Hey all. I'm just curious if this task is possible in Quiz module.
I'm trying to create a training system where very simply, users can log in and watch a video or read text. After they have watched it, they click 'answer questions' and a new page with list of multi-choice questions shows. They answer these questions and click 'watch next video' - and the cycle repeats. On every page of this system, I want to show a little navigation somewhere, where the user can jump back to previous scenarios/questions and vice versa. Like a list from 1 to 10, where the user can navigate around videos/questions they have already done.
From there I know Quiz can allow me to review users results etc.
Is this possible in Quizes, or am I wasting my time trying to make it work?
Any feedback is really appreciated, thank you.
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I think I would make this a
I think I would make this a book, where the question pages are individual quizzes inserted into the book. But it still might take some customization as to how the quiz pages behave when you enter them.
Course Module
Hi! We also maintain a module called Course which allows you to add course objects, along with quiz objects, to build a workflow.
You can build a course with an outline containing a Course Content object that points to a node which has your embedded video, or instructions, then follow that with a Quiz object and repeat for as many videos as you need.
Course module and Course Quiz submodule work for this
Agreed.
We use Course and Quiz together for this.
Course has submodules that extend its base objects in object-oriented fashion to make course "objects":
-eg. Course Quiz (to wrap a Quiz object)
-eg. Course Content (to wrap random content).
etc.
Only caveats are:
-both Course and Quiz are changing fairly quickly on the most current branches; probably need to exercise some care in which versions you use so everything works together. We're actually using pretty close to bleeding-edge versions. There is at least one dev who is super-active and helpful with Course.
-we found the default theming of Course needed a bit of tweaking for our purpose (doesn't it always, though? :) )
Overall, most of the work has been done by using these modules...
HTH,
David