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This Android application is intended to work like "flash cards" that have an quiz question on one side and the answer on the flip side. It has 2 displays boxes: An upper box in which a "quiz" line is displayed, and a lower box in which an Answer is displayed. In its simplest form, the user touches the upper box to see the next randomly chosen Quiz line. If he doesn't know the answer, he can touch the lower box to see the Answer. The Quiz and Answer lines are derived from a file. The file is organized with Quiz lines on an even numbered line, and the Answer lines on odd-numbered lines, as shown in this example for Thai language training: Hello [-- on line #0 --) Saw wat dee kup [-- one line #1--] Excuse me [-- on line #2 --] Kho thoet kup [-- on line #3 --] I speak Thai a little [-- on line #4 --] Phom phut paasaa Thai dai nitnoi kup [-- on line #5 --] (Another even-numbered quiz line) (Another odd-numbered answer line, etc.)

...All of the source code in this archive is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license except as noted. The names of the top-level directories roughly correspond to a shortened form of the chapter titles. Chapter numbers change with every release, and some samples are used by multiple chapters.

The contestant project is an idea and an example how to deal with plenty number of participant applications. Especially when those applications are sent to organizer in paper form. In short, participant fills out a form through web site which generates pdf file with QR code. It can be printed, signed and stamped by participant organization. The organizer gets the application form by email or via post, scans QR code from the form and pastes the data into table without necessary of rewriting. All with open-source tools.

Teachers can submit mark lists from mobile app. Mark lists are bulk printed. Pdf can be printed individually. Mark lists are compiled in to one data sheet. Progress cards can be viewed or printed directly. You can write your own code to print Progress Card. Data is collected in Text Format so can be accessed and interpreted easily. Mobile App Google Playstore Link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=in.refort.MarkList&hl=en Other open source projects...