Text into Grasple's description and question fields

Sub-questions in a multi-step-question

Type of question in case it is one of the following types: Multiple Choice, Numeric, Math (incl. Matrix)

LaTeX

Answer syntax

Check syntax other than the standard algebraic check for Math and Numeric

Multiple Choice questions with multiple correct answers

Other question types than Multiple Choice, Numeric, Math

Parametrization from MapleTA to Grasple requires a manual import

Images need to be added to the question manually

Multiple Choice, Non Permuting Multiple Choice

Formula, Formula Mod C, Multi Formula

Numeric

Maple

Step 1: Go to 'repositories'.

Step 2: Choose/create the repo where you want to import the file in.

Step 3: Go to the tab 'Imports'.

Step 4: Select 'new MapleTA import'.

Step 5: Upload your (single) xml file, give the import a name and click on the button 'import' (note: this can take some time for larger imports (roughly 1 minute per 5 questions)).

Make sure that the file type is Unicode text, UTF-8 text, otherwise the import will fail!

Step 6: A manual check will be done by the Grasple content team. You will be notified as soon as possible about the status of your import.
Once the check is completed, go back to your import overview and click on the name of the newly created import to go to the exercises overview of the import.

Step 7: Refresh to see if more exercises are found in the file and imported. This may take a while. The exercises become visible after all of them are processed by the importer.

Step 8: Click on a single exercise to view it and adjust if needed.

Step 9: Within the exercise you can click on “import files” in the top right corner of the question.

Step 10: In “import files” you can view the 3 JSON files: parsed original (used for creation of the Grasple question), sanatized original, original based on xml. Use these files to check the algorithm and parsed questions.

Step 11: Go back to the exercise via the back arrow in the top left corner.

Step 12: Adjust the exercise as necessary based on the import files associated with it.

Step 13: Go back to import (by clicking on repositories) and change the status of the question from “saved” to “To Be Reviewed” to indicate the first check is done. Changing the status is done by clicking on the status and selecting the new status in the drop-down menu.

Step 14: When finished with importing, set the status to "Reviewed". You can now link this exercise to a subject in your repository and share it with your students in your course. Changing the status is done by clicking on the status and selecting the new status in the drop-down menu.