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Activity module tests

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This page lists current Moodle features in a format suitable for setting up test cases (see Jira as a Test Case Management Software).

Choice module

  1. The Choice module enables a teacher to ask a question and specify a choice of multiple responses.
  2. Responses may be displayed horizontally or vertically.
  3. The time period in which students can answer the choice may be restricted.
  4. The teacher can choose whether to allow students to change their answer or only accept their first answer.
  5. The teacher can choose whether results are shown to students after they answer, after the choice activity is closed, always or never.
  6. Results may be published anonymously or showing names.
  7. The number of participants who can select each response may be limited.
  8. A column listing names of students who have not yet answered the choice may be displayed.

Forum module

  1. The News forum may be used for announcements. By default, everyone is subscribed and only teachers and admins can post.
  2. The Latest News block displays a specific number of recent discussions from the News forum.
  3. The single simple discussion forum type enables students to reply to a discussion started by the teacher.
  4. The 'Each person posts one discussion' forum type allows students to post exactly one new discussion topic. Everyone can reply to all discussions.
  5. The Q & A forum type requires students to post before they can view other students' postings.
  6. A forum can be set so that students can choose whether they wish to be subscribed, or subscription can be forced (just initially or forever) or subscriptions can be not allowed.
  7. Users can track read and unread forum posts.
  8. Forum posts may be rated according to a chosen grading scale. There are five possible aggregation methods for the ratings - average, count, max, min and sum. Ratings may be restricted to posts within certain dates.
  9. Students can be blocked from posting in a forum after they post a certain number of posts in a given period. Students are warned as they approach the number.
  10. Discussions can be viewed nested, flat or threaded, oldest or newest first.
  11. Discussions can be moved between forums in the same course by the teacher.
  12. Images attached to forum posts are shown inline.

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