記述問題タイプ

作成中です - Mitsuhiro Yoshida 2007年1月16日 (火) 13:09 (CST)

問題 ( イメージを含む場合もあります ) に対して、解答者が言葉またはフレーズを入力します。異なる評点において、多くの正しい答えが存在し得ます。「大文字小文字の区別」オプションを選択した場合、「Word」と「word」に異なる評点を付けることができます。

記述問題を作成するには:

1. 記述問題に説明的な問題名を付けてください。
2. 問題文を作成してください。あなたが学生に空欄を埋めて欲しい場合、どこが空欄なのか示しためにアンダースコア「 _ 」を使用してください。
3. 問題に写真を追加したい場合、表示するイメージを選択してください (詳細は、多肢選択問題のステップ3をご覧ください)。
4. Choose whether capitalization is important. Case sensitivity can be tricky. Will you accept george washingtion as well as George Washington as an answer?
5. Next, fill in the answers you will accept. You can give each answer a percentage of the grade as well. You could give common misspellings partial credit with this option. If the "Case sensitive" option is selected, then you can have different scores for "Word" or "word".
6. Create feedback for each acceptable answer.
7. Click Save Changes to add the question to the category

You can use the asterisk character (*) as a wildcard to match any series of characters. For example, use ran*ing to match any word or phrase starting with "ran" and ending with "ing". If you really do want to match an asterisk then use a backslash like this: \*

If you want one question with the two answers fuel and oxygen, you ought to be able to limit the number of variants by writing:

fuel*oxygen 100%

would accept "fuel oxygen" "fuel, oxygen" "fuel; oxygen" "fuel and oxygen" "fuel oxygen" {two spaces} "fuel & oxygen" "fuel oxygen" "fuel und oxygen" "fuel&&oxygen" it would even accept "fuel or oxygen" "fuel but not oxygen" "fuel|oxygen" which might not be so good but you can never be completely safe!

oxygen*fuel 100%
*fuel* 50%

(the order of the answers is important since it stops checking with the first alternative that is satisfied)

*oxygen* 50%
*air* 40%  maybe etc

Without wildcards the answers are compared exactly, so be careful with your spelling!

You may like to prototype your short answer questions to catch common acceptable answers you hadn’t thought of. Start out by creating a few acceptable answers, then include the question in a quiz for no points. Be sure to tell students you are testing a new question. Once the quiz is over, review students’ answers and add their acceptable answers to the list.

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Moodle 1.6

Starting with Moodle 1.6 in the Lesson module, there are two different student answer analysis systems available for the Short Answer type of question: the simple system is used by default. The second type only available in Lesson Module is called "Regular Expressions". See Short answer analysis for a description of the new type, with examples.