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Originally developed by community moodler [https://moodle.org/user/profile.php?id=8277 Gordon Bateson] the ordering question type was added to standard Moodle from Moodle 4.4 onwards after sponsorship by the Moodle Users Association. | |||
It displays several items (words, phrases, images or other media) in a random order which must then be dragged into the correct sequential order. | |||
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Revision as of 11:36, 16 April 2024
Overview
Originally developed by community moodler Gordon Bateson the ordering question type was added to standard Moodle from Moodle 4.4 onwards after sponsorship by the Moodle Users Association.
It displays several items (words, phrases, images or other media) in a random order which must then be dragged into the correct sequential order.
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Example
- You must first write the question name and the question text:
- You can choose whether you want a vertical or a horizontal layout
- It is very important that you choose the best grading type for your educational goals. You must choose the one that will better assess your students:
- You must write in order all the items:
- If you will allow multiple tries, you can write the hints:
- If you are using Tags you can write/choose them here:
What the student sees
- The student will see a jumbled list of items. The student needs to drag and drop the items until the list is in the correct order:
- If the student misplaced items, they will be marked red
- It may be important to have a proper feedback sentence explaining what went wrong (if anything)
External links
- MoodleFormulas where you can try some examples of the Ordering question type.
