$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 |
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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:
