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Ability to define "correct" and "wrong" answers for multiple choice questions, like a quiz #227
Which Forms version are you running? (see apps page)
1.1.1 Nextcloud or ownCloud?:
Nextcloud Nextcloud/ownCloud version: (see Nextcloud admin page)
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Steps to reproduce
When creating the Form, there are some answers we can put like options
While Putting the answers make 1 field as Best Answer , if someone choose Option A, B , C ,D
it shows if A is correct and person choose B option it should show Incorrect and shows that the Option A is correct and show some explanation content that we can choose upon adding the question
at the end shows how many question a user has answered as correct and shows explanation on each question and answer!
Hi!
I really don't understand this issue, could you try differently?
You would like conditional question? Like if you answered yes to question A, you go to question B otherwise question C ?
Hi!
I really don't understand this issue, could you try differently?
You would like conditional question? Like if you answered yes to question A, you go to question B otherwise question C ?
I think he would like to use forms to create a quiz for other users.
But what you proposed sound also like a really good idea :)
changed the title [-]Feature request: Multiple Choice Questions for Forms [/-][+]Ability to define "correct" and "wrong" answers for multiple choice questions, like a quiz[/+]on Apr 30, 2020
Hi!
I really don't understand this issue, could you try differently?
You would like conditional question? Like if you answered yes to question A, you go to question B otherwise question C ?
This conditional logic would be an important feature for creating user research questionnaires/surveys. I know that's not part of this GH issue tho'. :)
Hello Everyone,
In case this is still being considered,
+1 on this request / Ability to create Quizzes in Nextcloud using Forms.
I was looking at replacing https://www.flexiquiz.com/ with Nextcloud forms but unfortunately there aren't yet enough functionalities at the moment of writing this.
In addition of being able to define correct answers, it would be nice to have the ability to end up the Quiz with a score rating
(in percentage or "Pass / Fail" or number of correct answers / wrong answers).
The www.flexiquiz.com web site allows you to see (for free without even an account needed) how it works and what options are available (it also has a neat "Fill the blanks" system).
This can be useful for Training, Legal, Health and Safety and so many more use-cases.
Thank you.
Reacted by mrjive, Alexo and Roland L. Taylor (RolandiXor)
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skjnldsv commentedon Apr 29, 2020
Hi!
I really don't understand this issue, could you try differently?
You would like conditional question? Like if you answered yes to question A, you go to question B otherwise question C ?
szaimen commentedon Apr 29, 2020
I think he would like to use forms to create a quiz for other users.
But what you proposed sound also like a really good idea :)
skjnldsv commentedon Apr 29, 2020
[-]Feature request: Multiple Choice Questions for Forms [/-][+]Ability to define "correct" and "wrong" answers for multiple choice questions, like a quiz[/+]skjnldsv commentedon May 1, 2020
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ei8fdb commentedon May 6, 2020
This conditional logic would be an important feature for creating user research questionnaires/surveys. I know that's not part of this GH issue tho'. :)
jancborchardt commentedon May 6, 2020
Let’s be clear: This issue is about the quizzing aspect, not about the conditional logic. The issue for conditional logic is #358
Microsoft Forms has a quiz functionality which might be good to look at for this.
AlessandroDM commentedon Nov 1, 2020
Hello Everyone,
In case this is still being considered,
+1 on this request / Ability to create Quizzes in Nextcloud using Forms.
I was looking at replacing https://www.flexiquiz.com/ with Nextcloud forms but unfortunately there aren't yet enough functionalities at the moment of writing this.
In addition of being able to define correct answers, it would be nice to have the ability to end up the Quiz with a score rating
(in percentage or "Pass / Fail" or number of correct answers / wrong answers).
The www.flexiquiz.com web site allows you to see (for free without even an account needed) how it works and what options are available (it also has a neat "Fill the blanks" system).
This can be useful for Training, Legal, Health and Safety and so many more use-cases.
Thank you.
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