Hi, >> Canvas offers significantly more functionality than what is here, which > is utilised in the quizzes, but it's possible to replicate it with some > effort. > > What functionality did you find useful?
I suggest you take a look at the director onboarding “quizzes”; they are more interactive and have different types of content, not just multiple-choice questions. > I regard these quizzes as interactive documents, and thus only setting the > data and button click to show related text is necessary. You can record > the answers (correct or incorrect) in the browser cache to calculate a > score for self-exam, but I don't like the result to be recorded and shared > with the organizer unconditionally. I’m not sure who you mean by “organiser” here. In Canvas, the host company cannot view anyone's scores, but people assigned as teachers can. It would be helpful to view a score to award badges or otherwise recognise people. > I can preview the quizzes as a "student", but my expectation is to read > through the full data including the question, the possible answers, the > correct answers, and comments. Anyone who is given teacher access to (as you have) can do that. > It seems there is a question bank or sth, but it's hidden in a deep path. > Even in the quiz bank, the item text is placed in a text box that only > shows a few characters (see the attached video, if you work more smoothly, > please let me know how to). It would be much easier if we review a JSON > file like [1]. You can view the entire question bank, including questions, answers, and full details, by ticking the “Show Question Details” checkbox at the top of the question bank page, which allows for easy review. Kind Regards, Justin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@incubator.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@incubator.apache.org
