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  This page should explain what can be seen on the <u>moodlesite.com/course/mod.php</u> page
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  when adding a choice
  when adding a choice
When creating or editing a choice activity, you fill in the following data:
==Choice name==
A short name of the choice (e.g. "Favourite colour"). This will be displayed on the course's homepage.
==Choice text==
Type the description of the choice activity here. It should contain the question that you want your students to answer. An example of the choice text could be "What is your favourite colour?"
==Choice 1 ~ Choice 10==
Here is where you specify the options that participants have to choose from. In our example, the numbered options could be e.g. "blue", "green", "red", "yellow", etc.
You can fill in any number of these: if you leave some of the options blank, they will not be displayed.
==Limit the number of responses allowed==
This option allows you to limit the number of participants who can select each particular option.
Once Limits have been enabled, each option can be assigned a limit. When the limit is reached then no-one else can select that option. A limit of zero (0) means that no-one can select that option.
If Limits are disabled then any number of participants can select any of the options.

Revision as of 20:22, 7 June 2005

Note for Contributors
This page should explain what can be seen on the moodlesite.com/course/mod.php page
when adding a choice


When creating or editing a choice activity, you fill in the following data:

Choice name

A short name of the choice (e.g. "Favourite colour"). This will be displayed on the course's homepage.

Choice text

Type the description of the choice activity here. It should contain the question that you want your students to answer. An example of the choice text could be "What is your favourite colour?"

Choice 1 ~ Choice 10

Here is where you specify the options that participants have to choose from. In our example, the numbered options could be e.g. "blue", "green", "red", "yellow", etc.

You can fill in any number of these: if you leave some of the options blank, they will not be displayed.

Limit the number of responses allowed

This option allows you to limit the number of participants who can select each particular option.

Once Limits have been enabled, each option can be assigned a limit. When the limit is reached then no-one else can select that option. A limit of zero (0) means that no-one can select that option.

If Limits are disabled then any number of participants can select any of the options.