Q: Hi, I manage a quiz site in Italy that helps people become real estate agents (quizagenteimmobiliare.
it). The site contains over 1,500 single-answer questions from three options. At the moment I'm using the excellent WatuPro plugin to manage questions, answers and voting.
I would be VERY interested in the plugin if:
1) Allow the import of external questions in CSV or AIKEN format of hundreds of questions (I often have to extract the questions from very long PDF files made available by the local administrations)
2) Allow the user to keep a database of given answers (the last "x" days)
3) Desirable feature! Being able to allow the user to create quizzes with ONLY the wrong answers they gave in the last "x" tests! But I understand that this feature is very difficult to implement...
4) Allow to customize the final global score according to a score attributed to each answer (e.g. on an exam with 10 questions: from 1 to 3 correct answers ---> "bad"; from 4 to 6 ---> " weak"; 7 to 10 ---> "good")
That's all! Maybe I'm asking too much?😜
Thanks in advance
Alessio
Veena_SmartQuizBuilder
May 14, 2024A: Hi Palmas69,
Here are the answers:
1) Allow the import of external questions in CSV or AIKEN format of hundreds of questions (I often have to extract the questions from very long PDF files made available by the local administrations)
We do support question / answer import via CSV.
We support these types:
single_choice
multiple_choice
text
rating
ranking_choice
yes_no
slider
2) Allow the user to keep a database of given answers (for the last "x" days)
Yes, we've a student dashboard feature where students can login and find their answers / results to quizzes they have completed.
3) Desirable feature😉: being able to allow the user to create quizzes with ONLY the wrong answers they gave in the last "x" tests! But I understand that this feature is very difficult to implement...
We don't support this and don't have any plans to do so. Sorry.
4) Allow to customize the final global score according to a score attributed to each answer (e.g. on an exam with 10 questions: from 1 to 3 correct answers ---> "bad"; from 4 to 6 ---> " weak"; 7 to 10 ---> "good")
You can do this using a scoring quiz.
You can create an outcome screen for each range (1-3, 4-6, 7-10) and show different messages in each screen.
Hope this helps.
-Veena
Hi Veena, I noticed that you have answered practically all the questions except mine... on Facebook I have requested to subscribe to your group without success... It is really difficult to get in touch with you... Anyway, I'm always interested to your technical answer. Thank you
Hi palmas69,
Sorry, I kept thinking I'll give you a thoughtful response but got busy and couldn't do it. Not ignoring your question :-)
I've approved several FB requests. Not sure why yours didn't get approved.
Could you send me a message on FB? I'm not finding your group join request.
My group link is:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/askveena/
And we can also talk about your requirements in detail there!
-Veena
Thanks a lot Veena!