Installation
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1. Copy the entire quiz/ folder into your modules directory.
2. Log in to your site as an administrator, and go to the Administer >> Site building >> Modules
section. Enable both the Quiz module and at least one question type module
(for example, Multichoice).
**NOTE: matching.module at this point is there only for testing purposes and
will not actually do anything. Please ignore it for now.**
Configuration
-------------
1. Create a user role with "create quiz" and "administer <question_type>"
permissions. The role can be created under Administer >> User management >> Roles and the rights can be assigned to the role under Administer >> User management >> Access control.
Assigning users to this role allows users other than the administrator to
create questions and quizzes.
2. Add the "access quiz" permission to roles under Administer >> User management >> Access control that should be allowed to take the quizzes.
How to create a quiz
--------------------
1. Begin by creating a series of questions that you would like to include in
the quiz. Go to Create content >> <question type> (for example, Multichoice).
2. Next, create a basic quiz by going to Create content >> Quiz. You will have
the opportunity to set numerous options such as the number of questions,
whether or not to shuffle question order, etc. When finished, click "Submit."
3. Finally, add questions to the quiz by clicking the "Manage questions" tab.
FAQ
---
Q. I'm getting tons of errors when I try and install this module! Why?
A. Make sure you've installed this module against Drupal 5.x.
Q. What is matching.module for?
A. Right now, matching.module is only a placeholder for development, to test
certain functionality that might break when more than one question type is
found. For now, you can safely ignore this file.
View source
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- Installation
- ------------
-
- 1. Copy the entire quiz/ folder into your modules directory.
-
- 2. Log in to your site as an administrator, and go to the Administer >> Site building >> Modules
- section. Enable both the Quiz module and at least one question type module
- (for example, Multichoice).
-
- **NOTE: matching.module at this point is there only for testing purposes and
- will not actually do anything. Please ignore it for now.**
-
-
- Configuration
- -------------
-
- 1. Create a user role with "create quiz" and "administer "
- permissions. The role can be created under Administer >> User management >> Roles and the rights can be assigned to the role under Administer >> User management >> Access control.
- Assigning users to this role allows users other than the administrator to
- create questions and quizzes.
-
- 2. Add the "access quiz" permission to roles under Administer >> User management >> Access control that should be allowed to take the quizzes.
-
-
- How to create a quiz
- --------------------
-
- 1. Begin by creating a series of questions that you would like to include in
- the quiz. Go to Create content >> (for example, Multichoice).
-
- 2. Next, create a basic quiz by going to Create content >> Quiz. You will have
- the opportunity to set numerous options such as the number of questions,
- whether or not to shuffle question order, etc. When finished, click "Submit."
-
- 3. Finally, add questions to the quiz by clicking the "Manage questions" tab.
-
-
- FAQ
- ---
- Q. I'm getting tons of errors when I try and install this module! Why?
- A. Make sure you've installed this module against Drupal 5.x.
-
- Q. What is matching.module for?
- A. Right now, matching.module is only a placeholder for development, to test
- certain functionality that might break when more than one question type is
- found. For now, you can safely ignore this file.