5 Output Formats

educmatr converts your single CSV file into three very different formats depending on your needs.

5.1 1. Documents (Word, PDF, Typst)

Produces static, printable worksheets.

Student vs. Teacher Mode: Controlled by the setting educmatr_correction.
- Student Mode: Answers are hidden. Vocabulary lists have blank columns; paragraphs have dotted lines (.......) for writing.
- Teacher Mode: Answers appear, usually in bold blue (color is customizable).
Formatting:
- Automatically handles titles, bold text, and tables.
- Typst output supports advanced features like perfectly aligned dotted lines and boxed instructions.
Special Rows: Metadata (Title, Author) is placed neatly at the top of the page.

Produces interactive slides for projecting in the classroom.

Interactive Reveals:
- Tables: Reveal one row at a time.
- Vocabulary: Shows the word -> Click to reveal the translation.
- MCQ: Shows options -> Click to highlight the correct answer in green and cross out wrong ones in gray.
Automatic Splitting: If a list is too long for one slide, it automatically splits into multiple slides.
Special Rows: Each metadata item (Title, Instructions) gets its own introductory slide.

Produces an XML file you can import directly into a Moodle Question Bank.

Question Logic:
- Tables & Gapfills: Become Cloze questions (students type answers into boxes).
- Vocabulary: Becomes Multiple Choice (students select the translation from a list).
- Translations: Become Drag and Drop questions.
Automatic Attachments:
- Audio: If you have exercise.mp3 next to exercise.csv, Moodle will automatically embed an audio player in the question.
- Images: If you have exercise.jpg, it will be embedded above the question.
- Instructions: If your CSV lacks an instruction row, the app looks for exercise.txt to use as the instructions.