OU multiple response

Changes in 2.5

• This version is compatible with Moodle 5.0.


• Added option to use the qtype_multichoice site-wide default setting for Show standard instruction.


• Fixed the misalignment of correct and incorrect icons for Multiresponse sub-questions in
  Combined questions with horizontal layout.


• Increased the size of the Choice and Feedback text areas in the Answers section to two lines.


• Fixed automated tests.


• Fixed a theme issue where the Choice Tiny Editor disrupted the theme’s column layout on the edit question page.


• Added required attribute for the answer field when used in a Combined question.

Changes in 2.4

• This version works with Moodle 4.0.

Changes in 2.3

• Option added to hide the 'Select one or more:' message.


• Fix layout to match recent changes in Moodle core multiple choice layout


• ... including when used in combined questions.

Changes in 2.2

• Change for when OU Multi-response question subquestions
  are used inside combined questions, so that the question
  authoring can control 'Number the choices' setting.

Changes in 2.1

• Support for the Moodle mobile app.


• Update Behat tests to work with Moodle 3.8.

Changes in 2.0

• Fix positioning of the right/wrong icons in Moodle 3.5+.


• Fix automated tests to pass with Moodle 3.6.

Changes in 1.9

• Travis-CI automated testing integration.


• Privacy API implementation.


• Better wording in the question type chooser to help distinguish this
  from the standard Moodle multiple choice type.


• Fix some coding style.


• Due to privacy API support, this version now only works in Moodle 3.4+
  For older Moodles, you will need to use a previous version of this plugin.

The OU Multi-response question type

This is a multiple-choice, multiple-response question type that was created by
Mahmound Kassaei and Tim Hunt at the Open University (http://www.open.ac.uk/).

This version of this question type is compatible with Moodle 2.5+. There are
other versions available for Moodle 2.1+.

To install using git, type these commands in the root of your Moodle install
For Moodle 2.5 or later
git clone git://github.com/moodleou/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse.git question/type/oumultiresponse
echo '/question/type/oumultiresponse/' >> .git/info/exclude

Alternatively, download the zip from
https://github.com/moodleou/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse/zipball/master (Moodle 2.5 or later)
unzip it into the question/type folder, and then rename the new folder to
oumultiresponse.

The main difference from the standard Moodle multiple choice question type is
in the way that grading works. When creating the question, the teacher just
indicates which choices are correct. If there are n correct choices, then the
student scores 1/n for each correct choice, and loses 1/n for each incorrect
choice. So for example, suppose the question is:

Which of these animals are mammals?



A. Dog

B. Frog

C. Toad

D. Cat

E. Cow

F. Newt

G. Lion

Then
ADEG (4 right out of 4) scores 100%.
D (1 right) scores 25%.
ADEGF (4 right, 1 wrong) scores 75%.
ADEBC (3 right, 2 wrong) scores 25%.

In interactive mode, the student is given more credit for choices that are
selected correctly on the first try, even if it takes more tries to get
some of the other choices correct.

The OU Multi-response question type

This is a multiple-choice, multiple-response question type that was created by
Mahmound Kassaei and Tim Hunt at the Open University (http://www.open.ac.uk/).

This version of this question type is compatible with Moodle 2.5+. There are
other versions available for Moodle 2.1+.

To install using git, type these commands in the root of your Moodle install
For Moodle 2.5 or later
git clone git://github.com/moodleou/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse.git question/type/oumultiresponse
echo '/question/type/oumultiresponse/' >> .git/info/exclude

Alternatively, download the zip from
https://github.com/moodleou/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse/zipball/master (Moodle 2.5 or later)
unzip it into the question/type folder, and then rename the new folder to
oumultiresponse.

The main difference from the standard Moodle multiple choice question type is
in the way that grading works. When creating the question, the teacher just
indicates which choices are correct. If there are n correct choices, then the
student scores 1/n for each correct choice, and loses 1/n for each incorrect
choice. So for example, suppose the question is:

Which of these animals are mammals?



A. Dog

B. Frog

C. Toad

D. Cat

E. Cow

F. Newt

G. Lion

Then
ADEG (4 right out of 4) scores 100%.
D (1 right) scores 25%.
ADEGF (4 right, 1 wrong) scores 75%.
ADEBC (3 right, 2 wrong) scores 25%.

In interactive mode, the student is given more credit for choices that are
selected correctly on the first try, even if it takes more tries to get
some of the other choices correct.

The OU Multi-response question type

This is a multiple-choice, multiple-response question type that was created by
Mahmound Kassaei and Tim Hunt at the Open University (http://www.open.ac.uk/).

This version of this question type is compatible with Moodle 2.5+. There are
other versions available for Moodle 2.1+.

To install using git, type these commands in the root of your Moodle install
For Moodle 2.5 or later
git clone git://github.com/moodleou/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse.git question/type/oumultiresponse
echo '/question/type/oumultiresponse/' >> .git/info/exclude

Alternatively, download the zip from
https://github.com/moodleou/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse/zipball/master (Moodle 2.5 or later)
unzip it into the question/type folder, and then rename the new folder to
oumultiresponse.

The main difference from the standard Moodle multiple choice question type is
in the way that grading works. When creating the question, the teacher just
indicates which choices are correct. If there are n correct choices, then the
student scores 1/n for each correct choice, and loses 1/n for each incorrect
choice. So for example, suppose the question is:

Which of these animals are mammals?



A. Dog

B. Frog

C. Toad

D. Cat

E. Cow

F. Newt

G. Lion

Then
ADEG (4 right out of 4) scores 100%.
D (1 right) scores 25%.
ADEGF (4 right, 1 wrong) scores 75%.
ADEBC (3 right, 2 wrong) scores 25%.

In interactive mode, the student is given more credit for choices that are
selected correctly on the first try, even if it takes more tries to get
some of the other choices correct.

The OU Multi-response question type

This is a multiple-choice, multiple-response question type that was created by
Mahmound Kassaei and Tim Hunt at the Open University (http://www.open.ac.uk/).

This version of this question type is compatible with Moodle 2.5+. There are
other versions available for Moodle 2.1+.

To install using git, type these commands in the root of your Moodle install
For Moodle 2.5 or later
git clone git://github.com/moodleou/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse.git question/type/oumultiresponse
echo '/question/type/oumultiresponse/' >> .git/info/exclude

Alternatively, download the zip from
https://github.com/moodleou/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse/zipball/master (Moodle 2.5 or later)
unzip it into the question/type folder, and then rename the new folder to
oumultiresponse.

The main difference from the standard Moodle multiple choice question type is
in the way that grading works. When creating the question, the teacher just
indicates which choices are correct. If there are n correct choices, then the
student scores 1/n for each correct choice, and loses 1/n for each incorrect
choice. So for example, suppose the question is:

Which of these animals are mammals?



A. Dog

B. Frog

C. Toad

D. Cat

E. Cow

F. Newt

G. Lion

Then
ADEG (4 right out of 4) scores 100%.
D (1 right) scores 25%.
ADEGF (4 right, 1 wrong) scores 75%.
ADEBC (3 right, 2 wrong) scores 25%.

In interactive mode, the student is given more credit for choices that are
selected correctly on the first try, even if it takes more tries to get
some of the other choices correct.

The OU Multi-response question type

This is a multiple-choice, multiple-response question type that was created by
Mahmound Kassaei and Tim Hunt at the Open University (http://www.open.ac.uk/).

This version of this question type is compatible with Moodle 2.5+. There are
other versions available for Moodle 2.1+.

To install using git, type these commands in the root of your Moodle install
For Moodle 2.5 or later
git clone git://github.com/moodleou/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse.git question/type/oumultiresponse
echo '/question/type/oumultiresponse/' >> .git/info/exclude

Alternatively, download the zip from
https://github.com/moodleou/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse/zipball/master (Moodle 2.5 or later)
unzip it into the question/type folder, and then rename the new folder to
oumultiresponse.

The main difference from the standard Moodle multiple choice question type is
in the way that grading works. When creating the question, the teacher just
indicates which choices are correct. If there are n correct choices, then the
student scores 1/n for each correct choice, and loses 1/n for each incorrect
choice. So for example, suppose the question is:

Which of these animals are mammals?



A. Dog

B. Frog

C. Toad

D. Cat

E. Cow

F. Newt

G. Lion

Then
ADEG (4 right out of 4) scores 100%.
D (1 right) scores 25%.
ADEGF (4 right, 1 wrong) scores 75%.
ADEBC (3 right, 2 wrong) scores 25%.

In interactive mode, the student is given more credit for choices that are
selected correctly on the first try, even if it takes more tries to get
some of the other choices correct.

The OU Multi-response question type

This is a multiple-choice, multiple-response question type that was created by Mahmound Kassaei and Tim Hunt at the Open University (http://www.open.ac.uk/).

This version of this question type is compatible with Moodle 2.5+. There are other versions available for Moodle 2.1+.

To install using git, type these commands in the root of your Moodle install

git clone git://github.com/moodleou/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse.git question/type/oumultiresponse
echo '/question/type/oumultiresponse/' >> .git/info/exclude

Alternatively, download the zip from https://github.com/moodleou/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse/zipball/master (Moodle 2.5 or later) unzip it into the question/type folder, and then rename the new folder to oumultiresponse.

The main difference from the standard Moodle multiple choice question type is in the way that grading works. When creating the question, the teacher just indicates which choices are correct. If there are n correct choices, then the student scores 1/n for each correct choice, and loses 1/n for each incorrect choice. So for example, suppose the question is:

Which of these animals are mammals?
    A. Dog
    B. Frog
    C. Toad
    D. Cat
    E. Cow
    F. Newt
    G. Lion

Then ADEG (4 right out of 4) scores 100%. D (1 right) scores 25%. ADEGF (4 right, 1 wrong) scores 75%. ADEBC (3 right, 2 wrong) scores 25%. In interactive mode, the student is given more credit for choices that are selected correctly on the first try, even if it takes more tries to get some of the other choices correct.

The OU Multi-response question type

This is a multiple-choice, multiple-response question type that was created by
Mahmound Kassaei and Tim Hunt at the Open University (http://www.open.ac.uk/).

This question type is compatible with Moodle 2.1+.

To install using git, type this command in the root of your Moodle install
git clone git://github.com/timhunt/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse.git question/type/oumultiresponse
Then add question/type/oumultiresponse to your git ignore.

Alternatively, download the zip from
https://github.com/timhunt/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse/zipball/master
unzip it into the question/type folder, and then rename the new folder to
oumultiresponse.

The main difference from the standard Moodle multiple choice question type is
in the way that grading works. When creating the question, the teacher just
indicates which choices are correct. If there are n correct choices, then the
student scores 1/n for each correct choice, and loses 1/n for each incorrect
choice. So for example, suppose the question is:

Which of these animals are mammals?



A. Dog

B. Frog

C. Toad

D. Cat

E. Cow

F. Newt

G. Lion

Then
ADEG (4 right out of 4) scores 100%.
D (1 right) scores 25%.
ADEGF (4 right, 1 wrong) scores 75%.
ADEBC (3 right, 2 wrong) scores 25%.

In interactive mode, the student is given more credit for choices that are
selected correctly on the first try, even if it takes more tries to get
some of the other choices correct.

The OU Multi-response question type

This is a multiple-choice, multiple-response question type that was created by
Mahmound Kassaei and Tim Hunt at the Open University (http://www.open.ac.uk/).

This question type is compatible with Moodle 2.1+.

To install using git, type this command in the root of your Moodle install
git clone git://github.com/timhunt/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse.git question/type/oumultiresponse
Then add question/type/oumultiresponse to your git ignore.

Alternatively, download the zip from
https://github.com/timhunt/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse/zipball/master
unzip it into the question/type folder, and then rename the new folder to
oumultiresponse.

The main difference from the standard Moodle multiple choice question type is
in the way that grading works. When creating the question, the teacher just
indicates which choices are correct. If there are n correct choices, then the
student scores 1/n for each correct choice, and loses 1/n for each incorrect
choice. So for example, suppose the question is:

Which of these animals are mammals?



A. Dog

B. Frog

C. Toad

D. Cat

E. Cow

F. Newt

G. Lion

Then
ADEG (4 right out of 4) scores 100%.
D (1 right) scores 25%.
ADEGF (4 right, 1 wrong) scores 75%.
ADEBC (3 right, 2 wrong) scores 25%.

In interactive mode, the student is given more credit for choices that are
selected correctly on the first try, even if it takes more tries to get
some of the other choices correct.

The OU Multi-response question type

This is a multiple-choice, multiple-response question type that was created by
Mahmound Kassaei and Tim Hunt at the Open University (http://www.open.ac.uk/).

This question type is compatible with Moodle 2.1+.

To install using git, type this command in the root of your Moodle install
git clone git://github.com/timhunt/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse.git question/type/oumultiresponse
Then add question/type/oumultiresponse to your git ignore.

Alternatively, download the zip from
https://github.com/timhunt/moodle-qtype_oumultiresponse/zipball/master
unzip it into the question/type folder, and then rename the new folder to
oumultiresponse.

The main difference from the standard Moodle multiple choice question type is
in the way that grading works. When creating the question, the teacher just
indicates which choices are correct. If there are n correct choices, then the
student scores 1/n for each correct choice, and loses 1/n for each incorrect
choice. So for example, suppose the question is:

Which of these animals are mammals?



A. Dog

B. Frog

C. Toad

D. Cat

E. Cow

F. Newt

G. Lion

Then
ADEG (4 right out of 4) scores 100%.
D (1 right) scores 25%.
ADEGF (4 right, 1 wrong) scores 75%.
ADEBC (3 right, 2 wrong) scores 25%.

In interactive mode, the student is given more credit for choices that are
selected correctly on the first try, even if it takes more tries to get
some of the other choices correct.