Moodle plugins directory: Contributor: Tim Hunt

This report plugin allows Administrators to set up arbitrary database queries to act as ad-hoc reports. Reports can be of two types, either run on demand, or scheduled to run automatically. Other users with the right capability can go in and see a list of queries that they have access to. Results can be viewed on-screen or downloaded as CSV.

A drag and drop question type where missing words have to be dragged into gaps in a paragraph of text.

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

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.

A tool for developers that helps them follow Moodle's coding style.

The student can drag markers to indicate key features on an image.

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

This question behaviour is just like deferred feedback, but with an additional input box where students can give a reason why they gave the answer they did.

A Moodle text filter plugin that displays questions from the question bank embedded in the page.

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

A question type where the teacher provides some example sentences, and the student has to write a pmatch expression to match those sentences.

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.

A calculated numeric question type with variable and expression evaluation. All values are precalculated although a question can have several variants with different variable values for each variant.

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

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.

A specialised version of the standard Moodle adaptive behaviour for use with the CodeRunner plugin (qtype_coderunner).

Please use https://moodle.org/plugins/editor_ousupsub instead of this plugin.

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

This format imports questions saved from STACK 2 servers.