Moodle plugins directory: WirisQuizzes

WirisQuizzes
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NEW ! WirisQuizzes 4.5 is now available! Click on the download button to get it. Find more about its new features here.
Boost your STEM quizzes with WirisQuizzes question types that allow you to make:
- Open Answer Questions for math - essay and short answer
- Graph Questions for Geometry and Statistics
- Multiple Choice and Fill in the Blank for math
Save time authoring and evaluating with our:
- Smart automatic evaluations also for open-answer questions
- Automatic feedback system and customizable grading notes section that provide an adaptive learning experience
- Recognition of a handwritten formula to answer on the go
Learn through practice with dynamic questions
- Use random variables to create unique question statements and decrease cheating probability
- Learn through trial and error and practice on the same topic using dynamic questions
Free Training
In our training course, you will learn how to create math and science exercises with WirisQuizzes and get to know the tool and all its features’ potential.
You can choose from two different training plans in Spanish and English:
- Regular Course: 8h, FREE
- Extended Course: 15h, 180€ ($200)
Enroll here and begin your training on WirisQuizzes today!

This local plugin installs the full set of WirisQuizzes question types:
WirisQuizzes True/False question type
WirisQuizzes Short-Answer question type
WirisQuizzes Embedded answer (Cloze) question type
WirisQuizzes Multi Choice question type
WirisQuizzes Matching question type
WirisQuizzes Essay question type
WirisQuizzes Commons question type
WirisQuizzes local plugin implements a thin wrapper for all WirisQuizzes question types. WirisQuizzes plugin declares all the necessary dependencies for WirisQuizzes question types.
WirisQuizzes is a set of question types for Moodle that enhances the Moodle Quiz module with mathematics and science functionalities.
WirisQuizzes improves the following Moodle question types: True/False, Multiple choice, Matching, Short-answer, Essay and Embedded answers (Cloze). You can create sophisticated and random math questions with very little effort.
On the side of the student, they will be able to introduce his answers by using a WYSIWYG formula editor. The answer syntax check will prevent the students from making unnecessary errors and misspellings.
All mathematical items are generated in a single calculation section, and they can be referenced from anywhere in the content, question wording, answer, feedback for the student, etc.
WIRIS tools can be used for free up to a certain level of use per natural year. Please read license conditions and prices at WIRIS store.
https://integration.moodle.org/job/Precheck%20remote%20branch/31400/artifact/work/smurf.html
Thanks guys. Great example of an umbrella wrapper plugin that is supposed to pull-in other ones. The only thing to consider is adding an SVG version of the icon to be used by the modern browsers. This can be easily approved once all the dependencies are cleared, too.
We will add a SVG version of the icon in our February release.
Thanks,
So, I finally managed to test and review all the submitted question types from this set. Firstly, big thanks for your patience with the approval review that took really long this time.
Secondly, and more importantly. As a former maths teacher I am happy to say - well done on these WIRIS plugins. With them, a suite of powerful tools comes to the Moodle world and I am sure this will make many moodlers happy. It is obvious that such complex plugins like these are will have certain requirements, for example the need for the Java support in the browser. It is not a problem, as long as these things will be clearly communicated with the users in this Plugins directory (by clear explanation in the plugins descriptions).
I like your tutorial-like documentation pages for particular question types on your site and they helped me a lot during the testing. I was thinking that at least part of those pages could actually be copied over here to the plugins' description fields to give even better examples of how powerful your plugins are.
With regards to the code itself, I like that the WIRIS question types make use of the class inheritance and re-use as much of the original types as possible. There are some non-blocking formal issues that would be nice to have fixed, such as compliance with the Moodle coding style. Some potential users of your plugins may take all these little issues into account when evaluating your plugins.
Issues detected during the code review were reported to your bug trackers and were promptly replied to from your side. Thanks for that. None of them is a real blocker and I am sure that you will same promptly address all eventual issues raised by other users from the Moodle community. So I am happy to go and approve the submitted plugins here now.
You are cleared to land, welcome to the plugins directory!
We are very glad you like WIRIS Quizzes.
Thank you very much for your extensive feedback! It has been very helpful for us. Feedback like yours greatly improves our code.
In the next days we will update the documentation including the tutorial for each question type and the requirements specially the Java support in the browser.
Regarding Java browser support: during this year we will migrate our interface from Java to Javascript. You can test our new interface here: https://calcme.com/a
Best regards,
Manuel
Am I missing a setting to enable these plugins for mobile?
Thanks for any help
Carl
Thank you in advance!
Here are some error messages:
uncaught exception: Call to a member function release() on bool
in file: /usr/home/sonreme/moodle/question/type/wq/classes/moodleprovider.class.php line 56
and some other lines...
The fix has been included in the next version of the tool, WirisQuizzes 4.5.2, to be deployed this week.
Do not hesitate to contact our Technical Support Team at support@wiris.com if you need further assistance.