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Summary

This project encompasses the ability for faculty or other users to import an assessment or question pool from Respondus files into Tests & Quizzes (Samigo).
This jira is listed at UCD as SAK-208 and at Sakai collab as SAK-1891

The project is broken into several parts:

  • Ability to successfully import all Respondus question types into an assessment or question pool.
  • Ability to import in Sakai versions 2.1.x (UCDavis and others) through current 2.3 (backporting)
  • Ability to import a Respondus QTI 1.1 xml file or Content Package
  • Ability to import from Respondus 3.5 (current version) and back
  • Ability to migrate Respondus files into Tests & Quizzes via Common Cartridge

To successfully complete this project, we will identify the scope of each of these parts. For example, can all Respondus question types be translated into Samigo? What are the version limitations for backporting for both Sakai and Respondus?

Agile StoryCards

#Spec out GUI design for import Respondus quizzes and pools with Stanford - SAK-241
#Gap analysis between Samigo and Respondus question types and file formats - SAK-243
#Code design for import and Common Cartridge migration of multiple translation types - SAK-244

Spec out GUI design for import Respondus quizzes and pools with Stanford

Gap analysis between Samigo and Respondus question types and file formats

Initial Testing 10/3/06

Initial assessment import testing of a Respondus v3.5 xml file with 8 questions, one of each type available. The testing environment was my local Sakai v2-2-x with Sam Dev v2.3.

Question Type

Import Results

Multiple Choice

Multiple choice single choice (mcsc): point value and question text imported correctly. Question type defaulted to Essay. Answer choices defaulted to individual Model Short Answer records with only the last displayed in Modify question. Feedback was not saved.

True-False

Essay

Matching

Fill-in-Blank

Multiple Response (Grading Method: Right Less Wrong)

Multiple Response (Grading Method: All Points or None)

Algorithmic

Code design for import and Common Cartridge migration of multiple translation types

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