ALiSe CAT Quiz
Maintained by
Wunderbyte GmbH, David Bogner, Magdalena Holczik, David Szkiba
The plugin local_catquiz implements full Computer Adaptive Testing (CAT) capabilities in Moodle. Using common one-dimensional Item Response Theory (IRT) models, test takers are presented only with questions that fall within their identified ability range, based on the answers they give.
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Thank you for your interest in ALiSe CAT Quiz. We're sorry to hear you're experiencing issues with the setup. As a first troubleshooting step, we strongly recommend following our sample data setup guide available in our README:
https://github.com/Wunderbyte-GmbH/moodle-local_catquiz#setup-with-sample-data
This guide provides a verified working configuration that can help identify if there are any issues with your current setup.
If you continue to experience problems after trying the sample setup, please open an issue in our GitHub issue tracker at:
https://github.com/Wunderbyte-GmbH/moodle-local_catquiz/issues
When reporting the issue, it would be helpful to include:
- Your Moodle version
- Versions of required plugins (wunderbyte_tales, adaptivequiz, shortcodes)
- Screenshots of your current configuration
We appreciate your feedback and contribution to improving Quiz CAT.
Best regards,
David
Thank you for creating this.
I have a problem when testing Quiz CAT. A message like “The quiz cannot be started with the given settings” appears on the user (student) side. I have already created a CAT scale and created a question bank. Can you help me? Thank you
we are unfortunate to hear that our plugin does not behave on your systems like expected. Would ylu mind to give us more more information about it in the CVS issue tracker at
https://github.com/Wunderbyte-GmbH/moodle-local_catquiz/issues
Please tell us more about the used server setup (apache or nginx), the version of moodle and which version of the needed plugins (wunderbyte_tales, adaptivequiz, shortcodes) are installed? Also, screen shots of your attempt adding questions to scales (done via import or manually?) would be fine and helpful.
Also, any contribution to the codebase via PR is highly welcome.
Thank you
Ralf
We will get debug and contribute fixes back to the code base.
Thank you for reaching out and for your interest in our plugin!
To answer your questions:
Yes, the plugin allows you to set a time limit both per attempt and per item (question).
The plugin does provide detailed feedback on the test results, but for the moment it does not include a feature to compare the selected answers against the correct ones. However, we are actively evaluating whether to add this functionality in the future.
If you need any further information or clarification, feel free to ask! Additionally, if you're using the plugin, we would greatly appreciate any feedback you may have to help us improve.
Thank you again for your support and best regards!
1. Does this have the capability for a timer i.e. a 3 hour time limit per attempt?
2. Does this report out ressult to the test taker i.e. You have passed/failed? Then if they choose they can review the answer choices against the correct answer? Thanks!