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'''Moodle 2.x''' will include a new module that combines the best of Questionnaire, Feedback and Survey into an upgrade for the Survey module. See [https://docs.moodle.org/en/Development:Survey_2_brainstorm Development: Survey 2 brainstorm]
'''Moodle 2.6''' will hopefully have a new module that combines the best of Questionnaire, Feedback and Survey into an upgrade for the Survey module. See [https://docs.moodle.org/en/Development:Survey_2_brainstorm Development: Survey 2 brainstorm]


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Revision as of 23:08, 8 July 2013

The Moodle Questionnaire module is a survey-like type of activity. It is a contributed module which can be downloaded from the Moodle Plugins Directory. It allows teachers to create a wide range of questions to get student feedback e.g. on a course or activities. The goals of the Questionnaire module are quite different from those of the Moodle Lesson or Quiz modules. With Questionnaire you do not test or assess the student, you gather data.

Summary of features

Please look at the Adding/editing a questionnaire and Adding Questions pages for more information.

Types of questions

  • Check Boxes
  • Date Box
  • Dropdown choices
  • Essay box - HTML editor possible, set width and height of box
  • Numeric - can set length and number of decimal places
  • Radio buttons - have labels you determine for each question
  • Scale - can customize in many ways
  • Text box
  • Yes/no

You can also place:

  • Page breaks
  • Labels - might be used to give an overview of next set of questions

Types of reports

  • Responses can be viewed by everyone or select group
  • Responses can be exported

See also

Moodle 2.6 will hopefully have a new module that combines the best of Questionnaire, Feedback and Survey into an upgrade for the Survey module. See Development: Survey 2 brainstorm