Moodle Plugins directory: Contributor: Anupama Sarjoshi | Moodle.org

StudentQuiz enables students to collaboratively create their own question pools in Moodle. Students can filter these questions into quizzes, and they can rate and comment questions while working through the quizzes. StudentQuiz computes each students contribution and learning progress and compares this with the community. The created questions become part of the Moodle question bank and can be reused in other Moodle quizzes. The video "StudentQuiz in a minute" tube.switch.ch/videos/d0e37788 provides a quick introduction.

This block allows you to manage the process of producing courses or activities. A workflow make it clear who is responsible for doing the next step, and what tasks they should be doing. The workflow can also assign and unassign roles, or automatically set certain settings, when the workflow moves from one step to the next.

A Moodle question type which allows questions to be built up from parts that are other simpler question types (requires you to have these question types installed)

Allows a short response of one or a few sentences that is graded by comparing against various model answers, which are described using the OU's pattern match syntax.

An Atto editor plugin for use with the embed questions filter.

This plugin is designed to allow, as far as possible, a student to continue working on a deferred-feedback quiz attempt even if the network connection goes down.

This Quiz access rule plugin lets you require students to agree to a statement about not plagiarising before starting a quiz.

A calculated numeric question type with variable and expression evaluation. Random values are generated for each student attempting the quiz.

Works with the Embed questions filter to store Student's attempts permanently and make them available for review.

A quiz 'report' add-on for Moodle, like the nomal manual grading report, but which lets you grade one student at a time, rather than one question at a time.

This report is a companion to the Workflow block. It provides reports on the state of the workflow in all courses or activities.

This 'report' is actually a tool to let you edit all the idnumbers in a course on one page.

A question type where the user enters their response using the JavaScript Molecular Editor, and the response is then graded using the OU's pattern-match algorithm.

This 'report' is actually a tool which lets users edit certain settings, currenty the open and close dates, for a quiz, without needing to give them permission to edit all the other quiz settings.

This question type uses web services to connect to other question engines like OpenMark or ounit, so that their questions can be used in a Moodle quiz.