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<p>clarification</p> <p><b>Новая страница</b></p><div>A common question. &quot;We have many course documents in Word and PDF format at the moment. We ant to put them in a lesson, where 1 chapter would be 1 lesson. Is there anyway to easily do this and retain the formatting, esp around screenshots with arrows and description around them?&quot;<br /> <br /> *Create some image files of your pdf or word document converted to pdf.<br /> *Create some image files of your PowerPoint and insert those<br /> *Reference the PDF for a lesson by the &quot;pop to file or web page&quot; option<br /> *Convert your pdf files a movie files<br /> *Do not have lessons, use a word or pdf file as a resource, use conditional activities to link it to a quiz that is loaded with feedback to each question<br /> <br /> ==Creating manageable PDFs==<br /> PDF files can be split into chapters. There are free &quot;pdf splitter&quot; utilities that will do this. Google &quot;pdf splitter&quot; and you&#039;ll find a bunch. In your situation, you might want to attach the chapter as a resource in this form. You can also, obviously split the PDF more granularly (if that&#039;s a word?) than chapter, and some of the utilities probably have a feature to automatically split all the pages.<br /> <br /> The quality of the resulting small PDFs is usually higher than the same PDF exported as an image. Your PDF can be referenced by the lesson in the &quot;pop-to file or web page&quot; option, or as a URL - you obviously need to host the PDF on your Moodle site.<br /> <br /> ==Copy and pasting Word into Moodle==<br /> Word does add hidden formatting to be copied when it is pasted into Moodle directly. If you are unable or unwilling to type your content directly into Moodle&#039;s editor, then click the code view icon in the toolbar and paste your text in there. You will have to then redo any formatting but your text will be &#039;clean&#039;.<br /> <br /> ==See also==<br /> *{http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=200976 Lesson forum thread] which had these ideas<br /> *[http://www.rogerobeid.com/2011/02/24/clean-up-microsoft-word-html/ Here&#039;s a nice little blog post] on using HTMLTidy options to deal with Word</div>

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