[Hidden-tech] Quizzing plug-in or service?

[Bram Moreinis]

Quizlet handles ALL of this very elegantly, and is freemium.

On 6/5/2020 11:39 AM, Christian Lagier via Hidden-discuss wrote:
> Flash cards are commonly used in medical education. I work with a doc 
> who has a significant 'question bank' looking for an online solution 
> to offer quizzes. We've looked at LearnDash, a WordPress plug-in, but 
> they are more focused on course creation rather than just quizzes and 
> dashboard with results.
> * Do any of you have good ideas of other plug-ins or services out 
> there that could be central to an online question databank for 
> wilderness medicine?
> As always, thank you for any pointers!
> Christian
>
> Here are the detailed requirements he sent me. Definitely negotiable.
>
>   * has a log in page where each user has a unique ID and password
>   * is very simple and easy to use (kind of abstract, but basically
>     user friendly)
>   * the site would have a large bank of question that admin (myself
>     and two other faculty members) could add questions to
>   * The MOST important feature: a user could create their own
>     exams/quizzes of varying sizes, various topics, and timed vs
>     untimed. Basically have the ability for the user to create custom
>     exams with a variety of topics and factors(for example: user could
>     create a 10 question quiz or a 50 question quiz, timed or
>     un-timed, could see answers immediately OR after exam is done.
>     Also want to ability click certain topics and create quizzes that
>     contain only 1 topic OR a variety of topics OR a random set of
>     topics for that particular quiz so if the user only wanted to
>     study hypothermia and frost bite questions there would be an
>     option to generate a quiz with only those topics rather than
>     randomly generated questions. Of course if they only wanted
>     randomly generate questions it would do that by default)
>   * questions would have the ability to show images
>   * admin could create exams and "assign" them to users
>   * ideally, but not make or break, there would be a homepage where
>     user could see their progress broken down (ie, 74% pass rate
>     overall, how many questions have you answered correctly vs wrong)
>     that way they users can see what topics they are strong in and
>     which they are weak in. Again this would be nice, but not a make
>     or break. "
>
>
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