Message-ID: <4708910.1182488822691.JavaMail.joeescobar@joe-escobars-computer.local> Date: Sat, 17 Mar 2007 00:49:12 -0700 (PDT) From: moodleadmin Reply-To: Online@lanecc.edu Subject: Fwd: Re: question about Moodle testing Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----=_Part_836_1701260.1182488822690" GWItemID: 45FAD898.LCC-Mail.MC_PO3.100.1346735.1.37AD.1 ------=_Part_836_1701260.1182488822690 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I'm not really in a position to answer his questions, so I'm passing this on. From what I can see, the reporting of scores/responses/correct answers changed in 1.6 so that no grade is reported when the instructor has unchecked all of the boxes in the Update Quiz window. Am I wrong about that? Is there a way for a student to get the total score of the exam without getting a list of correct/incorrect responses? There is discussion of a bug in 1.6.4 where all the boxes were left unchecked and students were still getting all the response information, but that isn't what's happening here. David >>> On Fri, Mar 16, 2007 at 5:14 pm, in message <001401c76829$3e81f2c0$0100a8c0@office>, "Greg Miles" wrote: > Hi, David. Thanks for the clarification. Is there any way to give students > their quiz scores upon submission of their quizzes without identifying each > answer as correct or incorrect? In other words, can the identifying > function be disabled? When students take a quiz by computer, they expect to > > see right away how they did. > I thought "score" was just the quiz score. I had no idea that the > function pointed out all the correct and incorrect answers, as well as the > quiz score. What's to prevent one person in a study group from taking the > quiz and showing all the correct and incorrect answers to everyone else in > the group? The other group members would hardly have to open a book to get > all the questions correct. What are the Moodle people thinking? > Does anyone know how much LCC paid for its license for TestPilot? > Greg Miles. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "moodleadmin moodleadmin" > To: "Greg Miles" > Cc: > Sent: Friday, March 16, 2007 4:05 PM > Subject: Re: question about Moodle testing > > >> Greg, >> >> When you have "scores" checked, that allows students to see which >> questions they got right and which they got wrong. It doesn't indicate >> the correct answer when they got it wrong, so it doesn't provide a >> complete list of answers for the exam, but it does allow students to >> identify which of their answers were correct. I'm guessing that you don't >> want to provide that information, so you'll have to turn off scores until >> after the test is closed. >> >> I'm cc:ing this back to the faculty webmasters just in case I'm getting >> something wrong here. >> >> David >> >>>>> On Thu, Mar 15, 2007 at 2:46 pm, "Greg Miles" >>>>> wrote: >>> Hi, David. I'm currently in the middle of Oceanography exam 3, using >>> Moodle >>> testing. One of my students had a question about the correct answers to >>> three of the exam questions. He stated that he was able to see which >>> answers >>> he got correct and which ones were incorrect. I then checked the edit >>> function for the exam, and in the "Students may review" area, I have >>> checked >>> Responses, Scores, and Answers for "After the quiz is closed" (only) and >>> have >>> checked Scores (only) for "Immediately after the attempt" and "Later, >>> while >>> the quiz is still open". >>> For security reasons, I don't want the correct answers out at any time >>> while the exam is running. I logged into Moodle as the student, and >>> tried to >>> look at his exam. To my relief, I could not access his exam, so that is >>> one >>> less thing to worry about! >>> This is my first term using Moodle. Do you think I'm doing something >>> wrong? Or is it possible that the student is mistaken (or pulling my leg >>> for >>> some reason)? Can students actually see the correct answers to an exam >>> upon >>> submission if the "Answers" box is checked only for "After the quiz is >>> closed"? (Closure for this exam is set for March 20 at 8:10 pm.) Thanks >>> for >>> any advice you can give. >>> Greg Miles. >>> >> >> >> >> >> =============================================== >> David Walton >> Moodle System Administrator >> Lane Community College >> For enrollment, course creation, logging in, or general server issues, >> email moodleadmin@lanecc.edu >> For faculty assistance using Moodle, email online@lanecc.edu >> Voice: 463- 3367 >> =============================================== >> =============================================== David Walton Moodle System Administrator Lane Community College For enrollment, course creation, logging in, or general server issues, email moodleadmin@lanecc.edu For faculty assistance using Moodle, email online@lanecc.edu Voice: 463-3367 =============================================== ------=_Part_836_1701260.1182488822690--