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David Roldán MartínezDavid Roldán Martínez
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SAMIGO TEAM
SAMIGO TEAMReporter
David Roldán Martínez
David Roldán MartínezCreated May 23, 2011 at 4:51 AM
Updated April 17, 2018 at 8:02 AM
Steps to reproduce:
1. Populate a question pool with the folllowing procedure:
1.1 Create a question that we will use as a model (the same question text but with different numeric data)
1.2 Create a new question using the model above.
1.3 Create a second question model and another question (i.e. repeat steps #1-#2)
2. Do the same with 11 questions pools.
3. Create (and publish) a quiz with 11 parts, each part loaded "randomly" from a different question pool.
4. When students take the exam we have observed the following:
4.1 Numeric answer questions from two models are not mixed but MC/SA questions are mixed.
4.2 It seems that when generating a quiz, it takes the first question from each pool for the first quiz; the second question from each pool, for the second quiz; and so on.
It seems as if Samigo uses the same seed to determine which question to take from each pool. This seed should recalculated for each question pool.
NOTE: Question pools only have numeric answer or multiple choice, single answer (MC/SA) questions, but not mixed. If a pool has numeric answer questions, it won't have MC/SA questions and viceversa.
NOTE: Numeric answer questions have four choices and MC/SA have three choices.
Hope this helps.