Hello,
I'm working with the local school district in my city to run a state-wide Computer Science Contest in the cloud, and it is being run under the UIL, in Texas, rules. The contest has two parts, one is a written part, which will be a quiz in Moodle, and the other is a programming part, which is done using PC^2, by Sacramento State Univ.
My question is this; What would be the best way to implement a different scoring algorithm? Or can it be implemented in the quiz module as it is?
Here's the rules:
On a written exam, six points are awarded for each correct answer, and two points are deducted for each incorrect answer. No points are given or deducted for unanswered questions.
I am a developer, so I could probably code it myself, so I'm just looking for pointers or recommendations.
-Paul
What sort of questions are they? (What question types)
Anyway, it is not possible in Moodle yet. The patches on MDL-1647 may give you some clues about how to hack it.
A proper solution is coming in the future. See Development:Question_Engine_2 if you are interested.
Anyway, it is not possible in Moodle yet. The patches on MDL-1647 may give you some clues about how to hack it.
A proper solution is coming in the future. See Development:Question_Engine_2 if you are interested.