Quiz & Assessment Module

OpenEduCat provides multiple anti-cheating features: randomized questions from large pools ensure each student gets a different test; randomized answer order prevents pattern sharing; time limits prevent unlimited lookup; and attempt restrictions prevent unlimited retakes. For high-stakes exams, Enterprise customers can integrate with proctoring services that monitor student behavior via webcam.

Yes. You can bulk import questions using CSV or Excel spreadsheets. We provide templates for common question types. For customers migrating from Moodle, Canvas, or Blackboard, our professional services team can assist with format conversion.

For multiple-answer questions, you can award points proportionally - for example, if 3 of 4 correct answers are selected, award 75% of the marks. For fill-in-blank with multiple acceptable answers, you define which variations count as correct. Numeric questions support tolerance ranges where answers within a defined range receive full or partial credit.

Yes. The Enterprise edition supports accommodation settings where specific students receive extended time. This is essential for students with documented learning disabilities who require additional time as an accommodation.

Essay and short-answer questions require manual faculty grading. The system presents all responses in a grading interface where faculty can read each answer, assign a score, and provide feedback. Once graded, scores sync to the gradebook automatically.

Yes. The Enterprise edition provides detailed item analysis showing each question's difficulty (percentage of students who answered correctly) and discrimination index (whether the question differentiates between high and low performers). This helps identify problematic questions that are too easy, too hard, or poorly worded.

Absolutely. Quizzes can be embedded directly within LMS course modules. When a student passes an embedded quiz, the LMS records the module as complete and updates their course progress accordingly. Quiz scores also flow to the gradebook for comprehensive grade calculation.