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Islander (顯示個人資料) 2007年3月13日下午2:25:40
Kwekubo (顯示個人資料) 2007年3月13日下午3:29:03
erinja (顯示個人資料) 2007年3月13日下午8:09:27
The team got your message and there are discussions going on right now about how to fix the issue.
The root of the problem is that the terminology has changed - everything used to say pasis/ne pasis, but that is being changed to sukcesis/ne sukcesis. Somewhere in the change of wording, something in the programming was messed up and that column stopped working properly. I think it should be fixed in a day or so.
In any case, I think it's just a problem of what is displayed. I am almost 100% sure that your exam is registered properly. You don't have to take it again!
erinja (顯示個人資料) 2007年3月14日下午9:20:03
Islander:Ah! It does show Sukcesis now. But shouldn't it show (1) next to successful exams?It should. I've sent a message to the team about it, hopefully someone should fix this soon.
Islander:That's cool. Once the problem is fix, will it be possible to go back in the correction to review it again?No. This isn't a feature we offer because of concern that someone could just print out a complete set of questions and answers, and memorize the correct ones rather than studying the grammar.
We have tried to make the exam as meaningful as possible within the obvious constraints.
Next time you take an exam, if you want to keep your results, you could copy the results page and paste it into a file on your computer, though.
mccambjd (顯示個人資料) 2007年3月14日下午9:47:47
Now, there *is* a note before you get to the exam page about doing a sound check, but I didn't pay enough attention to it because I've been doing the various courses with listening exercises without a problem.
Maybe another warning could be placed on the exam page itself to alert the stultulojn like me to doublecheck...
SonicChao (顯示個人資料) 2007年3月14日下午9:55:28
mccambjd:I had a different problem when taking the exam: at the listening comprehension section, when I pressed the mp3 format button, it took me to a new page and when I went back to the exam, all my answers were cleared! (I figured out a few minutes later that if I had pressed the swf format button, all would have been OK.)If you ignored the first warning, why not just ignore the second? Putting more warnings, imo, does not much at all...
Now, there *is* a note before you get to the exam page about doing a sound check, but I didn't pay enough attention to it because I've been doing the various courses with listening exercises without a problem.
Maybe another warning could be placed on the exam page itself to alert the stultulojn like me to doublecheck...