Hi,
I'm not sure whether this is the correct section to post this question, but we would like moodle to test the students knowledge of a topic (using multiple choice) and store but not display the results.
The Quiz module gives instant feedback about whether the student is right or wrong, so this doesn't seem to be of any use to us, and I seem to find a built in, or 3rd party module that does this.
Our intention is to asses students knowledge of a topic before and after a lesson to establish if how much they have learnt by doing the lesson, and will probably involve us writing some custom modules. However we were hoping there was some generic testing module that would handle the testing and data collection.
i.e. The student is asked 10 - multi-choice questions, and the answers or total score is stored. The student doesn't see their score or which questions they got right or wrong.
Please can someone tell me if an existing module can do this or if we need to write our own test module.
Thanks
Roger Clark
Hi Roger,
The Quiz module should do what you want. When adding or editing your quiz there is a section headed 'Students may review:' which is a series of tick boxes controlling what the students see as a result of taking the test, and when they see it.
I think that you need to remove all ticks from this area and you should achieve what you want.
Hope this helps.
Dave
Hmm, try turning off Adaptive mode along with unchecking the boxes for student review. Then the student's won't see their scores (hide the quiz in the gradebook also if you don't want them to see the total score).
By the way, if you are looking at writing code, you might check out the Lesson module and the direction it is planned to take, contributing to this development might be a good way to go in the long run--lesson is designed to display content and questions, and the planned/in progress (depending on funding/developer time) integration with the question bank will make it easier and more flexible down the road.
By the way, if you are looking at writing code, you might check out the Lesson module and the direction it is planned to take, contributing to this development might be a good way to go in the long run--lesson is designed to display content and questions, and the planned/in progress (depending on funding/developer time) integration with the question bank will make it easier and more flexible down the road.
Thanks guys, I'll give those settings a try.
I suspect that I will need to write some code so I will also look at the lesson soucecode etc.
Cheers
Roger
I suspect that I will need to write some code so I will also look at the lesson soucecode etc.
Cheers
Roger