In rqti: Create Tests According to QTI 2.1 Standard

question

Specify any kind of table with the table entries representing the number of points for the response. The table has to be the last element of the question section!

The rqti package is clever enough to transform your table into the appropriate QTI object (single choice, multiple choice, directed pair). Of course you can also just load a csv and print it as a markdown table via knitr::kable(yourtable)

Hint: Use visual editing mode in RStudio to quickly change your table.

| |27|36 |25| 6 | |------|--|---|--|---| |49 = |0 |0.5|0 | 0 | |39 = |1 |0 |0 | 0 | |55 = |0 |0 |1 | 0 | |23 = |0 |0 |0 | 1 | |12*3 =|0 |1 |0 | 0 |

feedback

Provide your feedback here. For tables it is difficult to provide useful feedback because there are usually many questions. But most learning management systems will at least show which answers are correct and incorrect.