Marie wrote "In the past, we had seen UX designers come up with concepts that were not feasible to implement or developers build things that a common user would not be able to use".
That is hard to believe happens all the time.😁
Thanks for the update, anyway!
Hi Marko,
Thanks for providing such a detailed explanation. Let's hope someone will provide a way of achieving things the way you want.
There is no such thing as a lost cause, but some causes get better attention than others.😉
Hi Marko,
1.- You write "The funny thing is when you have the Single-answer Multiple choice GIFT format question such as:-----------
Banana is {
=yellow
~%-50%white
~%-50%black
~%-50%blue
} The total score, if the student ticks all the answers, is negative 0.5 (or -0.5)."
In a single-answer Multiple Choice question it's impossible to tick all the answers, single-answer produces radio buttons, and only ONE choice can be selected.
2.- Your problem has nothing to do with the GIFT format. If you create your question directly using the Question editing interface provided by the Moodle question bank, you get the same result.
3.- This is debatable (and has been debated in this forum) but from a pedagogical point of view I maintain that it does not make sense to award negative points in questions and quizzes.
Joseph, once a teacher, always a teacher 😉
