Příspěvky uživatele Tim Hunt

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I really think that for Moodle quiz making, the answer is: it depends.

Really, for different teachers, in different circumstances, one of the other will work better for them. Therefore, I think it is right to support both ways, and make the experience of both as nice as possible.
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Acutally, it is more complicated than that. In Moodle there are two ways you can set up a quiz:

  1. You can create a self-contained quiz that contains its own question.
  2. Or you can create a quiz that users questions from a shared question bank.

(In fact, you can do a mixture of the 2.)

Up to Moodle 4.5, the default was to do 2., on the theory that it would promote reuse. That is, if you added a question directly to a quiz, it would go in the course question bank. That is about to change.

What happens on backup/restore or duplicate depends on which option is used. In case 1, the copied quiz uses copies of the questions. In case 2, the copied quiz uses the same shared questions.

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Well, before we started, I wrote this forum thread. The [3/5] and [4/5] posts are the ones that really set out the new way that it will work.

And since the code is now done, you can try it out on the Moodle QA site. (If you test, please report bugs. Still time to fix things before 5.0 comes out.)

And, for MUA members, we are presenting there next week. I might see if we can share the recording of that talk afterwards? Not sure what their policy is.

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That is because when you create a question in Moodle, it remembers some of the key setings, so that if you immediately create another question of the same type, you will get the same settings.

This is supposed to help if you have to create a lot of similar questions. At least, I though it was a good idea when we got the request from our users at the Open University. However, some other people disagreed, so as of Moodle 4.5, there is an admin setting that lets you turn it off (MDL-81075).
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It would be certainly nice to have someing that could show you all the differences between two versions of a question.

(The only reason that does not exist is that no-one has had the time to do it. Perfectly possible to create it as a qbank plugin.)