Ib Math HL Question Bank 2nd Edition FOR 132
Sandeep Albritton
I watched the recording of your presentation to the Moodle Users Association. Are these types of use cases the type of things that a plugin or subplugin could be created for if your project goes as planned?
One other part of the new design is how to handle filtering and searching in the question bank, and my current thinking is to steal the interface the added to the participants screen in Moodle 3.9. (Thank you Moodle User's Association.) If you have not seen it yet, you can try it here: =2
That lets you search and filter on a wide range of things, while also taking up not too much space at the top of the page (unlike how much space is currently used up above the list of questions in the question bank). And, we should be able to make pretty much any property of questions searchable.
Also, just as a footnote, by now, there should be more detailed plans in writing. However, stuff keeps coming up at work (or I am procrastinating, or both). My challenge, for the remaining 3 days I have left to work before Christmas, is to see how much of the stuff floating around in my brain I can get onto paper (or electrons in the cloud).
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