Categories de preguntes
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- Categories de preguntes
- Afegir categories de preguntes
- Esborrar categories de preguntes
- Tipus de preguntes
- Importar/Exportar Preguntes
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Què són les categories de preguntes?
És més recomanable crear categories de preguntes que no pas guardar totes les preguntes en una llarga llista en el mòdul de qüestionari. Cada categoria pot tenir un nom que pot incloure una petita descripció de la categoria. Podeu crear una jerarquia de categories - podeu especificar quina és la categoria superior i quina és subcategoria i per tant podeu separar categories, subcategories, subsubcategories, etc. indefinidament.
Question Sharing
A partir de Moodle 1.9
Moodle1.9
Les categories poden ser 'publicades', és a dir, ser accessibles a tots els cursos del servidor de manera que els altres cursos les puguin utilitzar en els seus qüestionaris.Des del Moodle 1.9 es pot compartir preguntes en uns quants contexts diferents. Per a més informació, veure Question contexts.
Per defecte, un professor de curs no pot veure ni utilitzar qualsevol pregunta damunt del nivell de curs. Des del Moodle 1.9 es poden publicar preguntes que han sigut mogudes de context. Veure Question Engine Changes in Moodle 1.9#Access_to_question_categories_shared_outside_a_course per a més informació.
Abans del Moodle 1.9
Cada categoria pot ser "publicada", això vol dir que la categoria (i les preguntes que conté) estarà disponible per tots els cursos del lloc Moodle. Altres cursos i professors poden utilitzar aquestes preguntes en els seus qüestionaris. (Hi pot haver problemes quan altres cursos intentes utilitzar les preguntes amb imatges: els alumnes no podran veure la imatge si no estan matriculats al curs en qüestió. Cal tenir en compte que en el moment en que es publica una categoria/pregunta, aquesta pot ser susceptible de ser modificada o suprimida per un altre professor. Si això no hi es vol, pot ser millor crear o importar una còpia de la pregunta en el seu propi curs).
Category Set Up and Management From Moodle 1.9
Moodle1.9
There have been some changes in the UI for category management from Moodle 1.9. If you are not using Moodle 1.9 or above see instructions below #Category_set-up_before_Moodle_1.9
- Open the question bank. Either :
- Click on the Questions link in the 'Administration' block click on the 'Questions' link.
- Or open the Editing a quiz page - when logged in as a teacher or someone with appropriate permissions open a quiz and then click on the 'Edit' tab.
- Click on the 'Categories' tab.
- Below the list of current categories you will see a form to add a new category.
- Choose the 'parent' category in which your new category will be placed. See image of 'Parent' selector image to right.
- Placing your category in another category makes it a sub-category of the parent.
- Choosing 'Top' means that your category is a top level category, not a sub category. When more than one sharing context is available you can place your category as a top level category in any of the contexts.
- Notice you can choose to make your category a 'top level' category in any context (see Question contexts) that is available to you. Or you can choose to add your category as a sub category of another category in the same context as the
- Type the name of your new question category in the text box.
- Add an optional meaningful description in the category info area.
- Click the 'Add Category' button. Your new question category will appear in the list of current categories.
Deleting Categories
Moodle1.9 Categories can also be created or deleted at will. However, if you try to delete a category containing questions, then you will be asked to specify another category to move them to. You cannot delete or move the last category in any context, there must always be one category in a context.
Using Arrow Icons for Moving Categories
Moodle1.9 You can also arrange the categories in a hierarchy so that they are easier to manage.
- The up/down arrow icons lets you change the order in which category 'peers' are displayed.
- The up / down icons are alsoused to move a top-level category between contexts. If you move a category to be the first or last category in a context and then press the arrow key again then it will be moved to the next context.
- The right arrow icon allows you to move a category to be a child category of the category listed immediately above it.
- The left arrow icon allows you to move a category up one category level (to be a peer of it's parent category).
See the tool tip that appears when you place the mouse pointer above these icons if you're not sure what action an icon will perform. You cannot move the last category in any context, there must always be at least one category left in all contexts.
Category set-up before Moodle 1.9
- From the Editing a quiz page, click on the "Edit categories" button.
- Above the list of current categories you will see a space to add a new category.
- Choose which category your new category will be placed. If no other categories have been created, only 'Top' will be available.
- Type the name of your new question category in the text box.
- Add a meaningful description in the category info area.
- If you'd like to share your question with teachers of other courses on the server, select Yes in the Publish column.
- Click the Add button. Your new question category will appear in the list of current categories.
- When you are done adding categories, click on the Quiz tab to return to the Editing a quiz page.
Categories can also be created or deleted at will. However, if you try to delete a category containing questions, then you will be asked to specify another category to move them to.
You can also arrange the categories in a hierarchy so that they are easier to manage. The 'Move category to' field lets you move a category to another category.
By clicking on the arrows in the 'Order' field, you can change the order in which the categories are listed.
If you import questions from another site, where you had a different identity, you may find that you cannot influence those categories in the 'edit categories page'. You may have to log in as your other identity to see them there. (I haven't tried yet, but had the problem.)
See also
- Using Moodle I can see other teacher's categories forum discussion
