Features

This Hiroxim Software can be used as

  • an object in a larger LMS, or a supplemental classroom activity
  • a standalone activity (audio, video, rich text in questions/answers)
  • a self-learning program, using adaptive mode with multiple answer tries
  • a training program, with multiple improving attempts

Features

  • Extensive Views, Rules integration through Entity API
  • OO Question API
  • Very configurable feedback times and options
  • Pre-attempt questionnaires (through Field API)
  • Views and Views Bulk Operations for managing questions/results
  • Drag and drop ordering of questions/answers/pages
  • Configurable questions per page
  • Devel generate support (dummy Quiz/Question/Result data)
  • Question randomization, from per-Quiz pool or taxonomy category
  • Certainty-based marking
  • Multiple attempts per user
  • Lots of unit test coverage
  • Adaptive mode and feedback
  • Build on last attempt mode
  • Timed quizzes
  • Question reuse across multiple Quizzes
  • Robust Quiz/Question versioning
  • AJAX quiz taking
  • And many more...

Question types included

  • True or false
  • Multiple choice
  • Short answers
  • Long answers
  • Scale
  • Question directions
  • Matching
  • Drag and drop (with lines) - moved to

    Features of a Quiz

    Quiz nodes are the clearinghouse of information during the taking of a test. A Quiz can:

    1. Be graded as either a percentage, or a pass/fail.
    2. Keep track of how many times each user has taken the test, and deny any attempts after that limit has been reached.
    3. Be always available to users, or only available between certain calendar days.
    4. Provide custom-tailored user feedback after each question is answered to enhance the learning experience.
    5. Show the correct answer after each question, or wait till the test is over before providing the results.
    6. Tabulate the results of the finished test into a pretty graphics-enhanced table.

    Random Questions vs. Static Questions

    Each quiz has a selected grouping of Questions in it, and those Questions can be either randomly shown during the Quiz, or they can be always present on the Quiz. If a Quizmaster decides to make a test that contains 15 randomly-selected Questions, the users who take that test will each see a slightly different set of Questions, even though they will be graded on their answers relative to a passing percentage grade. Quizzes that use a combination of random and static Questions, or Quizzes comprised only of static Questions will also be graded against a percentage of right vs. wrong answers. This allows tremendous flexibility to a Quizmaster who's just trying to keep people interested in their content.