Lesson # 001:
[name of lesson]


Template S - This simple template uses "S"ound effects, hilights, hints and pop-up alerts to give the user instant feedback about the right or wrong answers. These "Instant Interactions" can be anywhere in your lesson. In the quiz portion, you can arrange matching, essay, multiple-choice, yes-no, true-false quiz questions however you like: it uses sound effects to provide instant audio feedback, and the questions and answers will also be emailed to the instructor. Read through this sample lesson to get an idea of how it works.

How to use this template: First, install the free program "NoteTab Light" (www.notetab.com). If you're running Windows Vista, Windows 7, 8 or 10, login as administrator and copy "HTML-CSS-e.clb" from the folder [your login]Agape-Biblia\plugins\development\   to the folder   C:\Program Files\NoteTab Light\Libraries\. Then use "HTML-CSS-e.clb" instead of the file "HTML-CSS.clb" to simply fill-in-the-blanks, and the following eleven HTML Distance Education Clipcode scripts I have built for you (over 12,000 lines of code) will create the HTML for these questions (here's a Multiple-choice example):

Then in NoteTab Light, open either "Lesson-template-S.htm" (this file), or use the empty file "Lesson-template-S-e.htm" ("e" for "empty") instead of this file, and press Ctrl+Shift+S to save it with the new name of the lesson it will become. If you use the empty file "Lesson-template-S-e.htm" you won't have to delete these instructions and all the HTML examples each time you rename the file. Then highlight the "001" in the TITLE tag at the top, press Ctrl+R and enter the new lesson number to Rename the four occurences of the lesson number. Also rename "[name of lesson]" in two places.

Next, simply begin inserting your lesson material, either by the copy-and-paste method if you have already written your lesson in a word-processor program such as MS-Word, or you can write the lesson directly in your HTML document. Use our custom NoteTab Cliplib scripts to easily create the HTML code for interactions and quiz questions.

Every quiz question, though, must be inside the quiz FORM, and must have a unique number (hopefully starting with 1 and ascending!) so that your browser will associate the answers with the appropriate question. In NoteTab Light, press F4 and select "HTML-CSS-e" from the "Libraries" bar on the bottom of the screen (if you have configured NoteTab under "View" to show the "Libraries" bar), or in the upper-left part of the frame that appears, in order to launch these customized Clipcode scripts to add interactions in your lesson.

It is VERY important to use a **wide variety** of "Instant Interactions" and "Quiz Questions" in each lesson!! Use them often: follow every "chunk" (screenful) of lesson content with an instant interaction or one of the various kinds of questions. Otherwise students become bored and you lose them!

END OF INSTRUCTIONS: THE LESSON BEGINS HERE.

[One screenful (no more!) of introductory material here.]

Meditate on each word of the following verses:
Romans 6:1-6.

[a "chunk" (1 screenful) of material here]

Here is an important term you should know.

[a "chunk" (1 screenful) of material here]

When you move your mouse over the word Hey!, it tells you to take a look here. When you move your mouse away, it tells you "Thanks!"

[a "chunk" (1 screenful) of material here]

Question:
[Your question here.]

A. [Your answer A here.]

B. [Your answer B here.]

C. [Your answer C here.] var subject = "Course Name, Lesson 001, quiz"

[A "chunk" of lesson content goes here: One screenful - no more.]

Well, here we are in the "quiz" section of the lesson! Now, open this file - "Lesson-template-S.htm" - in NotePad Light and take a look at the HTML source code. Pretty wierd, isn't it?! I remember how strange HTML seemed to me the first time I saw it, about 20 years ago. But never fear: our custom NoteTab Clip-lib scripts will help you get accustomed to it quickly and easily. To include Bible refs in your lessons, copy & paste links from 'biblia02\lichnye\Putissyl.htm' and fill in chapter & verse: for example, Romans 8:28.

[a "chunk" (1 screenful) of material here]

Matching: A. aaaa,   B. bbbb,   C. cccc,   D. dddd.

1.1. [Definition 1]
A, B, C, D.

1.2. [Definition 2]
A, B, C, D.

1.3. [Definition 3]
A, B, C, D.

1.4. [Definition 4]
A, B, C, D.


[a "chunk" (1 screenful) of material here]

Essay Question: 2. [Type essay question here.]


[a "chunk" (1 screenful) of material here]

Short-answer Question:
3. [Type short-answer question here.]


[a "chunk" (1 screenful) of material here]

Multiple-choce one-answer:
4. [Type question 4 here.]
(Only one of the following answers is correct.)
answer A.
answer B.
answer C.


[a "chunk" (1 screenful) of material here]

Multiple-choce multi-answer:
5. [Type question 5 here.]
(One or more of the following answers may be correct.)
answer A,
answer B,
answer C,
answer D.


[a "chunk" (1 screenful) of material here]

True-false statement: 6. [Type statement 8 here.]
true / false.


[a "chunk" (1 screenful) of material here]

Yes-no question: 7. [Type question 7 here.]
yes / no.

Now do your practical assignment, then you can go to the next lesson!