# Overview

This chapter includes examples for jupyter book pages with features. Here is an overview of the different examples:

- H5p: examples of H5p questions
- Combining theory with interactive questions
- Templates for interactive coding / non-coding elements:
    - Programming assignment: Example of how to convert a Jupyter notebook to Jupyter Book with live coding
    - Combining theory with interactive questions and extensive coding assignment: Example how to combine theory, quizzes and code on one page
    - Combining theory with interactive questions: Example how to combine theory with questions, so there's no coding involved.
    - Parametric question: Example for an equation to be checked on equivalence with the correct answer


Inspiring Examples to include:
- H5p quizes
    - Multiple choice (Question Set) -> MUDE Q1 Chapter 3 observation theory (3.1 Introduction)
    - Complex fill in the blanks -> MUDE Q1 Chapter 3 observation theory (3.7 Non-linear least squares estimation)
    - Dialog cards -> Optimization Chapter 1. Unconstrained Optimization (has a very interactive page with all h5p functions)
    - True/False Question -> MUDE Q2 Chapter 5 Optimization (5.4 Example Linear Programming)

- Sphinx Thebe rocket part 
    - Python for engineers Chapter 7 Matplotlib (Simple Code/which is what the browser python is for- heavy computations do the 'traditional' python) here might be a good section to add a note to clarify what is often asked during the teacher lunches
    - Look for a little bit harder code to show more complex computations are possible
        -> Possibly    MUDE Q2 Signal Processing (Square wave example)

- Interactive *hidden* code (this is not sphinx thebe?)
    -> MUDE Q2 Chapter 6 Machine learning (K-nearest neighbour)
    - interactive plot 
    - a whole set of questions that are based on the interactive plot + answers provided in tab


- Grasple?
- Videos? (too basic?)
- Elaborate on the templates?