Ali,
These images should be inside the following Questionnaire directory:
/questionnaire/phpESP/images/
If you don't have them in your present questionnaire directory, then you can download the Questionnaire module, and just extract the images you need and upload them to your present questionnaire directory.
Peter Ruthven-Stuart
Мнения, написани от Peter Ruthven-Stuart
Moodle in English -> Quiz and question banks -> Matching questions... -> Re: Matching questions...
от Peter Ruthven-Stuart -
madea,
As far as the moodle system goes, it is possible to make the kind of question you describe above.
My understanding is that the quiz module saves each item with a corresponding unique number in the database. So, using your example, the first 'California' could be given an id number of '7' and the second 'California' an id of '8', and so on. So when a student answers this question, the system knows which 'California' matches which city. The problem of course is that the student does not know which 'California' is which.
It is not possible at the moment to set up a matching question that allows 'California' to be Correctly matched with any of the right answers. So, I can think of two possible solutions:
For example:
Of course, if you did this, the 'Shuffle questions:' option would have to be set to 'No'.
2.
The above option is not very intuitive, so the best solution (workaround) is to use the 'Embedded Answers (Cloze)' type question. I don't have time at the moment to show you an example of such a question, but if your not sure how this can be done, let me know, and I'll post an example.
As far as the moodle system goes, it is possible to make the kind of question you describe above.
My understanding is that the quiz module saves each item with a corresponding unique number in the database. So, using your example, the first 'California' could be given an id number of '7' and the second 'California' an id of '8', and so on. So when a student answers this question, the system knows which 'California' matches which city. The problem of course is that the student does not know which 'California' is which.
It is not possible at the moment to set up a matching question that allows 'California' to be Correctly matched with any of the right answers. So, I can think of two possible solutions:
1.
Indicate which answer should be chosen first, second and third, etc.
Indicate which answer should be chosen first, second and third, etc.
For example:
Los Angeles -> California (1st)
Phoenix -> Arizona (1st)
San Francisco -> California (2nd)
San Diego -> California (3rd)
Tucson -> Arizona (2nd)
Phoenix -> Arizona (1st)
San Francisco -> California (2nd)
San Diego -> California (3rd)
Tucson -> Arizona (2nd)
Of course, if you did this, the 'Shuffle questions:' option would have to be set to 'No'.
2.
The above option is not very intuitive, so the best solution (workaround) is to use the 'Embedded Answers (Cloze)' type question. I don't have time at the moment to show you an example of such a question, but if your not sure how this can be done, let me know, and I'll post an example.
Moodle in English -> Quiz and question banks -> Importing images into a Quiz... -> Re: Importing images into a Quiz...
от Peter Ruthven-Stuart -
Miguel
It is already possible to upload several pictures or documents at the same time.
All you need to do is to package all your files into a single zip file, then upload that zip file to your course 'Files' folder. Once there, you will see the word 'Unzip' to the right of the zip file, in the Action column (see image below). Click on the word 'Unzip', and then all the items you uploaded within the zip file will be available to you when making quizzes, or any other task.
I'm thinking that there has
to be a better way to import "several" pictures or documents at the
same time, due to the time consuming doing this for every question and
every quiz
It is already possible to upload several pictures or documents at the same time.
All you need to do is to package all your files into a single zip file, then upload that zip file to your course 'Files' folder. Once there, you will see the word 'Unzip' to the right of the zip file, in the Action column (see image below). Click on the word 'Unzip', and then all the items you uploaded within the zip file will be available to you when making quizzes, or any other task.
Moodle in English -> Quiz and question banks -> Time Limit -> Re: Time Limit
от Peter Ruthven-Stuart -
Sujeet, what version of Moodle are you using?
I am using Moodle 1.5.2, and the maximum time limit that I can set on a quiz is 110 minutes.
I am using Moodle 1.5.2, and the maximum time limit that I can set on a quiz is 110 minutes.
Moodle in English -> Glossary -> Restrict students from updating glossary -> Re: Restrict students from updating glossary
от Peter Ruthven-Stuart -
Yes, it is possible to prevent students adding to or modifying glossary items.
In the glossary setup screen, there is the following option:
Set this to 'No'.
In the glossary setup screen, there is the following option:
Students can add entries:
Set this to 'No'.