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I have some questions where students have to upload a document, for example a picture of a diagram, see first picture below. I can now open it on my iPad and put comments on it, see second picture below. Now I would like to replace the student...

In the content repository, the 'all content types' option doesn't mean all content types, only questions-and-texts. The name should be changed to reflect that. The menu item should also have an icon next to it, like the others do. Currently it lo...

Some characters (unicode) can't be used in answers. The 'Maple graded' box ignores these characters if you try to type them. The 'maths formula' box will tell you there is a problem with the characters if you preview the response, but still allows...

Sometimes one of the two sets of objects in a matching question has a natural order, and it is confusing to have them appear in a random order. It would be good to have the option of fixing the order of one of the two sets.

The default spacing in the sorting questions can make the text hard to read. The CSS .ui-sortable-handle {padding: 10pt; white-space: normal;} and .sorting {max-width: 100%;} formats the text suitably.

There should be an option to arrange a sorting question vertically rather than horizontally, to allow for sorting longer objects such as lines of a proof. This can be created with the CSS .ui-sortable-handle {display: block}

If the boxes in a sorting question get too long, the question falls off the edge of the page, making it unanswerable. This can be easily fixed with the CSS .response {overflow: auto; width:100%;};

Decimal numbers less than 10^-3 or bigger than 10^3 should be displayed properly. Students can not be expected to recognise numbers using the oldfashioned line printer format using "En" in stead of the proper "10^n". It is frustrating for both stu...

Numbers displayed in questions should follow local conventions. If thousands separators are needed at all, using a small space would probably be ok.Using commas for thousands separators is extremely confusing for students from countries that norma...

When entering decimal numbers students should not be required to use a foreign convention for decimal points. Many countries all over the world use a comma for decimal separator. It is confusing for students to have to remember to use a point as d...