Certain kind of quiz report

Certain kind of quiz report

Julian Flock གིས-
Number of replies: 3

Hi,

I'm a student in teaching mathematics and interested in a certain kind of quiz report. It would be great, if you could categorize wrong answers of the multiple-choice test to several "kinds of mistakes". I couldn't find this possibility in moodle. I have some basic skills in php and MySQL but never wrote a plugin. So my question is, if it is possible to write a plugin, which solves this problem. My first idea was to write a new question-type, called "Multiple-Choice with categorizable answers". Is this an approach that makes sense?
Thank you for your help.

Greetings

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In reply to Julian Flock

Re: Certain kind of quiz report

Jamie Pratt གིས-

What you want to do might be best done as a quiz report. You can write a new plug in to define a quiz report. And quiz reports can set up tables for their own purposes in the Moodle db.

But there would be advantages to making a special question type too. Probably you could extend the existing multiple choice question type and add bits to the question editing form to specify a category for each answer. If you make a special question type then you could back up and restore and export import this information too, which you would not be able to do from within a quiz report plug in.

 

Tell us more about what you mean by 'kind of mistake'?

In reply to Julian Flock

Re: Certain kind of quiz report

Jamie Pratt གིས-

You're aware of this report I take it, which you drill down to from the statistics report :

 

http://docs.moodle.org/20/en/Quiz_statistics_report#Analysis_of_individual_question_responses

In reply to Julian Flock

Re: Certain kind of quiz report

Tim Hunt གིས-
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Another thing to look at is STACK's concept of 'Answer note': https://github.com/maths/moodle-qtype_stack/blob/master/doc/en/Authoring/Potential_response_trees.md#answer-note-answer_note

That could be generalised to all question types. Jamie's suggestion to look at the response analysis in teh statistics is also good.