My quiz is set to show Feedback and Score. Students can do multiple attempts.
When students complete the quiz, they see feedback for *all* the answers, not just the one they posted. This includes the right answers.
I would like them to receive only the feedback for their answer, so they go back and try again.
This was working fine in 1.8. The problem appeared after a switch to 1.9. What should I do to give students feedback, but not feed them answers?
Thanks-- Andra
I can have the good display on my moodle 1.9.1+ (Build: 20080524).
http://132.208.141.198/moodle_19/
log as teacher user: moodle pw:moodle
log as student user: moodles pw:moodles
The quiz cal,short,num has been set correctly.
Pierre
http://132.208.141.198/moodle_19/
log as teacher user: moodle pw:moodle
log as student user: moodles pw:moodles
The quiz cal,short,num has been set correctly.
Pierre
Pierre, I still seem to have something wrong. I changed my Review Options to yours, checking off feedback, scores, general feedback and overall feedback. Responses and answers are unchecked. Still, the clip below is what my student would see immediately after the first try.
It looks like all the feedback is being displayed, rather than appropriate feedback.
Could there be some other setting that would affect what the student would see? Thanks-- Andra
It looks like all the feedback is being displayed, rather than appropriate feedback.
Could there be some other setting that would affect what the student would see? Thanks-- Andra
Flooding can be triggered by:
Choose one answer.
| a. Too many demands | It's true flooding can be triggered by many demands, especially conflicting demands. But there's a better answer yet. | |
b. Feeling put on the spot 
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It's true that flooding can be caused by feeling put on the spot, but there's still a better answer. | |
| c. Someone else's flooding | It's true, flooding is contagious. But there is still a more complete answer than this. | |
| d. All of the Above | Yes! All of these things are apt to trigger flooding. | |
| e. a & b, but not c | This is right as far as it goes, but there's still a better answer. |
Effectively all the feedback are displayed in your example.
And you say that this was not the case in 1.8?
Pierre
And you say that this was not the case in 1.8?
Pierre
Yes. The same quiz displayed targeted feedback in 1.8, then was imported into a Moodle that ran 1.9. In the new installation all the feedback for all the answers started to appear.
There are new options for quiz displays in 1.9, so perhaps there's a different combination that gets the same results.
I can always fall back on using general feedback, that simply tells the student to try again. But I liked being able to give the studentspecific feedback based on the particular wrong answer.
Thanks-- Andra
There are new options for quiz displays in 1.9, so perhaps there's a different combination that gets the same results.
I can always fall back on using general feedback, that simply tells the student to try again. But I liked being able to give the studentspecific feedback based on the particular wrong answer.
Thanks-- Andra