I hope that doesn't pose too big of a security issue for my PC. I found adding a new location within Trusted Locations of Microsoft Word made the quiz making process a little easier. I am currently using Windows 7 圆4 with Office 2010 x86/32 bit. I have been scratching my head trying to get moodle_quiz_v09 to work with Office 2010. Also, thank you to everyone who have made a push for making Moodle better through your tools. Thank you Frankie for your post and blog.

Downloading table templates for word 2010