Quizzes and Questions
MedLearn has access to a powerful quiz and question tool called ‘Quiz Tool Pro’.
You can add a single question anywhere on the page (see examples below) or create a quiz of defined questions from different ‘pots’ e.g. 5 random questions from an easy pot, 5 from a medium pot and 5 from hard.
What question types are available?
The following question types are available:
Single Best Answer (Single Response)
The example below shows a question with randomised response options and feedback for each response depending on which answer was selected. You could also use this question type to do simple True / False questions.
What is the capital of France?
Multiple Choice (Multiple response)
You can a question anywhere on a page in MedLearn. This makes it a powerful tool for testing knowledge in the context of the other page content.
Which of the following are villages in England?
Short Text Response
You can images to all questions, as shown below. The short text response allows multiple permutations / spelling as a correct answer, and you can specify answers are case sensitive if required.
What organ is shown below
Fill in the Blanks
Similarly to the the short text responses you can specify multiple correct answers for each blank, as shown below.
Add the missing words – now fixed to be politically correct.
That’s ons small step for a , one giant leap for
Model Answers / Reflective Questions
For answers with no correct feedback, or where you want students to reflect and add a long written response you can use the ‘Reflective’ text question type. It’s also great for showing model answers allowing students to compare their response against an ‘ideal solution’.
Like all other question types, responses are saved and can be viewed by administrators.
You are walking home one day and are first to arrive at the scene of a motorbike accident.
Have a think about what are the steps you would go through, and in what order.
Write them down below, and then click ‘View’
What about data?
The quiz tool stores every submission for every student and question, along with every attempt a student has made on a given quiz.
