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Quiz question type: Formulas | Summary: Creating Moodle formulas questions | A collection of sample questions you can build, with step-by-step instructions (Many thanks to Kitty Pham for building this resource, which has been the basis for this website). |
Moodle formulas questions workshop activities | A range of question types (various degrees of difficulty) with specific step-by-step instructions. This resource was used at a Moodle workshop in 2022. (Many thanks to Richard McInnes for producing this resource.) |
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Level 1: Create a basic question | Sample Q1: Basic formulas question | You can import this question into your course question bank. You can then copy and adapt it. Administration - Course administration - Question bank - Import - Moodle xml format - Choose the file - Import. (Watch a video on how to import the question into a course website.) |
Level 2: Create a question with multiple variables and/or composite answers | Sample Q2: Multiple variables and/or composite answers | You can import this question into your course question bank. You can then copy and adapt it. Administration - Course administration - Question bank - Import - Moodle xml format - Choose the file - Import. (Watch a video on how to import the question into a course website.) |
Level 3: Apply rounding and significant figures to a question | Sample Q3: Rounding and significant figures | You can import this question into your course question bank. You can then copy and adapt it. Administration - Course administration - Question bank - Import - Moodle xml format - Choose the file - Import. (Watch a video on how to import the question into a course website.) |
Level 4: Require a unit and set up basic unit conversions | Sample Q4: Units | You can import this question into your course question bank. You can then copy and adapt it. Administration - Course administration - Question bank - Import - Moodle xml format - Choose the file - Import. (Watch a video on how to import the question into a course website.) |
Level 5: Require a unit and set up non-standard unit conversions | Sample Q5: Non-standard unit conversions | You can import this question into your course question bank. You can then copy and adapt it. Administration - Course administration - Question bank - Import - Moodle xml format - Choose the file - Import. (Watch a video on how to import the question into a course website.) |
Level 6: Giving customised marks for composite answers | Sample Q6: Customised marks for composite answers | You can import this question into your course question bank. You can then copy and adapt it. Administration - Course administration - Question bank - Import - Moodle xml format - Choose the file - Import. (Watch a video on how to import the question into a course website.) |
Level 7: Apply adaptive marking | Sample Q7: Adaptive marking | You can import this question into your course question bank. You can then copy and adapt it. Administration - Course administration - Question bank - Import - Moodle xml format - Choose the file - Import. (Watch a video on how to import the question into a course website.) |
Level 8: Apply adaptive marking and set allowable error | Sample Q8: Adaptive marking and allowable error | You can import this question into your course question bank. You can then copy and adapt it. Administration - Course administration - Question bank - Import - Moodle xml format - Choose the file - Import. (Watch a video on how to import the question into a course website.) |
Moodle operators, functions and SI units | List of Moodle operators | |
List of SI Units | ||
List of Moodle functions |