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Test Yourself allow users to test their skills and get feedback quickly.

Test Yourself is a Quiz extension and provides an alternative to the default quiz taking logic provided by the Quiz project itself. Test Yourself is different from the normal Quiz taking logic in many ways:

• Responses will not be stored in the database
• Quiz taking will be a lot faster
• Quiz taking will create less server load
• Test Yourself scales a lot better than quiz.
• It will be easy to use web-cache like Varnish when using Test Yourself
• Not all the normal Quiz options will be available
• The first version of this module will only support the multichoice question-type

We hope we'll have a version of Test Yourself available for testing this summer/fall.

Credits

The project is financed by the Norwegian Digital Learning Arena(NDLA), and developed by Amendor(norwegian only).

Development is lead by Amendor. If you want us to customize the Quiz module for you, contact falcon. We also provide specialist consulting services in Drupal, and specialize in using Drupal in an e-learning context.

alpha

Requirements

Drupal 7

• Drupal 7.0 or later. Pre-release versions (unstable, alpha, beta, release candidate) are not supported.
• Menu Block 2
• Context 3.0-beta3 or later

Installation

Install as you would any other module (see handbook page Installing contributed modules if you need help).

If your context reaction uses a second or higher level menu item, the menu block for the menu must have Expand all children of this tree selected in its block configuration.

To-do

• #1588342: Menu block not displayed when block region set to 'None'
• #1543848: Create stable release of Context Menu Block for 7.x
• #1121924: Allow the use of git checkouts of Context
• #1204236: Cannot specify specific instance of menu even though menu indicates possibility

Acknowledgements

Concept

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The Drupal 7.x-3.0 stable release is out (hopefully, with the only minor BUG overlooked: https://www.drupal.org/node/2840750#comment-11863587) and the support documentation and Video is to be produced in 2017.

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