Moodle/C2/Creating-a-Question-bank-in-Moodle/English

Title of the script: Moodle 4.5 – Creating a Question Bank in Moodle

Author: Nancy Varkey

Keywords: moodle, moodle lms, lms, learning management system, educational lms, open-source lms, Question Bank, question types, question editing, question preview, question management, Moodle questions

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Slide: Title	Welcome to this Spoken Tutorial on Moodle 4.5 - Creating a Question Bank in Moodle.
Slide: Learning Objectives	In this tutorial, we will learn: What is a Question Bank Types of questions in Moodle and How to add questions to a Question Bank
Slide: Target Audience	This tutorial is intended for teachers who want to create a Question Bank in Moodle.
Slide: System Requirements This tutorial is recorded using: Ubuntu Linux OS version 22.04 Moodle version 4.5 Firefox browser You can use any OS or web browser of your choice.	Recorded with Ubuntu, Moodle 4.5, and Firefox. Use any OS or web browser of your choice.
Slide: Prerequisites To follow this tutorial, ensure you have: Moodle 4.5 installed and Teacher access to a Moodle course For the prerequisite Moodle tutorials, please visit https://EduPyramids.org	Here are the prerequisites to learn this video.
Point to the user icon	We are logged in as teacher Nitya Jeevan.
Slide - What is a Question Bank	Let us begin by understanding what a Question Bank is. It is a collection of questions stored in Moodle. This can be used and reused in quizzes across different courses.
Click on My courses → Calculus	Click on My courses and Calculus.
Click on "Turn editing on"	First, turn editing on at the top right of the course page.
Screen: Course page → click More and then click “Question bank” menu	Using a Question Bank saves time and helps maintain consistency in assessments.
Highlight the “Question bank” section under Course settings	Now, let’s explore the types of questions that can be added to a Moodle Question Bank.
Click on “Create a new question” button	Click Create a new question. Moodle supports several question types. Let’s look at them briefly.
Show list of question types	The main types are: Multiple choice, True/False, Matching, Short answer, Numerical and Essay.
Click on each type briefly	Multiple choice allows one or more correct answers. True/False is for simple factual questions. Matching lets learners pair items from two lists.
Show form for each question type	Short answer is for precise responses. Numerical is used for questions requiring numeric values. Essay allows long, descriptive answers.
Select “Multiple choice” → click Add → click Expand all	Let’s add a Multiple choice question to the Question Bank.
Click Category dropdown → Default for Math-101	In Category we can see only one option - Default for Math-101. We will learn to create question categories later on.
Question name: Calc-MCQ-001 Question text: Steps are given to determine the centre of curvature at a given point on a conic. Arrange the steps: Let P be the given point on the conic and F is the focus. Join P with F. Draw a line NR perpendicular to PN and cutting PF or PF-extended at R. Draw a line RO perpendicular to PR and cutting PN-extended at O which is centre of curvature.	Fill in the question name and question text.
Point per narration	Question status is Ready and the Default mark is 1.
Point to General feedback	Next option is General feedback. The text here is shown to the student after he/she has submitted the quiz.
Type “The centre O of the circle of curvature lies on the normal to the curve at P. This centre is called center of curvature at P. So for that we first found normal and accordingly the curve we found center of curvature.”	We can use this text area to show the detailed solution of the question, also.
Click "One or multiple answers?" → One answer only → Multiple answers allowed → Select Only one answer	Next comes One or multiple answers. Here One answer only is selected, by default. If your question has more than one answer, select Multiple answers allowed. The settings will have to be configured accordingly.
Check Shuffle the choices checkbox	Check Shuffle the choices checkbox.
"Number the choices?" → i, ii, iii	In Number the choices, choose any one number type.
"Answers → Choice 1: i, iv, ii, iii Grade: 100% Feedback: Correct!"	Now we come to the Answers section. Here we have to give 4 choices for the MCQ, of which one will be the right answer. The choice with the right answer will have Grade as 100% for single answer MCQ. You can vary this % for multiple correct answers MCQ. Just ensure that the total % for that question adds up to 100%.
Choice 2: iv, i, iii, ii Grade: None Feedback: Incorrect Choice 3: iv, i, ii, iii Grade: None Feedback: Incorrect Choice 4: i, iii, ii, iv Grade: None Feedback: Incorrect	Fill in the other choices.
Point to Blanks for 3 more choices	If any question has more choices, you can add those by clicking Blanks for 3 more choices.
Scroll to Multiple Tries	Scroll down to Multiple Tries section.
Point to Penalty for each incorrect try → 33.33% Change to 0%	Penalty for each incorrect try shows 33.33% by default. This option controls the penalty for each incorrect try. But you can set it to zero so that there is no deduction of marks for incorrect tries.
Click Save Changes	Scroll down and click Save Changes.
Point to the question	Here is the question we created!
In the Actions column, → click Edit dropdown → select Preview	In the Actions column, click Edit dropdown and select Preview. This is how the question will appear in the quiz.
Click i, iii, ii, iv → Submit and Finish Point to the word Incorrect next to the choice. Then point to the pink box where the detailed feedback is displayed.	Select this choice and click Submit and Finish. The detailed feedback is displayed below.
Click Start again → Select i, iv, ii, iii Point to the feedback	Click Start again. Then select the correct answer. Click Submit and Finish. Read the feedback now.
Click Close preview	Click Close preview.
In the Actions column, → click Edit dropdown → point to Edit, Delete, Duplicate	In the Actions column, click Edit dropdown. There are options to Edit the question, or Delete it, or Duplicate. Use these when required.
	That’s how you add questions to a Question bank in Moodle!
Slide: Summary To summarise, we learnt: What a Question Bank is Types of questions in Moodle How to add questions to a Question Bank The settings to add a question	Here is the summary of this tutorial.
Slide: Assignment As an assignment, follow the instructions provided in Assignment.txt to create a variety of questions. This file should be provided in Code files link.	We encourage you to try out this assignment.
Slide: Acknowledgement Domain Expert: Nancy Varkey	This tutorial is brought to you by EduPyramids Educational Service, SINE, IIT Bombay. Thank you for watching!

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