$variables can be used when writing programs to populate learner names and pronouns so when you share a template or program to another learner, the names/pronouns will auto-populate.
Using $variables in the Program Builder
Learner name will populate when you use any of the following $learner, $child, $student, $patient, $subject
Pronouns can be $he translates to she/he, $she translates to she/he, $her translates to her/his, $hers translates to her/his, $him translates to her/him
Target can be $target or $goal
$Variables can also be used as a way to build parameters so that target or goal names are auto-populated into a program so that you don't need to customize the interface for each target.
Learner name | $learner, $child, $student, $patient, $subject |
Pronouns | $he, $him, $her, $hers |
Targets | $targets, $goal |
Using $variables in Notes and Reports
$Variables are available to use in the following note and report options below:
Text in Read Only Content
Title and footnote of text boxes
Title, footnote, and default value in text lines
Title and drop down labels for drop downs
Section name and footnote
Date title and footnote
Duration title
Number title and footnote
Time title and footnote
See Read Only text example:
