Hi again, Daniel,
Yes, I know the feeling of being "just a teacher". When I was working at my university it took me a lot of patience, persuasion, cajoling, etc. to get the IT department to install plugins that were "indispensable"... just for me.
I wish you good luck.
Hi Daniel,
We've all been "new to Moodle" once, don't worry.
Unfortunately you did not answer my suggestion of providing a real-world example of your question. There is a question type which is not currently available from the Moodle plugins directory, which might fit the bill. It's available from GitHub at Multiple True False (ETH). You don't say if you are an admin of your moodle site or a "simple" teacher. You would need Admin role to install this question type. Does it do what you want? See screenshot below. If not, please provide a real-world example (again)!
Hi Daniel,
You may have your reasons but I do find your reasoning weird. Could you please provide a real-world example? From your example I suppose you want to use the multiple-choice, multiple-answer question.
"If the student leaves all the answers unchecked (UUU), the first one is incorrect and the others are correct and the grade should be 66,7%." That is not possible, if no answer is checked, the student will get the message "Please select at least one answer."
La doc anglaise ici dit:
'Require text' allows you to decide whether or not students must add text into the text editor when they do the question. If you only want them to upload a word-processed file as an essay, then you can set this to 'Text input is optional'. (Note that this setting does not force the student to type text into the text editor; they can still leave it blank and continue to another question.)