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→Adding Questions
An interactive quiz can easily be added to any lesson/activity.
An interactive quiz can easily be added to any lesson/activity.
[[Image:quiz_in_editor.png]]
[[Image:quiz_in_editor.png]]
The quiz is entered in edit mode using a special format developed by Moodle called 'gift'.
The questions are entered between the following lines:
/*Quiz
questions go here
/*
The word Quiz (capitol Q) must be entered after /* with no spaces. The '*/' is on a separate line. The questions are entered between these two lines separated by a blank line. Here are some example questions:
/*Quiz
The Learn activity is part of the Karma Learning System.{T}
The OLPC laptop is often referred to by two letters. What are they? {=XO =xo}
There {=are} many people world-wide supporting the OLPC project. [is are]
One of these organizations is not related to the others. Which one? {=CIA ~OLPC ~Sugarlabs ~Red Hat}
*/
The first question is True-False. Answers are shown between braces '{ }'. The answer to a True-False question may be any of T, t, True, true, F, f, False, false. Note that, unlike the other answers, an equal sign '=' is not needed.
The second question is short answer. Acceptable answers (one or more) are given between braces. In this case, XO and xo will be accepted as correct. Xo and xO would be considered incorrect.
The third question is a cloze. It is identical to the short answer except the braces are within the text. The student will see a blank (underlines) where the braces are entered along with a place to enter the answer.
The fourth question is multiple-choice. The choices are given between braces. The correct answer is indicated by the equal sign '='. The incorrect choices (distractors) are indicated by the tilde sign '~'.
The quiz is created when the lesson is saved.
[[Image:quiz question.png]]
[[Image:quiz question.png]]
When the student opens the lesson, there will be a 'Start' button shown on the bottom right of the screen. The screen gives information (e.g. a diagram) needed to answer the questions and/or instructions on answering the questions (e.g. round your answer to two decimal places).
When the student presses the Start button, he is given the questions one at a time in the order they appear in the lesson (not randomized).
This capability is based on the jquizme library.
===Using Karma Templates===
===Using Karma Templates===