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  • Number of valid owners: 60
  • Number of collections owned by valid users: 206
  • Number of valid collections containing questions: 197
  • Number of distinct questions contained in valid collections: 1777
  • Breakdown of question count in the 197 valid collections:
    • 3 largest collections contain follwing number of respective questions: 72, 84, 165
    • 10 collections contain between 21-43 questions
    • 31 collections contain between 11-20 questions
    • 63 collections contain between 6-10 questions
    • 90 collections contain between 1-5 questions
Quiz Builder / Samigo Question Pool Gap Analysis

In MyUCDavis Quiz Builder (QB), questions are stored in a single question pool owned by a single individual. Questions from the pool can optionally be stored in a collection and pulled into a quiz either individually or as a collection. Therefore, questions Questions are stored in a single 'pool' by default and in collections by choice.
Once quizzes are published, the status of a quiz question changes - the question can no longer be modified/edited, although a copy of the question can be generated. Questions can never be deleted. All questions within this structure are contained in a single table and their editable status is based on whether they exist within a 'published' quiz.

In Samigo, questions are stored in relationship to a quiz, a question pool, or both. A question which exists solely in a quiz or a question pool may be 'removed' and is deleted from the database. When a question created in a quiz is stored in a question pool, the original question is shared, so editing it in either the quiz or the pool will reflect the changes in both. If a question is created in a quesion pool, a duplicate is created when it is copied to a quiz, but the original question is used if the quiz generates a random draw.
Once a quiz is published, a duplicate of the question is stored in another table. Duplicates are generated if the quiz does a random drawing from a pool as well. There is some evidence that a random draw quiz with unlimited tries may pull the same questions for an individual as were pulled during his/her firest draw. Published questions can not be edited and modifying the original question has no effect on the duplicate.

Question Pool Function

MyUCDavis

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Funtion Loss / Gain

create a question

questions are created independently and added from the pool to a quiz

questions are created in a pool or in a quiz; a question can be shared from a quiz to a pool, but from a pool to a quiz, it is a copy

Samigo questions are primarily associated by relationship to a quiz or a pool. User should be cautious about whether they want a copy or to manipulate the original

edit a question

a question cannot be modified if it is on a quiz that has been taken
you can not edit a question you did not create

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delete a question

questions can be removed from a quiz, but cannot be deleted from the question pool

question can be deleted from a quiz or a pool alone

users should be cautious due to deletion features

question pool hierarchy

single pool only
collections offer single subpool hierarchy

multiple pools / subpools allowed

Even if subpool hierarchy is limited in the future, this is a gain

pool/collection features

questions may be sequentially stored in collections

multiple subpools allowed

Even if subpool hierarchy is limited in the future, this is a gain

question/pool ownership

questions, pools and collections are owned by a single individual

sharing questions, pools

question pools/collections cannot be shared through the UI
although individual questions or quizzes can be shared

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