A slightly roundabout way to do this would be to export the moodle quiz into Moodle XML format as an xml file. Because quizport can read Qedoc modules, you import the Moodle XML file into a Qedoc module.
The Qedoc solution is not without a learning curve, so it's probably only worth it if you have a large volume of material which you want to move to quizport.
I don't know if there is a more direct way.
I just want to use Quizport's conditionals and chaining features on Moodle Quizzes that I've already made.
I have looked at Qedoc, but I don't want to put my quizzes on their website, and I don't want to spend $500 for privacy.
hmmm...
Thomas,
FYI, at some point I plan to expand the "input" side of QuizPort to allow the content to come from something other than "a file". This could well open up the possibilty of having content come from a MySQL/PostgreSQL database source such as Moodle glossary/database/quiz or a Moodle question bank.
Don't hold breath, but that functionality is somewhere out there in 2010
regards
Gordon
