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Concordance of reasoning
Van Binh DANGConcordance of reasoning is a question type that makes it possible to create learning by concordance activities.
There are two types of script concordance test questions :
- Reasoning questions can be read in 4 steps : a situation (1), an option (2), a new information (3) and a decision based on a scale (4). The default scale has 5 options, but it can be configured for each question.
- Judgment questions can be read in 3 steps : a situation (1), an option (2) and a decision based on a scale (3).
The plugin allows to create both types. You only have to leave the “New information” and “Label of New information field” empty to create a judgement question. You can also use the qtype_tcsjudgment plugin to create more easily judgment questions.
When the quiz is configured to show feedback, the number of panelists who chose each answer is shown, as well as the comments they entered. In any Moodle quiz those informations are entered manually by the teacher. If the Concordance module is used,
it is done automatically : see the documentation of mod_concordance plugin for more information.
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I don't know if it's a bug on this extension, but my installation was working fine until I installed it.
What version of Moodle are you using?
Did clearing the Moodle cache solved the problem or is it still present after?
Thanks,
Marie-Eve