Très probablement un plugin additionnel mal réglé qui envoie ces messages intempestifs.
A toi de voir quel est le coupable installé sur ton Moodle.
Joseph Rézeau
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Moodle in English -> Questionnaire (plugin) -> Export questionnaire -> Re: Export questionnaire
yazan Joseph Rézeau -
Hi Gabriel,
When you say you want "to include also the non-selected answers", I suppose this means that your radio-button questions are not required? If so, then indeed in the report the cell for non-selected/answered answers is "blank/empty". In your stats software, you could modify those blank cells to have a zero value, no?
When you say you want "to include also the non-selected answers", I suppose this means that your radio-button questions are not required? If so, then indeed in the report the cell for non-selected/answered answers is "blank/empty". In your stats software, you could modify those blank cells to have a zero value, no?
EDIT.- Upon further thought... as per the doc at: https://docs.moodle.org/310/en/Editing_Questionnaire_questions#Possible_answers
Suppose you have this question:
Required question Yes
What is your favourite drink?
:
1::tea
2::coffee
3::wine
0::none of the above!
2::coffee
3::wine
0::none of the above!
Upon exporting the questions in CSV download, you would get that "0" value you want:
where you have 2 respondents who selected tea (1), 1 respondent who selected coffee (2) and 1 respondent who selected "none of the above!" (0).
Unfortunately 
the current version of Questionnaire does not work as described in that part of the docs. The "::" separator function seems to have been lost at some time over the past years. It's very easy to restore it, just a single line to add in one questionnaire file. I will pull a request so that Mike can fix this reversion.
Please Gabriel, confirm that that would solve your problem.
Joseph
Moodle in English -> Quiz and question banks -> short answer correct answers and partially correct - does the order make a difference? -> Re: short answer correct answers and partially correct - does the order make a difference?
yazan Joseph Rézeau -
@Tim, well, it depends.
Question: Name an animal
Case #1.- Answers without any wildcard.
Since the response analysis goes through each student answer until it finds a match and then stops, the order of the answers does not matter. Example:
- Answer #1: the dodo 50% Feedback: Well, he's extinct
- Answer #2: the cat 100% Feedback: OK
- Answer #3: the diplodocus 25% Feedback: Well he lived many years ago
Case #2
- Answer #1: the cat 100%
- Answer #2: the bat 100%
- Answer #3: the rat 100%
- Answer #4: the cat* 50% Feedback: OK, but you were asked to name one animal, not a group of animals
In case #2, the order of answers 1 through 3 does not matter, but of course answer answer 4 must come after answer 1.
I'd like to point out that the * wild character must be used very carefully, as it will accept anything. For instance, if the student answers "the cats", for which Feedback 4 is OK, but it would also accept "the caterpillar", which is an animal, and "the catwalk" or "the catcall", which are not. As a safe guideline I would recommend using the * wildcard only on its own, as the last answer in the list of answers, as a catchall for any student response other than those provided, and which are supposed to be wrong.
Moodle in English -> Quiz and question banks -> How to create 50,000 quiz questions efficiently? -> Re: How to create 50,000 quiz questions efficiently?
yazan Joseph Rézeau -
Hi Dominique,
So there is no "age limit" for teaching/lecturing in an American university. In France the age limit is 65 years. When I was still working as a senior lecturer at my (French) university, I had my 65th birthday during the month of March. In order to be allowed to keep that job until the end of the academic year (31st of August) I had to produce a medical certificate. Went to see my family doctor, who had never met with such a weird request, and finally certified that "my physical state of health" was compatible with my job at that university. No mention was made of my mental or intellectual abilities.
Not even sure I'd have been allowed to continue at university if I had won a Nobel prize (in Moodling).
Moodle in English -> Quiz and question banks -> A possible Word select question bug with the 'Whether correct' review option -> Re: Help with Word-select.
yazan Joseph Rézeau -
1.- This discussion is getting longish, could a moderator please split it at Ulrike's post to a new discussion?
2.- I can confirm Ulrike's finding: the correctly selected words are always marked as correct (green background) irrespective of the review options settings. You can also see it when previewing the question, see attached screenshot.
