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Quick description of the various question types on Moodle. Links to Moodle documentation have been provided for further assistance |
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- Simplest question type, true false answers
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- Students select answers and can allow one or more correct answers
- Step by step walk through here
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- Numerical answer with acceptable ‘range’ and can also add in use of 'units'
- Step by step walk through here
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- Students type short answer and will receive marks depending on whether it matches the listed acceptable answers written by the tutor
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- Allows calculated questions which substitute random values into the question’s equation
- Other versions:
- Calculated complex – more in depth control
- Calculated multiple choice
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- Third party maths specific plug in
- Github link
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- Third party plug in that runs code in a variety of language to test if it was correct
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- At least two questions and 3 answers, students match the answers to the questions
- Other versions:
- Random short answer matching More Info
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- Drag correct text answer(s) into a sentence
- Other versions:
- Drag and drop onto marker
- Drag onto image
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- Sentences with drop down selection of words for missing word
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- Not assessed, just a way to present extra information to students
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| True / False |
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| Multiple choice |
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| Numerical |
| More info | |||
| Short answer |
| More Info | |||
| Calculated (simple) |
| More info | |||
| Stack |
| More Info | Coderunner | Third party plug in that runs code in a variety of language to test if it was correctMore Info | |
| Essay |
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| Drag and drop into text |
| More Info | |||
| Missing words |
| More Info | |||
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