Joseph Rézeau

I suggest using Conditional_activities.

Make parent quiz dependent on achieving child quiz03, child quiz03 dependent on achieving child quiz02, child quiz02 dependent on achieving child quiz01.

Joseph

Regarding events logging in add-ons, I have a question I asked myself in the course of updating the Questionnaire add-on to the new logging API, and might be asked for any add-on (or indeed core plugin) that uses log events.

As I was adding events, I obviously started with the legacy ones. Then I added some extra ones here and there, where I thought they might be useful/needed. But some admin or teacher using a plugin might think differently. They might a) never use some events I decided to include or b) need to log other events which I did not envisage.

Of course, for case a), it would be possible to put the list of events in the plugin settings (at site level) where an admin would then be able to decide which events in the list they want to be used. Does any core or add-on plugin does that at the moment?

Case b) is not so easy or maybe just not feasible.

Joseph

David "And I already saw some plugins making use of it in very elegant way."

Names, please.

Joseph

In the Lesson activity, the Matching question works that way (all-or-nothing).

Joseph

Dominique "The "Sequential” navigation mode is perfect for this type of quiz. The only drawback is that students cannot review previous questions and answers. If a quiz somehow were on paper rather than on a computer screen, one would expect that students could turn back to previous pages and see what they have done."

I suppose your problem arises from the fact that your quiz has "one question per page". If all questions (or at least one group of questions) were all on on a single page, then the problem would be solved.

Joseph