Overview
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The quiz.module is a framework which allows you to create interactive quizzes
for your visitors. It allows for the creation of questions of varying types, and
to collect those questions into quizzes.
Requirements
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Drupal 7.x
PHP 5.1 (for OOP code introduced in Quiz 3.0)
MySQL 5
The module consists of two types of modules: the Quiz module itself
(quiz.module), and various question types (example: multichoice.module). The
main Quiz module, the Quiz Question module and at least one question type module
are required to be both installed and enabled for this module to function properly.
Features
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This list isn't complete(not even close)
- Administrative features:
o Assign feedback to responses to help point out places for further study
o Supports multiple answers to quiz questions (on supporting question types)
o Limit the number of takes users are allowed
o Extensibility allows for additional question types to be added
o Permissions (create/edit)
o Randomize questions during the quiz
o Assign only specific questions from the question bank
- User features:
o Can create/edit own quizzes if have 'create quizzes' permission
o Can take a quiz if have 'view quizzes' permissions, and receive score
Installation
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Please refer to the INSTALL file for installation directions.
Support
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- Visit the Quiz group at http://groups.drupal.org/quiz
Credits
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- Specification: Robert Douglass
- Original author: Károly Négyesi
- Update to Drupal 5: Wim Mostrey and riverfr0zen
- Maintainers: Angela Byron, westwesterson, mbutcher, sivaji, turadg, falcon
Acknowledgements
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I'd like to extend a heart-felt thank you to the folks at Google for their
Summer of Code program, without which my working on this module would not have
been possible. I'd also like to extend my thanks to Robert Douglass as my mentor
on this project, for his tireless patience and faith in my abilities, and the
entire Drupal development community for their support while I struggled with
foreign concepts like 'node' and 'taxonomy.' You guys all provided me with
support, encouragement, and fun times and I sincerely hope to remain a part of
the Drupal community for a long time to come!
Also huge thanks go to Ejovi Nuwere of http://www.securitylab.net/ for
sponsoring further module development after Summer of Code.
-Angela Byron/'webchick'